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As a player and a very, very new DM, players can be a bit…dense. For today, let’s put that aside. I wanna talk about the clever things players at your table have done that sent you for a loop.

We were recently able to commission an artwork of our long term party (currently level 18), Ioun’s Tempest, by the incredible Gee Francis (@geefrancis.art on instagram) and we absolutely love it so I thought I’d share it here.

Going clockwise the far right we have Clifford who is a Bullywug Transmutation Wizard, then his best friend Connor who is a Halfling Battle Master Fighter. Then we have Cralamir, a Half-Elf Oath of the Watchers Paladin and Sarah, a Human Cobalt Soul Monk with her familiar Echo, and on the end of the front row is Auraelia who is a Water Genasi Tempest Cleric/Storm Sorcerer. Behind her is Tess, a Wildfire Druid/Horizon Walker Ranger with her animal companion Jeremy flying overhead. Last but far from least we have Catha, our Loxodon Moon Domain Cleric.

in the next part of my campaign the players are going to be traveling to a haunted forest where e they are going to be encountering more mythical animals and monsters. one of the ideas I am planning on including is that there are elf's in the forest who used to live in the entire surrounding aera and the forest used to cover the entire continent. but as the shorter lived races like halflings, dwarves and humans expanded the forest got smaller and the elf's were pushed from the surrounding area so they were forced to either integrate with society or live in the pockets of the great forests that still stand. (I only came up with this after my players chose their races, and none of them were elf's so I'm not limiting character choices) but I'm worried that the entire premise might fall under some bad stereotypes about natives, like the "noble savage" or others. the most simplistic piece of advice I saw was to just write 3 dimensional characters and don't make the groups a monolith. I was already planning on doing that so does anyone have advice on things to look out for or should I scrap the idea entirely. (also I would like to add that there are still magical creatures in the world so its not like the rest of the places are bland and boring, just that these forests have more of them and many couple homebrew ones)

This is Albrecht, a soft-spoken yet imposing gargoyle in Eberron. Originally hailing from Grimstone Keep along with the rest of his clan, when the Silver Flame paladins took up residence in their Keep, they were mostly ignored, as the gargoyles slept unbothered, presumed to be simply statues. One of their number woke though, and spent his time with the religious order. When the rest of his brethren were woken by the Daughters of Sora Kell and attacked, he made the difficult decision to protect the templars he'd come to know as they were forced out. He traveled with them back to Flamekeep, where he was inducted into their order at the protest of some, who were outraged by the idea of a "monster" serving in their ranks. Now, he has returned to Droaam, and the frontier town of Quickstone.

Art by the amazing u/Specialist-Drink6014 !

Nephlizer walks the planes with an emboldened heart within the eternal journey of life. Empowered by the Ferd Rune in which sits on his chest and reverberates the psychic nourishment of continuous adventure alongside the abolishment of doubt and fear.

The imposing Fjell rune which he carries between his horns gives him the strength to face all foes, to maintain the search of meaning and beauty in the tornado of self accomplishment and protection for all beings in need of assistance.

His soul yearns for eternal experiences where he plunges his strength into the resolution of conflicts and rejoices in maintaining the peace, safety and culture of the people he encounters.

Nephlizer is a gentle soul, despite his demonic appearance. His gigantic stature doesn't make him unable to enjoy the lullabies of birds and the presence of the fluffy ant sized creatures of the earth. His favorite animals are elephants because he is able to pet them without crushing them.

Here is the latest addition to my 'Cursed Books' series! This time, I wanted to move away from the chains and tentacles of my previous pieces and try something more organic. I went for a look that features spreading roots, making it feel like the book is alive and perhaps even growing from the earth itself. It is sculpted from oil-based professional clay and is still a work in progress. I’m thinking about what kind of dark magic or stats this book could have in a D&D campaign. Maybe it drains the life force of anyone who tries to read it? I’d love to hear your thoughts and suggestions for its lore!