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Here is another commission I received for my drow OC Serelith, imagining a scene inspired by Jabba’s palace in Episode VI. Serelith wears an outfit reminiscent of Princess Leia, standing alongside her allies as they attempt a daring rescue. Their mission is to free a captured friend held prisoner by a ruthless goblin king, blending tension, courage, and style into the moment.

(Art by Erra)

This one was originally requested by -MrJester. Hope they like it! :]

Kind of a late post! I was planning on releasing this earlier but it took me a while because... I MADE A PATREON! ✧｡٩(ˊᗜˋ)و✧*｡

https://www.patreon.com/cw/Poonyk [That's the link!! That's my thing!!]

People were asking me a while ago about tokens and where to find the rest of my SRD Bestiary, so I decided the best way to organize all of that was a patreon where anyone can support and check out this project!

Nothing is changing for these Reddit posts so don't worry, I won't charge people to let me share my art with them lol. But if you want to, you can follow me there and see all of my posts for free, or become a member and get every post in higher resolution, a custom journal entry with lore for each creature, a transparent PNG of every monster and early access for the next one!

In this case, the Werewolf is already done for next week, but if you decide to support me you can check it out right now :] I know its not much in return, but those things are my way of saying thank you for believing in this project.

Even if you're not planning on spending any money, you should check it out! I share a bit more of my process and opinion there, and you can still see every entry of the bestiary for free :]

Anyways, I really liked how this Kobold turned out! He looks so ready for adventure :]

Italian illustrator with 6+ years of experience. I mainly create splash art and fantasy illustrations, D&D basically raised me at this point.I love strong vibes, storytelling, and characters that look like they have at least 3 secrets and a complicated backstory. Heroes, villains, morally questionable individuals, dragons, give me literally anything and i'll draw it. (or well i can try at least lol). if you want to take a look at my past commission and illustration i have a link in my bio where you can stalk all my socials. Have a nice day yall!!^^

I'm starting a table with some people that are coming back from time off or have limited experience. 2024 ruleset is new to them.

I saw a post on here about using poker chips to track Actions, Bonus Actions, and Reactions. Timeout is a one use only, trying to keep the table moving otherwise.

I added the dice idea, but I'm sure others used it too. My LGS gave out the olde skule set with 2024 books as a holiday special one year. They're super cool.

I also have a status condition cheat sheet on the back, but not one I made. I made the spreadsheet in Open Office for $0.

Hags are well known for their ability to change their appearance. They typically tend to choose age-appropriate forms, though -- I haven't seen a lot of stories of adventurers seduced by a shapechanged night hag or green hag.

Although she's been told to stay in granny form at the Changeling's wedding, Nanny Muk won't let that slow her down.

What's going on here?

• Tamilda, a perfectly normal teen girl, is BFFs with Kayra, a young night hag.
• Kayra lives with her "husband", a retired adventurer named Singing Cricket, and her coven, who are her mothers and teachers.
• Granny Dismal is the matriarch of the coven. Nanny Muk is more free spirited. They’re both powerful hags you don’t want to mess with.
• They were all invited to the wedding of the strange creature that replaced Kayra as a baby.
• Hags do not often enter human cities. When they do, they do so in disguise.
• Why is Tamilda’s outfit changing in every panel? She’s trying out a present from Nanny.

Love and Hex started out as a joke about my D&D campaign and turned into an ongoing rom-com/horror story. It's on Webtoon and other platforms.

There's also a printed book out there! People think it's really good.

So this is a snapshot from my client's nightmare of a session... Basically, the rest of the party is KO’d on the dungeon floor, probably stabilized but useless.

Now it's just this Dwarf Paladin Ekor, face-to-face with a Four-headed Hydra in some forgotten ruin. His only play is just to keep smashing. The hammer doesn't allow him to cut the heads, so his only option is to smash every single head before they regenerate. It's an all-or-nothing, last-stand moment.

I wanted to capture the rage of the character, he screams as he manages to hit the first head, but the fear is high as he still has three to go… Let me know if that emotion shows through!! :))

Had an unused ping pong table and decided to do a custom build. This is the 2.0 version but included are some photos of the build.

Version 1.0

The original need was 5-6 players and a DM to be able to sit comfortable. I wanted a battle station buildout for the DM so they can access everything needed. I wanted a virtual screen that can also have something put over it for maps. Power ran to every player from underneath the table for all the electronics needs. Wire management so everything is mounted on the bottom of the table.

Issues we countered. Table was too high and hard to see the screen well. Overhead lights put glare on the table. The table was weak in the middle where the fold was. It got warm in the room. Screen was delicate to roll dice on. Chairs were uncomfortable for long sessions.

Version 2.0

Lowered the whole table 2 inches. Boxed in the screen. Double pane polycarbonate over the screen. Individual lights to everyone. Ran LED lights along the underside of the polycarbonate screen and under the DM battle station. Upgraded chairs for longer gaming. Mounted fan above the table. Reinforced whole table with counter sunk 2x4s. Under-mounted Bluetooth.

Playing first session today to test it out.