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Finally got around to building a DnD table. We have a pretty steady 6-7 player campaign going in a unique and custom build sandbox world. The table isn’t done yet but this has been a pretty ambitious first game table build and I love it. The wood is going to be painted black and each seat is going to get a small 8” shelf in front of their chairs which is where they will be able to roll their dice, it will have inset cup holders, and where you can snack. On the table top is a TV for our move into Arkenforge from hand drawn maps. TV is a 42” Toshiba with a piece of 1/4 plexiglass over top so we can still use our minis. On each side of the tv are power strips because we use DnDbeyond for character sheets. This was also build to double as my personal computer desk as well. There is a sound system under the table along with my computer and there will be led lights around the corners of the ceiling instead of the lamp which will run to a remote so I can change colors of the room on the fly depending on the tone of the game. Unfortunately this was the smallest I could make the table but still make sure it was a 7+1 table for myself and my PC’s. I’m open to any ideas on how to make it better. I am only a hobby woodworker and this is the first thing I have ever upholstered so it’s not the best, but it works for our needs for sure.

(Im not sure why but I am not able to upload any other photos)

Modeled in Blender, printed in resin, and painted by me. This thing took forever, mostly because the first version collapsed under its own weight. I learned two main things while making it: filament printers are used for large props for a very good reason, and cosplay artists have a tough job.

You can find my other mimics on my social medias:

TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@too.many.mimics

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/toomanymimics

YouTube: https://youtube.com/@toomanymimics

Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/c/TooManyMimics

Website: https://toomanymimics.com/

By a gimmick I mean, the trendy scenario, character archetype, or gag pertaining to D&D that gains traction within the community, but actually isn't fun for you at all. Maybe you hate it irrationally or maybe you have a good reason for the way you feel.

Now it could be recent stuff from big streams or recent online, though honestly these trends have existed as long as D&D has been a thing (i.e. Drizzt Do'Urden clones and Monty Python Gags go way back).

I have a few that always tick me off personally even just reading about them, so I thought I'd see what others come up with or if I'm just an old grouch.

Hello there! It’s been a while and once again, here with some cute sketchy character art. As you can see from the tags, this is commissioned artworks. And because of it- I have no backstory for this lady. But we can definitely see she is an artificer. One of the most interesting classes to my opinion btw, and not on;y in dnd universe. But..difficult class, actually. Well, about dnd artificer- you can get more information from net and books. Pretty sure internet will tell much better than me. Other than that, as always, your critics are welcome, feel free to put some words if you have something to tell.

Soon I will post a bit more pictures like this. Hope you are interested to see more.

This is all what I wanted to say here, stay safe and have a good day.

I wanted a Mimic tattoo for quite a while, but I didn’t want a traditional treasure chest because that’s become fairly common and I wanted it to stand out. I decided on the traffic cone as we have a running joke in the Portland subreddit about traffic cones and they are also near and dear to my job. I presented this to my tattoo artist and they were super stoked to draw up this design! I hope you guys enjoy me sharing this here, and I hope more of you share your DnD themed tattoos if you have any!

This picture is from the day I got it, but I couldn’t post both this and the healed pic - maybe I can comment the photo in the comments.

I also have a gelatinous cube tattoo that I got a week ago and hope to show to you guys once it’s fully healed.

Would it be bad if I as a dm ask a player to kindly leave after killing an npc important to the main group they will need to complete the campaign, because I know the whole idea is to have fun ect, but with them as a player they have already said that they just enjoy breaking me, idk tell me if im wrong but just be aware that this is my first campaign and its a homebrew. Just thought I'd ask before I did anything.

EDIT:I will have a conversation with him in the morning about it and I'll ask him to not kill random NPCs, but thank you for the comments they helped me figure out what I should do. I'll update in the morning

This is a PLA 3D print. (Materials didn't need to be robust because of use case: burial) I went into it as goods/services, obv with a lot more sensitivity than that... it was a transaction...But it really hit me as i was working on it, i refused payment... and I FAMOUSLY love money... but man, I just couldnt.

It's my understanding that he was in a really bad way. So the inside has some leather that says "VICTORIUM IN MORTE" laser etched on it. He's free now. He won. Hence the 20 on top as well.

The family cried happy tears. To which i responded "I prefer to be paid in a family's tears, so this works out. His program is a Character sheet! It's really awesome and will be hanging up next to my girls' drawings forever.

I realize this is a spindown die, it was the only thing available for me to print. It is what it is.