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Very excited to share with you, Fall.

She is a former herbalist who after being captured by a local gang and being infected by a demonic corruption, She escaped and joined up with her current party. They ventured fourth with the first ship out of port and she is using her skills to both aid the party with their goals and to find a way to remove the corruption that has befallen her.

You are always welcome to reach out to me if you have any inquiries!

https://bsky.app/profile/hylleberq.bsky.social
https://www.deviantart.com/hylleberq/gallery
You can see my process live on https://www.twitch.tv/hylleberq as well!
https://vgen.co/hylleberq

Spring is the title and also the name of the mafia boss who is in charge of the respective branch family of a larger organization of elves. The organization consists of 4 families for each season: Spring, Summer, Fall and Winter.

Spring is known for being the most unpredictable and ruthless of the branches.
I hope I can show more of my NPCs in the future. :D

I'm happy for being able to draw more personal art.

Despite the popular opinion that Christians hate DnD I’ve been able to start a campaign with a pastor of a church and his family as my players. I got in this situation due to dating a pastors daughter and the pastor being a very opened minded pastor compared to modern standards. Today was the first session past character creation and they couldn’t be more excited for the next one. The group consists of
Me 21 M
Gf (Pastors Daughter) 21 F
Pastor 53 M
Elder Son 23 M
Younger Son 13 M

Reddit has deleted this like 3 times but I’ve been super impressed about how open this family was to playing dnd when DnD famously was demonized by Christians in the 80’s and 90’s. The Pastor’s Younger Son has even been the most involved in roleplaying and wanting to get into their character and trying to use more descriptive words to get what they want. Instead of just asking “Can I roll [skill]?”. The way the Pastor has been super into watching other players play is the best part because he’s a dad that teases a lot.

They’ve grown so much in just a Session 0 and Session 1 to a point where the pastor is spending his own free time finding Hero Forge own his own and making his own character. This is my first time fully teaching DnD as the main leader of discussion and it’s been so eye opening and cool.

This is an oc of mine ive been working on on and off for awhile, and im really happy with her design but im not sure how it reads. I've played as her before but now im using her for solo dnd.

I have some questions about the impression she leaves-

How old does she look?

What creature/animal does her inhuman features read as?

What upbringing/background would you guess she had?

What dnd class would you guess she was?

What job/skills would you guess she has?

What sort of personality would you guess she has?

My design for my Curse of Strahd campaign as a theatrical poster!

Five sessions in with a new group of friends, and this marks my very first in-person campaign. Decided I wanted to memorialize our group with a theatrical poster design and just finished last night! Hope yall enjoy! I’m Pansy Willowspark, the circle of wildfire Druid who conjures up the spirit of her lost love, Daffodil 🌼

Sorry I know this is dumb. I have a pretty deep voice and I like doing little accents and voices for my characters. I’m playing like a teenage gnome character in an upcoming campaign and although I like my general speech patterns for this character, my voice just sounds too low. When I try to make it higher, I lose the accent/speech patterns I’m trying to go for.

Has anyone found a simple voice mod that just raises my pitch a little bit? I’d like it to just be subtle and it would be amazing if it was like a button key so I could toggle back between my OOC voice and my in character voice.

Thanks for your help!