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You pry open the heavy earthen door that has been keeping you from the tomb's inner-most sanctum. You are buffeted by a thick cloud of dust that is almost as bad as the stench of fresh corpses that rushes out to greet you. Wait, why would the corpses be fresh? Supposedly none have entered the tomb of the praetors in generations. A shadow moves, defend yourself!

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With the final nothic slain, you are finally able to take in your surroundings. Piles of bodies, some of whom you recognize as the missing clergy, are in various states of decay. You doubt the bishop of Tyr is going to be willing to hand over that bonus now...

One of my players and closest friends died last night, a few hours before session if we piece everything together, but a few hours after we had talked normally about her character and the campaign. I had sent her a message at the start of session asking her why she hadn’t shown up, since she always messaged me when she was going to be absent, and found out this morning what the silence was all about. I never would’ve guessed this would be the reason.

She was a comfort to me after my mother died last year and was always there for me. Super supportive of my first time DM’ing, the world and characters I’ve created and always put her all into her own characters and roleplay. Always interested in my creative pursuits and checked in on me consistently, and vice versa, she means the world to me and I know she was hurting.

Genuinely incredible player and person, pure and kind, always thought about others before herself and an inspiration as someone older and slightly wiser, especially when feeling so lost with the absence of my mother.

She played a tiefling bard named Sabrina who was incredibly diplomatic, loving and optimistic. Party mum / fun aunt, a teacher at a local magic school who cared for her students and both an actress and poet who wrote her own plays and had a poignant, positive thing to say about anything and everyone.

This character was definitely an extension of her, and perhaps a model of what she wished to be. My friend suffered a lot inside her own head but Sabrina was joyous and loved life, and I could tell it was freeing for my friend playing her, get away from the dark stuff for a while.

Life won’t be the same nor will D&D be the same without her. She was a light that could never be snuffed out and that will remain the case, in the real world and in my silly little fantasy world she in part helped create.

I just wish we had more time.

Please, if you have a space somewhere in your campaign, make room for a happy go lucky, girly and sweet sparkly pink tiefling called Sabrina who loved her students, life and adventure.

This is a character design made in a series of characters for a special project.

The coloring includes soft and dimmed blues and gray's and whites. The character description includes some very subtle elements of the sea, such as the staff that looks like a oyster shell with a pearl inside and a bit of seasalt erosion on the poll, and a seashell ornament decoration hanging from the chain.

As well as the traditional Chinese knot on the thigh level combined with the socks and rest of the garment in a subtle way representing a mermaid tail/thigh area that ends in flowy asymmetric fabric hems, like the impressive tails of flamboyant fish.

Within the goals was to get a feeling of an 'academic' sorcerer of that makes sense. Who grew up close to the sea, has royal decent and has had close friends and teachers that have a bond with the sea, as well as religious influences that have more to do with discipline and authority amongst the mortals involved than actual religion itself.

As the title states, our party was engaged with a powerful reaper when suddenly a mighty chaotically fluffy creature came crashing onto the battlefield from depths unknown. He knocked our paladin prone, left our sorcerer scattered, and ravaged the reaper with mighty paws of destruction. With the reaper thoroughly defeated, and the battlefield left scattered for good measure, the creature grabbed the cleric and leaped away back into the abyss from which he came.

Hello again :)

A DND party I drew. A bit of text from the description:

"Brynjolf

Tall, well built, half orc. He’s a very handsome individual, with fair green skin, black hair that has just a touch of grey, and a short trimmed beard. Like a witcher he carries two swords strapped to his back; one rather plain and the other made of silver with a dragon on the pommel. He dresses simply but neatly- a loose shirt, usually with the sleeves rolled up; high sturdy boots; and a brightly colored sash belt. He wears a collection of holy symbols around his neck as good luck charms.

Veloth

A strange elf with an obsession for fungi. Ashen grey skin, that is pulled tight to his bones, highlighting his sharp features. White glazed eyes, like a corpse. Long ashen white hair, worn in a high braided ponytail. Despite being tall and lanky his frame is hidden by dark robes which are covered in moss and fungus. He is constantly surrounded by small glowing spores, like fireflies. He has a heart, with mushrooms sprouting from the veins, which he uses as a floating focus for his spells. 

Amy

On the surface Amy is just another dirty street urchin. Her clothes are plain and ragged, with the occasional colorful patch, or use of decorative leather as armor. She carries a small dagger and is usually around animals when she can be. Amy takes care to keep herself dirty to hide the fact her skin is the grey skin of a vampire. Despite looking only in her teens at most she is over 400 years old and has learned to use her fangs as much as her daggers. 

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I hope you liked what I did :)

Howdy folks

Last week I had the great honor and privilege to be selected as the test subject for the latest batch of bio-weapons my son cooked up at the Kindergarten center for Chemical Warfare, turning my entire digestive system into liquid.

Now that I'm alive and well again, I am hard at work with a pep in my step!

Hope you'll enjoy this little comic strip!

Stay excellent out there!

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Swashbuckler costume design ideation for a DnD-style rogue character. I wanted to try two different directions for the same character – one leaning more toward a naval officer look and the other toward a charismatic tavern rogue. The costumes were loosely inspired by traditional clothing from my country, mixed with classic fantasy elements. It was interesting to see how small costume changes can shift the character’s personality and story.

Painted in PS.

Now you cant have a Hollow knight inspired setting without a bit of silkspinning and webweaving now can you? Allow me to introduce the Webrunner conclave Ranger, here to tangle up their bounty and catch any who try to flee! this subclass is my own spin on the sadly not too amazing arcane archer subclass, as it uses numerous Spun techniques to all sorts of effects from a giant web bomb to a grapling hook! as well as this, as you can see in the art this subclass is not limmited to any specific weapon, only caring that it is ranged, from the smallest of crossbow bolts to the larges of javelins. The race shown in this art is that of the Stingsworn, an honorable race of nomadic scorpions that have found their way into the depths from the terrifying lands of the Above!

no smoting reddit

i’m just generally curious on it. I’m watching a DND live stream so like I’m curious for a lot of people other than livestream.

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