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I had just started a new campaign. Three players, one of them I've known for a long time. The other two were new, people my friend knew.

On session 2, one of them decided to arrive almost 45 minutes late. No message letting us know. He just arrived late and then asked "what time were we supposed to start?". On top of that, he barely knew his character or the basic rules for that extent.

Same session, the other new guy arrives high as a kite, barely able to talk (I wish I was exaggerating) and drooling. Literally drooling. Absent half of the time (no wonder), and making racist jokes. At some point he said Khenitra (a town's name, see picture attached) sounded like n****r. Yes, he is American.

So I called it off. Following this subreddit's motto, "no D&D is better than bad D&D". Oh well, onwards.

Bonus content: the map I had prepared for the session. Desert town taken over by the undead. One of the characters got eaten by the ghouls.

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Hi!

The artwork attached is one of my original D&D characters and an example of the kind of fantasy illustrations I create.

I’m currently open for commissions and would love to bring your characters to life as well.

A little bit about her:

She was born into a cult of blood hunters - people who made their living tracking down those who thought they could disappear.

They taught her that blood remembers. Every wound leaves a trail. Every debt can be collected.

Years later, she abandoned the cult and took their secrets with her. Now she travels as an Arcane Trickster, selling her skills to those who can afford them and trying not to become the very monster she was raised to be.

Character sheet for my DnD character Ivan. He's an Aasimar pirate rogue. Our group has been going for around a year now on and off and I finally finished my sheet for him. Our group is very fun because we have 3 concept artists in it so we have a ton of art from sessions or drawings of our characters. Ivan was super fun to draw and I'm working on a front view sheet for him right now too that will likely also include some more detailed callouts to campaign specific stuff like his winter gear (we're in an eternal winter arc rn) and some of his newer weapons that he's gained.

Drew my feathered fella once again! Wanted to practice drawing him as I don't draw anthro characters that often, especially owls so that was fun as I'm trying new things out. Aruns backstory was explained in a previous post and may still change as this is my first time playing DND.

I'm thinking about making a comic about his backstory and the campaign when it'll start,tho I'm not sure if I manage as projects like these take long time but who knows, it'd be a fun little thing to try out.

Art and character design are both made be me.

This is one of eight Handmaidens of Lolth - or rather, the image of them that a few Yochlol’s have decided to take on. As part of a homebrew 5e campaign, I decided to make some fanart to show what my idea of a Lolth-sworn drow matron might look like. Created by me in Procreate!

The party my character is adventuring with has encountered a few of these handmaidens so far, some taking the form of Drow children with drider companions, while others have taken on the form of the matron. This one approached us on a palanquin held up by four male drow servants, waving a flag of truce. Totally trustworthy, I’m sure.

So far we have succeeded against them and I hope that continues! In this campaign I am playing a wizard tasked with helping to bring stability to the Underdark with an elite team of adventurers to prevent catastrophe. Marked nsfw just in case.

Our group has a sniper rogue. Good concept; target an enemy who's already in melee with your allies and you always get Sneak Attack.

The confusing part is the rogue's bonus-action Hide check, which follows every attack. Does this mean that, as long as he rolls well, no enemy can ever target or attack him in any way? That seems like Greater Invisibility on steroids. We've had several combats where the enemies were standing around stupidly asking "Duhh, I wonder where all dese arrows is comin' from?" There's really NO way to ever target a rogue who makes his Hide check?

A warrior, without a throne or a crown, walks through a world filled with the relics of many civilizations that once were; he survives in places where armies die, and in places where myths are born because he uses raw power and has been given the tools needed to protect himself (two axes). Inspiration for this character comes from classic D&D, sword and sorcery literature, and artifacts from the doom metal genre. This piece is only the beginning of my on-going D&D Class Series.

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Context: homebrew campaign

Players are lv4 and managed to save a girl from a vampire who wanted to take the girl back to his master. Vampire died and the players took the girl with them. Bit of travel, they make it to the next town where they're running the rounds, gathering information and go shopping. Two players and the girl split off from the group and go to a magic shop. One of the players sees the shopkeep as an old lady. The other sees a very odd, wide brimmed hat creature running the shop.

Old lady is cordial and shows the party her wares. Party way through the conversation, I decide, why not. And do a bit of role play between girl and hag. Hag sees the girl wants to get stronger, get revenge on the vampires that abused her and wants to repay the players who saved her. (Player who can see, has not mentioned old lady was hag) the conversation continues and the hag says she'll take care of the young girl.

Somewhere in that conversation the players say they'll agree with the bargain, if she gives them a 400 gold discount. The hag agrees and takes the girl. (No horror or Antagonism shown from the hag). The players purchase the items the hag had shown them, but then apparently realize that they dont have enough for the whole lot. (Missing about 100 gold).

The party says they'll return to pay the rest and the hag agrees so long as one of them is marked by her. (An I.O.U. for proprietary purposes). The player who can see hag, offers friends hand for the mark and the party leaves. When they left, the player who could see tells the other about the hag and it sounds like they are making plans to go back, Rob the witch and get the girl back.

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If it helps, I dont think they really understood the where the conversation was going. And they're already making plans to turn on the hag.

The question is should I let them. Even with their discount, they got a bit of an i.o.u. in the form a small hex on the player. ( so its not unreasonable to believe the hag might already know.)

\-I can ignore their plans and let them strike

\-Remove both until later

\-Or potentially, just make the hag the best thing for the child.

What do you think I should do?