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Modeled in Blender, 3D printed in resin, painted by me.

This was a mimic chosen by my Patreon members. I had a blast designing them! Initially I was going to put the mimic mouth in his face, but destroying his cute little moneymaker felt like a heinous crime.

A couple of months ago I made a lawn flamingo mimic, and this fellow seems like a natural addition to a burgeoning lawn-ornament-mimic army.

You can find my other mimics on my social medias:

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My players (5th level party) are all new to the game and I've noticed that they are just itching to use their strongest abilities as soon as they can (paladin uses his two 2nd level smites in his first turn, light cleric casts fireball as soon as he can, etc) the only guy that kind of understands is the fighter who treats his action surge like an ulti to use on the biggest enemy.

I'd like to make them understand that they shouldn't go nova like this but I can't just not make them take a long rest after a fight in which they spent everything and then just throw them in battle again because they might very well just die (again, they are all new).

Suggestions? I'm thinking about putting them in situations where they know from the start that they are going to face multiple enemies during the day and just make them take short rests.

Still, I'm open to suggestions from expert dms

Edit: I do in fact run multiple encounters per day, however my players go nova as soon as they see a guy that doesn't die after the first three attacks and, with them being inexperienced, I can't just throw at them the hardest fight of the day after they ran out of resources and tpk them so I'm forced to make them rest.

Meet Breezy! If you don't know, now you know - her parents are Drizzt Do'Urden and Catti-brie; maybe you've heard of them?

She's also one of 14 potential allies you can draw from the Tarokka Deck in Baldur's Gate: City of Blood - a full-length adventure coming to DMsGuild soon.

If you pull Breezy from the deck, you’re getting an ally who’s skilled at staying two steps ahead of whatever trouble the city throws at you. Quick-witted, quick on her feet, and exactly the kind of companion you want in your corner when things inevitably go off the rails.

Killer art on this one by @citrusfruithead.bsky.social!

Baldur’s Gate: City of Blood releases in Q4 2026! When the Mists of Ravenloft reach the famed City of Baldur's Gate, only the boldest heroes will survive what waits in the shadows.

(Baldur's Gate: City of Blood is unofficial Fan Content permitted under the Fan Content Policy. Not approved/endorsed by Wizards. Portions of the materials used are property of Wizards of the Coast. ©Wizards of the Coast LLC.)

Race: Human
Weapon: Longsword
drip: Check

Hi! getting back to drawing character designs that could work on many of my DnD campaigns, so i decided to start with the most classic one, a Heavy Armoured Longsword Fighter, her name is Mia, daughter of a minor noble family who became a squire and has lived most of her life training to become a knight, i tried to represent her many years in the battlefield with the scars and the armor damage, adding a bit of flair with the cape to represent her family colors.

Hope you like it!

For example in 5e 2014, much of the ranger's utility lies in overland travel, but if the DM does not care much for travel and prefers to hand wave it from place to place, then much of the ranger's power is taken away from them due to the style of the DM.

EDIT: I'll add 2 other answers below to start discussion and for further reference.

The title explains the post, I'm genuinely curious as a budding DM on how these things can be misinterpreted. In my case I was running a game of Strahd, and a Player casted detect Good and Evil. In the rules, it basically lets you sense the presence of aberrations, celestials, elementals, the fey, fiends, or the undead within 30 feet of you, as well as where they're located.

Upon telling them they sensed something inside of a house and where, they asked whether or not they were "Good or Evil", and if so, how much. I explained it to the player, but they legit got defensive over it. Turns out they've been using it wrong for years. I can only wonder how many plots were spoiled because of that.

Anyway, what's yours? Mine is pretty tame, but I think it's the first case of many. I hope that by seeing misinterpretations I could both learn more about spells/spellcasting in general, and how to deal with these kinds of things moving forwards.

Anwen is a female elf priestess for a sun deity (Lathander). She works as a medicine woman and a healer, tending to the infirm and the elderly. As an adventurer, she often acts as the team mom – she’s very kind and doting. She carries a long staff which has a banner emblazoned with the emblem of her deity. Lathander is a deity of the rising sun, new beginnings, and rebirth; reds, yellows, and whites would be the predominating colors of Anwen's robes.

Another commission piece done some times ago. If you see Daisy character sheet I post before, she’s also one of the party members.

Gold today is trading at about $4175 per Troy ounce. 50gp =1 lb so each coin weighs about ⅓oz. or 1391 (let's round up to $1400). So by D&D rules a Silver piece would be worth $140. And a copper piece would be worth $14. Which means that some people are working for a little more than 1-2 cp per hour and the daily wage is about 8-12cp. Which means you can get an ale and simple meal at a tavern for a couple of cp.