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This wonderful quote came from the youth club game that I run on a Tuesday evening.

This was from the party cleric just after he skewered cooked and ate the tiny screaming myconids for his breakfast.

It tickled me so I thought I would share it.

Hey everyone, I just figured I’d ask everyone what kind of standard house rules they use at their table. We use the following at ours.

1. Flanking, any time a creature has two enemies on opposite sides of them, they are flanked, all attacks against a flanked creature is at advantage.

2. Starting Feats, since about 2016 we have allowed every player to add a feat at level one as long as it wasn’t a half feat (variant humans can add a half feat and do get a second feat with their builds)

3. Swarms don’t attack, they just damage you when they occupy your square.

4. Swarms take 1 damage from piercing attacks and are vulnerable to anything that deals AOE damage.

Commission work

Kell is a spirit clad in armor forged from the melted blades of fallen warriors, a blazing red eye burning beneath his helmet.

Drawn to bloodshed and chaos, he wields Th’urvēn, a colossal battle axe forged from the remains of a fallen Titan, whose ancient voice still whispers from deep within the weapon. Wherever Kell walks, war follows, leaving ruined battlefields and terrified souls in his wake.

This episode was not supposed to have a cliffhanger ending, but given the gravity of what she's confessing, I couldn't fit it all into one page; it needed some room to breathe.

The last panel is a bit dramatic, but I was trying to do a thing with it. I think it worked out pretty OK.

What exactly is her secret?

• The bride, "Kayra", is secretly a changeling - a construct made of mud and sticks that was built to replace a stolen child over two decades ago.
  • (That stolen child is the real Kayra and one of this series's main characters; she was raised by hags, taught witchcraft, and grew up to become one herself.)
• Changelings are normally supposed to expire (or "die") after a few months, but this one not only survived... she grew up. And has spent her whole life masquerading as a human.
• Now she's about to get married... and despite multiple attempts, she still hasn't managed to confess her secret to her betrothed.
• The ceremony has already started. But before this goes any further, she needs to get it off her chest.

Believe it or not, Love and Hex is a comedy, not a drama. It started out as a joke about my D&D campaign and turned into an ongoing rom-com/existential horror story. It's on Webtoon. Also r/LoveAndHex. And you can find a version with a full transcript on my website.

There's also a book! Just search for it if you're curious.

This is my Cartographer, of my subclass photobash series. She’s a wood elf, with focus on high intelligence and high dex. Huge support (as you’d expect from a cartographer) with the Guide background. I’m probably not going to be posting the full subclass series on this subreddit due to the 400 characters rule under pictures. I’ll be posting them on r/dndart instead. This is tons of fun for me so please let me know anything you’d add, or if you have a favourite subclass, anything you’d add for a hypothetical character poster in future (example, do you have a particular feature of a oath of ancients paladin you like? Etc)

The Death of Sir Jamezues, The Unforgiven ,before he became the walking cataclysm of hellfire, he was Sir Jamezues, the Shield of the Golden Morning. He was a legendary paladin bound by a sacred oath to protect the mortal realms from abyssal corruption. For decades, Jamezues was a beacon of justice, his shield unbroken and his conscience pure but now all is left is nothing but pure offensive weapon of the abbyss.

In that final, suffocating moment of despair and hopelessness, something shifted. The pristine golden light within his chest snapped. The shield that had guarded thousands shattered into useless shards. As the demonic horde closed in to tear his flesh apart, Jamezues did not pray. He cursed. He cursed the light, he cursed the gods, and he cursed his own foolish righteousness.

This is a Burning Paladin full of rage and anger, elemental type broken sword that can slash almost any defensive items. The sword is called " Unforgiven " made from the hell's fire blazing from the broken oaths of this Oathbreaker. This character is a mix of magic and physical attributes. A tank and a very powerful offensive character. It can heal allies by burning them into the hell's gate.

Walking alone gives off a very intimidating aura, others are burning to aura alone. The corpse they leave are can be summoned into fire demons can be set as decoys of mobs to attack other characters.

Oathbreakers have no mercy and conscience. They are like walking undeads. They are fire resistant and using dark magics. Even mages having a hard time stopping this type of character, because of it has magic and physical resistance.

Before you can reach the OathBreaker Paladin , you must first face the mobs of corpses he created summoned from hell's gate.

Oathbreakers can walk through the living and hell's world. Where ever they go they leave traces of fire foot prints and burned dead bodies everywhere. They travel alone in despair,hopelessness and dying physical bodies.But their will to leave is so strong that even through continues combustion they muster the power to keep on living on.

If Oathbreakers Hp drops to 1 hitpoints , The damage it produces doubles it and can continue to fight till it regenerates again to full hp.

Damage resistance Bludgeoning, Piercing, and Slashing from nonmagical attacks .

Oathbreakers are strong but they are slow moving, due to their body continues to burn and with their heavy equipped armor and a very big sword.

Oathbreakers are boss type of character.

First off, I'll state I LOVE playing Echo Knight. Its by far my favorite class.

Not because its particularly powerful in combat compared to others (despite what people like to complain). In fact, its a rather one-trick pony without the support from OTHER classes. Even if that one trick can be used in a lot of creative ways.

Na, what I love about it, is the Echo Knight is possibly the most versatile and unstoppable infiltration and scouting class there is.

Since Manifest Echo isn't a spell (or even a traditional magical effect), and the Echo itself is an object, most typical defensive measures don't actually work against it, be they magical shield, alarm spell, or other such things. The echo can be manifested anywhere you can see as well. As long as you can physically see a location, you can get there.

This makes the Echo Knight one of the hardest classes to both pin down, and keep out.

I've climbed heavily guarded castles by teleporting from windowsill to windowsill, broken past mage's shields by setting an echo right next to them, and mounted a dragon by dropping onto its back while it was distracted.

Coming up on a campaign I'm running though, one of the players who's seen what I've done with it, has decided they want to give it a shot, and I'm a bit scared, ahahahaha!

What are some decent counters to Echo Knight shenanigans that aren't obviously hard counters because "screw you, that's why." Things like making the important location just a solid block without any openings but the front door. etc etc

That kind of play isn't fun for anyone.

We know what your character would be willing to kill for, it happens all the time.

But what would they die for?

You are in the business of creating an amazing collaborative story. The only thing more amazing than a happily ever after, is a dramatic death scene.

This can be arranged. Your character has history, values, and goals. Use them. Use their trauma.

Would they kidnap and kill a powerful nobleman, knowing it would result in their own death and execution, if they knew he was the one who burned down their village during the last war? Is vengeance worth it?

Would they destroy a magic item that keeps themselves alive, if it meant creating an explosion that would seal a gate to the bottom of the Abyss?

Would they die to protect a child? Would they leap in front of a cowering orphan as a vampire lord draws near, saying "the moment he sinks his teeth into me, run, RUN until the sun rises!"

The story might not yet be over, but you can often choose where your character begins and ends their time in it.

Think Gandalf with the Balrog, or Boromir protecting the hobbits. Those moments were epic because they showed true heroism. Success or failure wasn't as important as their willingness to sacrifice themselves for the greater good. (for the record, Gandalf didn't know he would come back, and maybe your character could have a similar transformation arc!)

Also its fun stunning your fellow players into silence.

Got to work on this amazing character art for u/GiraLucem

Xasardo Dulin Zanni, a barbarian of the world tree path, reflavoring the spectral world tree as cursed amethysts that grow upon his face and hand. An unarmed and prideful man, eager to get his hands bloodied as long as it allows him to remain amongst the group he travels with. His goals are hidden to his allies but related to his curse,
Despite the cruelty within a fight, outside of it he is a calm and kind man, often found near fire as he cooks up a meal or snack for his brethren and within his bags are brews of his own making, often enough to knock out even the most resolute of stomach.

I’m also available for commission so please do not hesitate to reach out!