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A new character design I did for fun but haven’t finished yet

Sahira is impulsive, fiercely competitive, and has a terrible habit of accepting all kinds of dangerous dares. Tell her she can’t do something, and she’ll try it on the spot, even if it’s stupid.
she came across a fox mask that carried the spirit of a legendary performer known only as Vespera.
The moment she puts it on, The loud, reckless Sahira disappears, replaced by someone unrecognizable, a calm, graceful figure who speaks with purpose and always seems three steps ahead.
The Fox is everything Sahira isn’t: patient, intelligent, composed, and dangerously charismatic.
Most people who know the stories of Vespera believe it’s one immortal performer who has appeared throughout history, always hidden behind the same mask.
No one would ever guess that beneath it is just Sahira.
A girl who once jumped off a roof because someone bet her she wouldn’t.
The irony is that Sahira desperately wants to become as skilled and respected as the figure inside the mask, while Vespera envies her freedom
(I know the mask barely covers her face, but I imagine its magic alters how people perceive her when she puts it on)

So I genuinely don't know if I'm just an idiot but the Eversmoking bottle has been one of the most inconvenient magic items I have ever used. The DM allowed us to have one uncommon magic item or two common magic items of our choosing at the start of the campaign. I joined the campaign late at level 6 I believe and since the DM mentioned a tournament arc coming up and my kenku rogue couldn't take a hit for shit, I decided to give them the Eversmoking bottle for protection (I lost the first fight against another player but I actually managed to put up a good fight thanks to that bottle)

Ever since then though, my party has been a little too unwilling to let me use it again. So much so that it's become a bit of a running joke at the table. I genuinely don't know if I'm just stupid (please feel free to roast me in the replies) but from my understanding of the bottle and the weird rules surrounding it

• Bottle creates a heavily obscured area in a 60ft radius that increases as the rounds go on (has a max but combat rarely ever gets to that point)
• Inside the smoke
  • Characters are blinded (disadvantage on attack roles and advantage on roles against you)
  • If both characters are blinded they cancel each other out and you roll normally
  • Since the Ranger in our group took the blind fighting style, he has advantage against enemies in his radius
  • Melee and ranged weapon attacks roll normally
  • Spells that require you to see the target are neutralized
• Outside the smoke
  • Area is heavily obscured (attempts to see within it automatically fail)
  • Ranged attacks into the smoke fail and spells that require you to see the target fail as well

From my understanding, the bottle doesn't affect melee or ranged weapon attack roles so long as both targets are within the smoke and thus blinded but will interfere with spells that require you to see the target whether you are in or out of the smoke. That has made it pretty inconvenient for a lot of spellcasters in the group to the point where they are unwilling to let me use it. Even if I just rushed into the crowd away from the party and popped out the 60ft radius of smoke that way, it will still force the spellcasters in my group to disregard a lot of their spells and what they want to do

AOE spells are also ironically interfered with because you still need to choose a point and since you can't see into the fog and are blinded within the fog, there's a chance you can choose wrong and cause collateral damage or miss your target

It's gotten so complicated that I straight up forgot how it works at one point leading to a situation where our Gunslinger left the smoke to shoot something in the smoke because he thought being in the smoke gave him the disadvantage and not the other way around

I chose the Eversmoking bottle by virtue that I figured it would be useful for an immediate need but outside of the Tournament arc and one other instance where we could use it to protect our party's ship from ballistas and cannons, I haven't gotten a lot of use out of it

Like you know you chose something fucked when even the amazing DM that I'm playing with straight up tells you "Yeah you're in charge of figuring out how this damn bottle works because I do not have the patience for this"

The Eversmoking Bottle is one of the most inconvenient magic items I have ever had the misfortune of giving myself, either by virtue of it being a massive inconvenience to the rest of the party or by virtue of it being so intricately complicated, it makes trying to understand it a massive headache and misusing it far too easy (especially for someone like me who has only played like three proper campaigns in his life with two of them being cut short and the third unfortunately about to soon follow due to a move)

It's a good thing I got a Flame Tongue Rapier, wand of paralysis and a single scroll and potion because good lord has that bottle become a meme

Edit: I don't think a lot of you understand the situation. You're making a lot of focus on what I can benefit from when the point is it is inconvenient TO EVERYONE ELSE AT THE TABLE. It doesn't matter if I can make it work for myself. If it interferes with how others want to play, it turns me into a selfish player. Jesus

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Alexandria the Satyr Hero inspired by Greek Mythology and classical Greek Heroes like Perseus and Hercules. She journeys across the world seeking adventure, and battling monsters. Joyful fun-loving extroverted. Loves the thrill for adventure and new people. She respects boundaries and can be quiet too. She loves the ecstasy of battle and will work up into a bloodlust friendsy if she gets into the fight too much. Fearless and will face down danger with no hesitation and a smile. She does get annoyed and is a little unhinged. Alexandria's physique is based on a fitness model. She has a strong athletic build with well defined muscles, thighs and legs are large reflecting her height, strength and agility. Her chest is full and proportionally prominent, balanced with her broad shoulders to maintain her silhouette.

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Weilds a specific flamberge zweihamder that has a hilt similar to greek and romansweords, weilds with one hand.

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(This post is just a rant)

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For the first time in my role-playing group, we had to kick a recently joined player 'cause he couldn't go five minutes without criticizing every aspect of the DM's role-playing.

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This player called himself a "veteran" since he'd been playing since 3.5, and he agreed to join our group even after we told him three times, "Hey, we play the 5th edition of The Forgotten Realms, and our DM gives us complete freedom to choose races and classes as long as they fit the rules of the world she created. *You can talk to her about anything*." He said he had no problem with that, so we thought it would be fine, but from session zero he started making comments:

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• A dragonborn paladin and a tiefling cleric meet drinking in a tavern = "Is that the only plot you know? Why would a hellish creature be a cleric? And I thought dragonborn were extinct by now."

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• The king who hired them asked them only to capture the bear that was terrorizing the crops, not to kill it = "That's so childish and unrealistic. Who would leave a bear alive?"

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• The tiefling fails a deception roll = "For a tiefling, it's easier to kill or sleep with the victim, tbh."

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Until finally, during the battle against the bear, when his character was left with 0 HP 'cause he failed all the rolls, he said, "I'm never letting a woman run a campaign again. I didn't want to play a Disney movie."

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Our DM was still a beginner and she started crying 'cause of his comment, which the guy continued to complain about. We all told him that if he hated playing with us so much, he should leave. He didn't; he just stared without saying another word, and we had to cancel the rest of the session because the DM was too upset to continue. We never invited that guy again.

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To be honest, I thought these kinds of players didn't exist or were just an exaggeration, and well, I ended up running into him. It's incredible, in a bad way, that someone can be so passionate about a role-playing game.

For context I’m running Phandelver and below, and last session my players fought Ruxithid the chosen, one of my players, decided he didn’t want to wait for the obvious villain to monologue and shouted “I fire my gun.”(I let him have a flintlock) I told him I couldn’t let him do that but I got to thinking, how do other more experienced DM’s handle this? This is also my first time DM’ing a proper story as I ran Tales from the yawning portal until I decided I wanted more of an actual story.

She's an Air Genasi and was created based on the tarot card "The Star"

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Astra is a sweet, caring and full of hope character, who's also a strong warrior and the group's healer

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The gist of the story is that our party are (suposibly) the last citizens of the Harpyja empire. Harpyja was an utopian, floating island that, on a fateful day, was completely erased from the map.

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Our party consists of: The Emperor (Harth: who was the eldest son of the actual emperor before the empire collapsed, and is trying to figure out what happened and rebuild Harpyja), The Hierophant (Topázio: the emperor's counselor, a powerful mage who can see the future), The Tower (Siara: the emperor's cousin that was too young to remember Harpyja's best days), Wheel of Fortune (Amentis: the emperor's jester, a wild magic sorcerer - an entertainer who just wants to move on with his life but has grown too attached to the group) and The Star (my girl Astra: a Paladin who was tasked to protect Harth).

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As the story progressed, two new characters joined our group: The Empress (Harcy: Harth's lost sister - a warlock that hears voices from the beyond and restored the group's hope that Harpyja still prevails) and The Fool (Horizonte: an amnesiac ranger, that stumbled upon our group and decided to join us on our quest hoping it will provide him with answers about his origins).

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Astra, as well as being the emperor's protector, is devoted to Fraga, the goddess of Passion - (there are 12 gods: Passion, Hatred, Arrogance, Frustration, Sadness, Anger, Lust, Fear, Boredom, Anxiety, Jealousy and Disgust)

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Write up on the D&D 5.5E spell cards. Could be cool (but do people even want these anymore?).

Made this art for Wild Magic Reimagined, a pretty interesting project envisioning remaking the wild magic system for dnd 5e. I recommend checking it out! :D

This one is titled as "Passion & Growth", This especific combination is focused on raw, primitives instincs, focusing on emotions like fear and rage.

Below you can see some others I made for the game.
https://www.artstation.com/assis_ink/albums/3268582

Also if you want commission me, you can contact me via DM :)

And let me know what you thinks about this art and the project iself below. Thank you for your attention! :D

Corvin is a human artificer and former physician with much expertise in all medicine. He used to live a relatively normal life with his husband, Alaric and their daughter, Beatrice, until a fire destroyed their home. Alaric and Beatrice died in the blaze and Corvin was left mortally wounded.

While unconscious outside the ruins, Corvin was infected by a strange parasite that somehow kept him alive. Over time, the parasite fused completely with his body, replacing the damaged tissues and becoming impossible to remove without killing him. Corvin studied it obsessively and eventually learned to cultivate and manipulate similar organisms.

While mechanically he’s an artificer, but instead of gadgets and “machinery” all of his inventions, tools, infusions and spells are biological. Healing magic is performed by symbiotic organisms stitching wounds shut, magical effects come from spores or larvae and his tools are grown rather than built.

The important part is that Corvin believes the parasite inside him contains some remnant of Beatrice. Whether that’s actually true or something else entirely is something I left open for the campaign !