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I haven't posted here in a while, but this commission is worth it.

This art is part of a project to illustrate all nine minor Gods for my client. This one in particular is "The Dagger", a Chaotic and Evil goddess of murder. She delights in both impulsive, violent assassinations and meticulously planned schemes.

This art and character have strong inspirations from Orin in BG3, but the client wanted a character who was a little less unhinged and was, in the art, standing over her victim right after a killing spree. Because of this, I focused more on making her design look like a rogue/assassin.

This illustration ended up being a small milestone for me. I feel that I was able to raise the level of my art slightly and learned a lot from the process.

Feel free if you want to make her a character on your table!

The process steps for this illustration are on my ArtStation: [https://www.artstation.com/artwork/3EzbDD\]
My email if someone wants to get in touch: [vetozomer@gmail.com](mailto:vetozomer@gmail.com)
Thanks, guys!

My parties rogue (and very trustworthy loot management responsible) complained that her character sheet is getting less and less readable from all the updating the party finances. So I tried to solve the issue by creating a 3D printed money counter tool and wanted to share that. You can find the model files here, it should be pretty straight forward to build: https://www.printables.com/model/1408922-dnd-money-counter-tool

The wheels sit on a pretty clicky feeling spring, so it is very satisfying to play around with aswell.

Hello! I own a pretty new local game store and I have a room which I think it'd be perfect for DnD sessions but here's the thing: I know nothing about DnD lol. I'm not necessarily looking to learn how to play but rather to find out what to offer to people to use the space every once in a while for their sessions. Things like accessories, pieces, furniture (other than tables and chairs of course), decorations, etc. I love when people go use the space for TCG and board games so I'd be really happy if role players could do the same!

Any suggestions or ideas are welcomed, thank you very much!

In a lot of campaigns, there’s a general consensus that the characters aren’t going to die. it’s a casual campaign, so PC death isn’t really something you want to deal with. however, I think that severely undercuts a big part of the game: survivability.

if you make everyone immortal, then health and defense have no purpose. why would you waste resources making yourself tanky when you’re just as likely to die as the wizard? why increase health when you could just up your damage output?

I know having roles like taking hits is still valuable, and constitution is still helpful sometimes, but I think that the AC/HP focused builds themselves are what suffer.

Here’s the info my commissioner gave me

Tall, lanky warforged. Humanoid but androgynous silhouette -- can't imagine that automatons display much sexual dimorphism - enclosed in a bright golden carapace. Face is just a featureless, gold slate -- almost like a mask -- with no mouth, and two eye holes. No eyes, just two perfect circles, carved into the metal, which open into the dark interior of her seemingly empty skull. But occasionally a flicker of antennae would show up in those eye holes, and a wasp's head would poke out curiously. She's preternaturally still, because she doesn't breathe, and makes zero effort in terms of body language to conceal the fact that she's an automaton. Perfect posture, looks alert but reserved. Almost stoic, if it wasn't for an innate curiosity revealed through frequent staring. But the combination of these factors, together with the inability to emote through facial expression (no eyes no eyebrows no mouth no cheek muscles Imfao), usually ends up making her look intimidating or ominous. Currently wearing a large tiger pelt as a cloak, complete with a mostly intact head (sans lower jaw) which she uses as a hood. Usually nothing much else underneath that, save for the golden metal armour which is basically her body, and a leather belt with a handy side pouch. Has a long metal pipe which serves as a quarterstaff. There's also a hand crossbow concealed within a forearm. In her torso ("chassis"), there's a hollow cavity behind a sealed panel. A faint glow leaks out through the slight gaps around this panel, because in that cavity is a hive of desert wasps forming an arcane heart ("power source") keeping her active. The low humming sound emanating from her chest is the perpetual buzzing of these wasps. which often leave their hive to crawl in and out of the folds of fabric draped over her. or hover next to her

Starting to see more D&D Advent Calendar advertisements pop up. The latest has a bunch of mini Funko Pop style, vaguely D&D looking character ornaments. To my knowledge, a decent (and affordable) D&D themed advent calendar does not exist.

Though I did like a post last year where someone bought one knowing it was going to be bad and posted pics of some of the most awkward looking dice I've ever seen.