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You pry open the heavy earthen door that has been keeping you from the tomb's inner-most sanctum. You are buffeted by a thick cloud of dust that is almost as bad as the stench of fresh corpses that rushes out to greet you. Wait, why would the corpses be fresh? Supposedly none have entered the tomb of the praetors in generations. A shadow moves, defend yourself!

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With the final nothic slain, you are finally able to take in your surroundings. Piles of bodies, some of whom you recognize as the missing clergy, are in various states of decay. You doubt the bishop of Tyr is going to be willing to hand over that bonus now...

Pursuing my interest in tackling ancient mythos creatures, I wanted to dedicate a pack to the infamous Sons of Loki, As described in the myths Loki's monstrous children were banished by the gods because they were prophesized to bring immense chaos and destruction, culminating in Ragnarök.

Jörmungandr - Thor's bane

Born of Loki and the giantess Angrboða, the Midgard Serpent grew so immense that he encircled the entire world, biting his own tail to hold the oceans in place. Prophecy declares that during Ragnarök, he will rise from the depths to slay Thor, ultimately falling in battle but releasing a venom so potent it claims the god's life just nine steps later

Fenrir - The Black Wolf

Destined to bring the gods to their knees, Fenrir is the final shadow the All-Father will ever see. According to Myths The Black Wolf is the hunger that turns the stars to ash and breaks the unbreakable chains of fate.

Sleipnir - The Gray Steed

Sleipnir the Eight legged horse. Born from a clever trick and a chaotic lineage, Later tamed by the All-Father this steed runs with eight legs thundering in perfect rhythm. Capable of outrunning the wind itself, this unmatched steed gallops across the boundary between the living and the dead.

Even warlocks need rest. This tiefling stole a short respite on a roadside inn, keeping one eye on the door and the other on the ember of power in her palm. She isn’t running from a monster — she’s running from her patron’s next “favor”. If your party meets her tonight, she’ll offer help… but only if the bargain benefits her first. Rumor says she can seal a pact with a single whispered name, and the price is never coin. Some pay in memories, some in years, some in blood.

Painted in PS.

Hey guys, this here is my first large continental map. I have made region maps previously, and those turned out well for my purposes. When I set out to make this one, I intended to have names for all the different places and points of interest that I could refer to in-game. So to give the world a more dynamic and seamless feel, rather than have it appear procedurally generated, despite that being the majority of the process.

I used Inkarnate. I also found many world maps be somewhat one-dimensional in their terrain and region variety. So, despite it being perhaps more unrealistic, I chose to make most of the regions' biomes be distinct.

I would appreciate any feedback.

P.S.

I got some questions as to why winter was not in the entirety of the northern par of the continet. It has to do with the nature of my world. My world has lost it's sun 8 centuries ago, and there is perpetual darkness, so it should actually be nighttime in the map, but I like the colors, and it's easier to read the map. Therefore, the biomes are not naturally made or maintained. How it works would go deeper into the way the world works.

Finally got to put this bad boy on the tabletop, somehow I convinced my DM that a necromancer who pickled himself inside a Kool-Aid man style body was a good idea to let me play. This freak of course deserved a real mini made of glass, 3d printed limbs, custom pickle juice, and tiny skeleton bits. Feedback so far says I should add some jaunty headware of some sort, which I'll probably end up doing.

Howdy folks

This one is based on a conversation I had with my wife while we (both players) were a good part into Mines of Phandelver (we skipped Thundertree), where she wondered where the damned dragons where.

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Started this character out as a complete joke and now I am getting emotionally attached. I fear the future for a doomed clumsy moron.

I tried having him be an alchemist for a while, but I ended up switching it to cartographer very recently instead; with alchemy as a hobby. So I might have to make a new second character design sheet now with ink and map stuff.

I've posted him here before with a design character sheet I made last year!

The design sheet from last year

My favorite drawing of him from last year

Hey! I just finished my first ko-fi commission :) I started last week to promote my art seriously, and I can't believe I've already gotten two clients.
I'm on a campaign where we are all artists, including the DM, mostly amateurs, but one of my fellow party members inspired me to try out in this business, as he lives from his art.
So hey... maybe this is going somewhere.

This character in particular is called Vespera Fenwick, she is a harper initiate and worships Sehanine, the Moonweaver.

I WANTED TO TEACH MY PLAYERS A LESSON ABOUT GREED AND THEY ADOPTED THE CONSEQUENCE!

They were mid fight with a kraken and one of them found a clam on the floor of the lake. Inside was a pearl and a sleeping young siren girl.

I expected them to take the pearl and leave the girl. They would have later learned the pearl was tied to her life force and been all, “Oh no the downfall of my greed!” But they adopted her! Her new name is Mariana and I don’t know what to do now.

Edit: they found a kraken AND the clam in a lake. Basically the lake is a Siren Haven and the bbeg’s group put the kraken there to kill off the sirens, of which Mariana is the sole survivor.

This was a drawing I made for a friend. It's a character in the campaign she and her group of friends are playing. She's a drow assasin, whom for mysterious reasons have a spider looking tattoo in her back scarred. Nobody is sure about the whole history of the character so I took some liberties when it came to her story, imagined her would have left her drow life behind and maybe dedicated her life to other gods and objectives.
It is an original character and the artwork was done by me! Hope y'all like it!