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Our 3 year campaign basically came to a close last night with another player (my best friend) killing my character. Pretty much out of nowhere.

They were doing stuff behind the scenes but we never saw it.

My character has been basically vilified for the last 3 sessions for reanimating a corpse. The other characters think the balance of life and death shouldn't be messed with. And my character eventually wanted to work towards true resurrection of his sister. So they were going to leave me to do their own thing. So my character was made to feel like shit by the other characters for wanting to do that.

All the while my best friends character has been doing shady evil planning in the background.

We were alone, about to part ways, and he revealed his master plan to me. I was in disbelief. My character was in disbelief. And then he attacked.

He got a surprise round with 2 attacks (we're level 5). I lost more than half my hp. Then we rolled initiative and he rolled high. He attacked me again, rolled max damage and that was it.

I didn't get any chance to do anything. Bang. Done. Dead.

I'm clearly upset and unhappy. I'm silent. I don't freak out and cause a scene. Then my DM proceeds to play "how could this happen to me?" By simple plan. I'm internally fuming.

It sucks. Both myself and my character feel betrayed. I'm mad. I'm heartbroken. I'm devasted. Literally the worst possible way I could see my character going out after 3 years.

Tldr: My character died. I couldn't do anything about it. I'm sad.

Edit: Thanks everyone. There's obviously way more detail I could go into. We've been playing together for years now. I came to reddit first cause the "guys that sucked I didn't have fun" won't really matter. What's done is done. My best friend did say sorry, but doesn't really change what happened. Sucks that we did the surprise round wrong. We don't really do redos. I don't feel like going back to the character/campaign after this anyway.

This is a commission I recently finished for u/KaiserFrideric. It’s their character from a Curse of Strahd campaign, who’s currently trying to avoid becoming the unwilling bride of a vampire lord. She’s feisty, independent, and definitely not the type to sit quietly while someone else decides her future for her.

Really enjoyed working on this one and bringing her character and rebellious energy into the final piece. 🩷

Character design and details were based on the client’s specifications and character concept.

Navari is a warlock - bard multiclass tiefling. I guess she is technically a changeling now, but she has existed for a couple of years in the campaign and underwent many changes, both in race, class and looks! She started out as a tiefling warlock, but then at some point turned into a human looking character with big bird wings, and woodlike limbs! I designed that version of her as well a few years ago, which was interesting. Her most recent change is that she turned back to her tiefling form, and has gained a title! It is Lady Navari now! That is why I wanted her outfit to reflect the wealth she now has, adding gold jewelry and gold patterns on the skirt and the cape. Her eyes are a nice yellow colour which work well with the jewels. She has black horns, white hair, which she loves to wear in a high ponytail. Other features she has is red skin, a long tail and pointy ears. She carries a health potion with her at all times. Because she is a warlock with a pact of the blade, she can summon her obsidian sabre anytime she wants. The weapon has a black / purple magical aura. The character is drawn by me, but belongs to a friend of mine!

My 12yo son came to me and asked for more screen time. I gave him a chance to roll for it:

“DC 12. Go grab a d20.”

He rolled a 6, so no extra time — and he was totally cool with it. No complaints, no pleading, no bargaining.

Honestly, I was kind of hoping for a natty 20 or a 1. We agreed that a 20 would double the extra time, and a 1 would cut tomorrow’s time in half.

Not sure I’ve ever seen a failed persuasion check accepted so gracefully.

This is a dark fantasy commission of Kallista, a sun half-elf marked by demons and blood cults. It’s easily one of the most unusual and complex concepts I’ve tackled lately. She was originally a regular half-elf, but her backstory is incredibly dark and filled with trauma, which now physically manifests on her skin and hair as abyssal cracks. I’ll pray to Lathander that everything goes well for her in the upcoming game and that she survives her patron!