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Tiefling doodle I made while sketching a few gestures, and I ended up really liking this one.

This is the illustration style I use for character doodles and D&D tokens.

My portfolio: https://www.artstation.com/lucasnogueiraart

If something in my work caught your attention and you'd like to commission a D&D token, a character doodle, or even explore a larger illustration project, feel free to reach out and share your references or project details with me.
I'm always open to new ideas, creative projects, and helping players visualize their characters.. Get in touch anytime if something comes to mind. I’d love to hear about your characters!

Some time ago i made a foldable character sheet because i wanted something more fun to use while playing than a just a printed sheet, and i managed to cram 4 and a half pages in it.

After a year of using it, i decided:

"what if i remove all that made this booklet easy to use and make it much more complicated and cumbersome to use?"

So, to have more pages to write my extensive important story details into (like all of the colored pebbles i collected after each mission), i decided to create and extended version.

This is the prototype for now, it seems to work and fold neatly.

Tierlaeor "Of Bright Skies", overly excited dragon adventurer who fancies himself a heroic knights errant.

I play with a group of friends, in a previous campaign years ago a character was a wildly egotistical and smug Blue Dragon that had for a number of reasons decided humanity and such weren't aaaall bad.

The current campaign is set 100 some odd years after, and I've been dropping hints by telling skewed stories of that campaign vaguely; depicting Tierlaeor's Dad as the coolest most impressive hero who saved his party and the world nearly by himself. Tier acts a bit odd, eating raw fish, being unable to tell elves and humans apart, being untrusting of gnomes, and generally treating the entire adventure rather lightly like it's a big game he's playing with his friends and that his parents are going to be pissed if they find out what he's up to...Unfortunately in the most recent session his true form was revealed.

Looking for elegant suggestions to one of my players using web search after hearing a creature name or seeing the image. These days nearly all of my groups use electronic character sheets or apps so we are using devices during play constantly. It never becomes a distraction, even with people using their phones. God bless them, that's too small for me. But my issue has become a player searching for creatures weakness and resistances during play. Now I noticed other players are doing it because they are looking for less in game reasons to pursue details. I have essentially said "please don't do this, there are in game ways to achieve the same goal". But it didn't seem to help beyond that one session. I don't want to feel like I'm policing them on it. I also don't want to remove the imagery or descriptions when it makes sense to provide it in game.

How can I deter this behavior?

The only thought I have come up with is to begin providing red herring descriptions. Essentially they would need to verify the details with another party, but I am certain other have better ideas than me, while I'm a bit disgruntled.

Spoiler warning, in case your players are in these same threads ...

For example, in my game, I just reintroduced the greater mummy lord that my players released from a prison.... 63 sessions ago!

Minor spoilers for Curse of Strahd ahead

I'm at a loss. I have a party of four level 5 players who have spent the last few IRL months exploring Barovia. Finally they received the invitation to dine with Strahd after he noticed their increasing reputation. Their last interaction with Strahd was when they tried to mind read one of his minions and instead heard Strahds voice tut-tut and say something alone the lines of, "Soon..." And they all collectively shit themselves. It was an awesome gameplay moment where they knew they were in too deep against an incredibly powerful enemy.

But then they are invited to his dinner and suddenly they all turned into animals. Cracking jokes, throwing plates of food around, trashing the dining room, spitting in Strahds drink. I admit I was wildly unprepared for this. They genuinely gave the Abbot more respect than Strahd when they went to collect their fated ally, Vasilka. I tried to have Strahd remain composed, then after the spit, I just had him disapparate and the party went "Lets destroy the whole castle!" They left the dining hall, fought the gargoyles, and we ended the session there with them planning to fuck up the castle in the next session.

Our next session is tonight and I'm at such a loss as to what to do from here. Any advice? I feel like I fucked up one of the most important story elements in the entire campaign by not making him imposing enough. Please help!

as the title says, here is my tiefling bard Mania!

I created her 2 years ago and I got an opportunity to play her, so she finally got her artwork. the oneshot was mostly social and college of whispers fitted really well.

Mania's a Baalzebul tiefling and has some... mental problems I'd say :) big thanks to my GM for playing as "voices" in her head. she finally became more than "beautiful character I'd play one day".

my socials and more art!

UPD: thank you for so much upvotes!!

A good friend of mine drew this cover art to commemorate the end of a 6 year long campaign, chock full of little inside jokes, Easter Eggs, and all of my players characterized in action! I’m just really happy how this turned out, and wanted to share.

Shes loosely based on a black and white snub nosed monkey because I think they have particularly fun smiles.

This girl id for an upcoming homebrew campaign ill play with friends. The setting has some important anciant monkey people so I brought up the Idea of having funny varient human monkeys as their descendents and of course I had to play one of those once my DM went "yeah that sounds cool".

Was aprehensive about giving her the voldemort special at first but she looked too weird (and too removed from her inspiration) with a normal nose ssssoooooooo.......