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Made this one page comic around a team of three .

Elias Jones a human Tactician fighter , Selene a human life cleric and Zoey a open hand monk, they were contracted to kill a troll and right to its treasures if it had any . Fortunately through teamwork and a bit of luck they slayed the troll and found treasure inside the cave .

One of those treasures was an " Amulet of Dead War God" the cleric examined it in detail turns out if activated the Shade of the dead God will try to possess the wearer and would attack anyone on sight and leave the wearer at 0 HP. But if the wearer can endure a high DC will save can receive the GOD's power for 1D3 rounds.

Our Zoey asks if 'anyone wants this" but they refused citing caution Zoey on the other hand wants to wear it coz it looks cool but the moment she dawned the amulet bam the Shade tries to take control or expresses anger but quickly subsides because the amulet was only worn not activated , hence Zoey relaxing for the moment.

personally, whenever I join a table, I would like to know what classes the others are playing. Never want to steal their thunder or have too identical niches.

2 new players joined our already ongoing campaign and both want to play the exact same class as mine. It isn’t even a commonly played class. I understand that I have 0 right to ask them to reconsider, but it has removed a lot of excitement for me.

Am I overreacting or am I not the only one that thinks like this?

update: 3 new players are going to play the exact same class as me :/

update update: After talking it out. Only 1 other player is going to play the same class. Couldn’t be more happy about it. I don’t mind doubling

I Got a request from a player to paint their character, and I decided to try out a new painting process.

I’m building the figure up with shapes, and gradually working smaller as I go to render the more intricate details. It’s a fun experiment, as I usually start with a sketch, and then do line art, fill in the colors, and then move onto shading, highlights, and then finally more detailed rendering.

Working this way has been a lot quicker for me I’m noticing, and it’s also been more enjoyable as well. It’s fun, and I relate it to sculpting, and playing with shapes, instead of it feeling super technical.

I’ll definitely be working this way more often, especially when I need to get a few characters finished in a shorter amount of time.

Photo credit to the talented @mrarcadra.

🦋 Wilhelmina Hollin, or Mina for short, is the Fey Princess of the Autumn Court. She loves insects, but has a particular fondness for butterflies and luna moths. She is an avid writer and illustrator with a big heart. However, she won't think twice about catching you in a tricky deal and stealing your name, and doing it all with a smile.

I love this character so much and am very happy to have finished her Autumn Court coronation gown. I'm hoping to do an outdoor photoshoot in the fall.

I bought this in 1986 when i started a subscription to Dungeon magazine; hardly expected to have it 40 years later. This was probably about when i tried my hand at being a DM and quite frankly, have enjoyed being a DM ever since. This one sticks out to me as it used the cover dragon, Flame, as well as his volcano lair for a pretty sweet setting. If i remember correctly, the group of PC's ended up killing Flame and taking over his lair and using it as their own base of operations. This was new territory for me since the concept of building up a home base was new to a 13 year old - although I assume today's Minecraft kids would have ideas about it. For us, it was all the Theater of the Mind.

I had this magazine in storage for about a decade at a close friends house. He, my brother and I divided up our gaming accessories and somehow this ended up there. Glad it came back.

Does anyone else have any old Dungeon magazines with any stories to go along with them?

Still working on this artwork! After learning traditional painting with acrylics, I honestly feel like it helped me so much in understanding how value and color really work together. This time, I got through the rough color stage way easier even with so many characters and all that complexity going on. I also intentionally added the painter in the foreground. When I play D&D with my friends, I often draw the scenes I imagine during our sessions.

"Body is just a shell, sword will keep life forever."

Game boss design: Deathless - weapon that grants immortality to its owner. Owner - half armor, half creature from another world.

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