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Hello again :)

A DND character I drew. A bit of text from the description:

" Name: Petunia

1. Race: Bugbear
2. Class: Paladin/Barbarian Multiclass
3. Gender: Man (he/him)
4. Age: 29

Petunia, though named Argyle at birth, is a huge, terrifying sweetheart. He was taught to be strong his entire childhood, honing his skills with weaponry from a young age. For a while, he got mixed up in a bad crowd, earning that iconic scar across his face. It took him years to look in the mirror and realize the damage he’d done, but once he had, all he saw was a monster. He pledged to be kind and gentle as a Redemption Paladin, and though he still struggles with his temper, he truly is a gentle giant.

"

I hope you liked what I did :)

So context, me and my group of friends started playing DnD a couple of months ago. I bought new cool looking dices for it and we did around 10 session so far and everything as been fine.

Last session, I happened to be incredibly lucky with my rolls and for around fifteen D20 rolls I rolled a nat 20 4 times.

We were all laughing about this and the DM started saying that my dices were cheated as a joke, but then, my other friend was in a tight spot in the campaign and he needed to roll high and to continue the joke, I offered him to roll my "cheated" dice and he did and low and behold he rolled a nat 20.

This was a insane moment but after that the DM argue that the dice is not legit, even if I show him my receipt and prove that they are not cheated dice he does not want me to use that dice anymore stating that even if we don't count the nat 20s I rolled to high to frequently with it.

What to you people think? I personally think that this is childish and I just wanna use the dice I bought for the campaign but Im looking for other opinions.

here I was exploring an idea for ranger that wears havey armor without a dissadvantage to stealth checks. The aim was to find a nieche role for ranger class in combat that would be somewhere between rogue and fighter.

While heavy armor is pretty much useless for a dex-based class, some str-based rangers could find it potentialy usefull - which in this example is rather confusing, since the character is using a bow....oh well

at the very least this work might serve some better use as an inspiration for someone else

I'm a forever DM for more than a decade, I think I can count on the fingers of one hand the amount of times I played as a PC.

I am that guy from the memes: the player who plays as a human fighter. And I don't know what to say, I like the class, I enjoy HEMA and most eletronic games with character creation I go as human because I like it. Whenever I try to play as another race I get bored or can't connect with, except when the character is already stablished by the plot.

I've got friends who sometimes jokes about this in me, but nothing seriously. I always found it fascinating the characters others create with different races, it just wasn't for me personally.

I found a table recently looking for a player to complete the party, I got excited and asked if I could join. Opened my folder with characters I saved to play in the future and choose one that fits the setting, but when I get to show to the DM, he freaks out saying things like "who plays a human in a fantasy game?". I got kicked out when he found out I wanted to play as an eldritch knight, and since then I've been thinking: is my taste that bad? Should I force myself to play with other races because humans are lame?

Navari is a warlock - bard multiclass tiefling. I guess she is technically a changeling now, but she has existed for a couple of years in the campaign and underwent many changes, both in race, class and looks! She started out as a tiefling warlock, but then at some point turned into a human looking character with big bird wings, and woodlike limbs! I designed that version of her as well a few years ago, which was interesting. Her most recent change is that she turned back to her tiefling form, and has gained a title! It is Lady Navari now! That is why I wanted her outfit to reflect the wealth she now has, adding gold jewelry and gold patterns on the skirt and the cape. Her eyes are a nice yellow colour which work well with the jewels. She has black horns, white hair, which she loves to wear in a high ponytail. Other features she has is red skin, a long tail and pointy ears. She carries a health potion with her at all times. Because she is a warlock with a pact of the blade, she can summon her obsidian sabre anytime she wants. The weapon has a black / purple magical aura. The character is drawn by me, but belongs to a friend of mine!

Hi there ! Jere’s a custom character that I illustrated for someone, the character is a dragonborn character by the name of Thorn, he's an outlander that got exiled from a nomatic tribe and he was describe to be, and I quote "an asshole". As usual I tried to lean into a medieval atmosphere with aged parchment tones and textured paper background to echo an old manuscript feel. I also studied the crisp, classic rulebook rendering style of Justin Gerard, whose work really captures that classic fantasy illustration mood I admire and manages to emphasise very well certain elements on the character with different techniques like a warmish glow around features like the arms and face and also very granular details on the important parts of the image. Hope you enjoy it!

After my previous Heavy Ranger design, I figured I should give a spot to a proper strenght (or maybe CON?)-based version.

This concept operates as follows:
- sneak in - hold and pull everyone with CC - not die - make others die (at least optionally).

Art is not as great as previous one tough.
And if anyone wonders, yes Its my own creation. My art style is all over the place.

Heard my party say "I dip my cat in the fungus".

Leave me your best quotes, only rule is you can't provide context. Or do, I can't stop you.