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I don’t know if this is appropriate here or not-feel free to remove if this is a violation of any rules just looking for advice.

We are a group of 7 total including DM all between 30-40 years old . We’ve played essentially every Sunday since 2020 and have grown very close.

Over this past weekend one of our players passed away unexpectedly and without warning. It has devestated our group and we are in the processing of grieving our friend and party member.

We spent our usual Sunday night game last night memorializing our friend and essentially participating in a group grief counseling session. We discussed if we should make his character an NPC, or continue as a full party, if we should replace him with a new player, we even debated on whether or not we should keep using the same group chat with him in it.

All in all, it was a beautiful expression of sadness, anger, love and shared loss. But in truth, we are not sure what we do from here on. We will continue to play and remember him every time we play but-at the moment-everything feels just sad or wrong.

I don’t normally post ever to reddit, but I wanted to see if others had this experience as well and how they managed it. I don’t necessarily need flowery stories of forging through the pain, but rather honesty. If your game broke up because of a death-I want to know. If you could never play a class again because of a lost-I want to know. I just kind of to want know we’re not the only ones to experience something like this.

Thank you!

Not talking about some huge complicated rule from the PHB. I mean those tiny rules that technically exist but everyone just kinda makes up as they go
Like something you only discovered after playing for months and went “wait… THAT’S how it works?”
What’s the most random D&D rule your table completely misunderstood?

Hi guys............. (˶˃ᆺ˂˶)
I'm new here, but I really want to share these two pieces. I started playing DnD with my bf and it really makes me want draw all the time. It may or may not be a problem heh Also now I am addicted to playing with this character, it's really hard for me to play anyone else. attachment issues? :'(

The first one is a flashback from her past. Her name is Arya btw. I play this campaign only with my bf because I was too shy when we started playing, so he is the DM and all NPCs lol. The second one is from a session when Arya’s ultimate crush died because the the DM forgot that if someone had a medicine kit, they wouldn’t need to roll for medicine when trying to stabilize (the crush was brought back due to us not being able to handle the grieve lol)

Alright, we completed the first session of a campaign and lost all of our equipment. I am going to stop there for now and pick it up again once I have new gear. So still rough on edges, no polishing, textures missing. But still ok to share.

Talia Danika constantly radiate the scent of fresh-baked cookies. Not by magic, but as my calling card. I believe the strongest bonds are forged around a good table, and friendship is the cement that keeps the world turning.

As an Emissary of the Green Paths, my role as a broker is to connect people, circulate information, and guarantee promises with style and grace. In a world of brutes and cynical politicians, good manners and hospitality are my most formidable weapons.

My family priesthood is my working method, fueled by prayers to specific friends of mine :

• Cyrrollalee teaches me hospitality to disarm distrust ;
• Titania grants me the confidence to deal with the powerful on equal footing ;
• Verenestra inspires the grace and wit to defuse conflicts with words instead of a sword ;
• Caoimhin reminds me to look out for the humble and outcasts, where the most sincere friendships and best secrets are found.

Navigating between the fey courts and the material plane is perilous, and the powerful often try to buy or control me. But my independence is non-negotiable. I bridge worlds on my own terms, deeply convinced that a genuine, well-maintained friendship is always worth more than any contract.

Hello. First time posting here. The goal was to imitate that classic 80s dark fantasy poster style (like Conan). Biggest and most complex art I've worked on so far. Took 2 months to finish.

Party members from left to right:
Jack the Gunslinger;
Tiefling Kitka the Ranger-Druid;
Carmine the Half-Elf Paladin;
Zugak the Half-Orc Cleric;
Kask the Konrasu Monk;
Ahgideon the Clockwork Wizard;
Kridis the Barbarian Changeling.

I that Magnus in the background? Yes.

Hey everyone!

This is a commissioned portrait of a half-orc Monk, I painted few years ago.

Designing this character, I tried to combine typical Shaolin-inspired monk robes with barbaric orcish gear like leather straps and furs; two-handed greataxe was also helpful for that purpose. To show his thoughtness and resilence I placed him in cold mountain environment contrasting with his half-naked body, barely catching the first warm rays of the rising sun.

Hope you like it!

Cheers!

I wanted to make a build that was non-traditional, so I decided to make a Goliath Wizard, because that seemed fitting. She’s a runt, only 6 feet tall (which is practically tiny for a Goliath), and she runs around meting out death with as many cold-damage spells as she can get her hands on.

I’ve been drawing for nearly a year now, and I’m fairly pleased with my progress. Finally feeling confident enough to share some of it online.

Lyre is an instrument often used by Bards.

Since she comes from a family of Tiefling musicians/Bards, she was given that name.

Although she lost the context with her parents, she carries that name with pride.

Lilies have several meanings depending on their color, but I chose various interpretations, those that connect them to death as well as to passion and feminine beauty.

(These concepts make more sense in Spanish for the final result of the name Liridia)