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I made many optional designs for the bee challenge event. The goal is to keep the design resembling to the bee, then I have to cut off some features of bee in the the 4th concept. At last, the only thing sticks with the bee theme is the head, the rest of the body seems to be humanoid, so I tried to make the amor look like insect-like exoskeleton appearance. The outcome is likely off the plan comparing to my first attempt. It turned me down when I was in the middle of render process, but I finally put it through and finished off the piece. So I learnt that I should not have done more in the concept progress before jumping right in rendering. I am happy with the whole progress, despite it upsets me so bad.

I decided to do a new illustration of my character, Goldroshe, who is a recurring NPC in my D&D game. My players enjoy him quite a lot and interact with him often, and I really enjoy playing him. He is suave, confident, and in control of every situation (not that he'd let you know if he wasn't). He is a master manipulator, having most of a planet under his spiritual sway. The party and Goldroshe have a tentative alliance, both knowing the benefits that the other brings; however, the more the party sees of him, the less and less trustworthy he seems.

His motives, whilst mostly selfish, do result in many positives for the people around him, so things are not so simple as "kill the bad NPC" which makes for an interesting dynamic between him and the party.

Hey guys, trying out a new lay out for my comissions. Changed a bit on Lady Ashley's here lighting and added a lil' 5e summary of some of her abilities. I really enjoy this whole "half ghost" vibe, as a person stuck in between the material plane and the after life, half disembodied. THe client also shared that she uses special make up to look like a physical person most of the times, yet that half ghost trait could be useful as she would be somewhat immaterial at times, sort of like a blink spell! let me know what you guys think of the new layout :)

My new dnd character! The campaign starts today, and I needed a reference. I'm so happy with how she turned out. She looks so cute!

She's a student of necromancy and wears handmade smiling masks to not scare newly revived souls: "The first thing a reborn should see is a smiling face welcoming them back!"

Yes. She's trying very hard.

I'm hoping to draw her a full body soon and please wish me (her) luck for this afternoon 😆

Been in a 3 person campaign for a few months now, from level 3 to 5 so far. I'm playing a monk, my teammates are a druid and a bard.

I always heard martial classes fell behind in damage eventually, but at the minute, I have the highest damage, more utility with my attacks, speed, health, defence etc.

Is there a point in the game ahead where their damage skyrockets?

(Note: they have utilities and magic I dont, obviously. But it feels like that relegates their power to support. I want them to feel powerful too, assuming they want to)

I've been dming for about 6 months, and I've homebrewed a couple of monsters and the such but never done big things or huge changes to the rules.

what's the rule, monster or anything else you made that will always be present at your table? have a nice day!