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I will roll with it because I love the creativity and effort put into it. The player that made the sketch works as an architect and it's her first campaign.

I'm a first time DM that runs a table of five first time players for a year now. Finally got the DMG 5.5 as a christmas gift and was very exited about the bastion chapter. I love that my players are as or even more enthusiastic about it.

What do you think about bastions?

Examples they give are making someone look like they've soiled their pants, or creating a playing card to cheat at poker.

But the spell text says there is verbal and somatic components to the spell. My understanding is that makes it very obvious to everyone around you that you are casting a spell.

This would make it obviously non viable for cheating at cards, or soiling a persons clothing without them knowing you did it.

Am i mistaken on how this works?

While our DM has played as a player before, he's new at DM'ing and the rest of us is also basically a group of first timers.

It seems mostly we do long rests after a battle. We rarely utilise short rests. You could say: you need costs. But we have a druid that gives us goodberries so we don't really need rations. The places we rest are basically always save.

It's not just that I'm a warlock who lucks out that he doesn't get hit often and is the only one can do with short rests, it also...seems kinda weird and not how it's supposed to be. Like either the encounters aren't balanced, we're not tactical enough or...something.

We often seem to run from combat to combat too. Maybe this is part of the 'problem' and part of what happens with a group of newbies?

Any ideas? Or should I just relax?

Hello everyone! I’m excited to share this commission I had the pleasure of working on ✨
This cutie isn’t one of my original characters, but rather a commission for a client. Meet Vierna, a drow noblewoman who commands the mysteries of space and gravity magic. I had so much fun bringing her elegant yet otherworldly design to life, and I hope you love how she turned out!

If you’re interested in having your own character drawn in this style, feel free to DM me for more info. Thank you so much for the support! 💜

This is the map to an upcoming campaign and looking for peoples opinions on it. I intend for this campaign to last at least five years. With multiple BBEGs and hundreds of side activities.

To make this map, I used the website called Inkarnate, which I would highly recommend for map making from battle maps to world maps.

The name of the campaign is "The Painted World" as the start of the campaign will involve going through a painting portal, which is inspired by the painted worlds of Dark Souls. The land is apart of the Great Empire of the Dawn which is split into a triarchy of emperors similar to both the ancient Greek city states and the Western and Eastern Roman Empires.
It is a continuation from my last campaign that is set ten years into the future and the last map is in the bottom left and players will have a new quest with numerous BBEGs one being a powerful Lich who wishes to kill my homebrew Gods and take their power for his own and rule as the one true god. Another being a tree entity that wishes to create a perfected immortality through any means necessary. The last being and ancient Ice species obsessed with killing all life with an army of the dead that remain trapped for now in the Lands of Always Winter.

There are references dotted around the map in regards to locations from numerous fantasy medias. Also on the map are bosses that the players will need to take care off in order to progress.

Each village, town, city, mega city, castle, fort, mountain, hill, bridge, lighthouse, building and areas have a story to them and details about their history and purpose along with side quests.

I have created numerous homebrew systems/mechanics ranging from a unique weather system, warfare mechanics, religions, sub-classes, numerous homebrew races and many more.

I'm happy to answer any questions about my map or the campaign that I have planned.

This was a commission for Brignd on VGen, featuring their Oni character, a conquest paladin named Alistair. I was tasked with giving him some revamped art and a nice little reference sheet. I was given a few refs for the character design and armour and then was left to my own devices to give some creative flair to the design (a bold move). I decided to take the four pointed star motif, seen across the armour chest, and run with this. This was one of the key elements that the Alistair's creator wanted to be included so I adapted the armour reference to feature more sharp shapes and hard edges, which followed the motif and created a cool juxtaposition with the softer features of the character's face. The art here is the front and back used for the reference sheet.

Thanks so much for your time, I hope you like my art as always! If you do, my DMs are open and my socials are linked on my profile <3

Meet Arden, my newest character for my friend’s D&D campaign.

Arden is a human artificer with an innate knack for transmutation, living in a world shaped by the aftermath of a titanic war. The countryside around the last known surviving city is littered with broken and half-buried war machines, remnants of a conflict that ended just before they were born.

He travels with an eclectic party, including his twin sister, the group’s rogue, and Grymm, their teddy bear of a barbarian friend from the outskirts of civilization who looks tough, but wouldn't even kill rats in our first session. Together, they search for a way to make a life and a name for themselves as society slowly rebuilds.

Arden’s miniature was designed mostly in HeroForge and printed on my friend’s resin printer. The Steel Defender is a print-in-place articulated model inspired by the Guardians from The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. I printed it on my Ender 3 V2, then replaced the articulated legs with beads on wire to allow for flexible posing.

I’m really proud of how both of them turned out!

Now all that’s left is naming the Steel Defender before Arden finds and repairs it at level 3…