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Scarlett is a half-orc, daughter of an orc Warchief and a human princess. As the fifth child, she was sent to a knightly academy, where she learned to fight. After her older sister died, Scarlett was summoned to take her place in a political marriage. During the journey, bandits attacked her carriage, giving her the chance to escape. Since then, she has lived as an adventurer, finally free to choose her own destiny.

Hey everyone! I recently drew this character design for a personal project and would love to hear what DnD class you think she would be ?

Personally, I was leaning towards a Druid or a Warlock. She mainly uses nature magic, and she holds an evil spirit hostage inside her staff, which she can release at any moment to gain its power, at the cost of losing control over it.

I'm really curious to read your ideas! I'm pretty new to DnD and I've been recently doing commissions for players so I'd like to be more educated about the universe.

My DMs are always open if anyone is interested in a commission for their character ! :)

Hear ye, hear ye!

Tales From the Tables returns with episode 63: Stage Fright, part 3!

Our intrepid misadventurers conclude their encounter with the Undertakers. Sometimes, peaceful resolutions are on the table. But for how much longer?

The delve down Undermountain has only just began...

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Sorry the last couple of episodes have been a little late...it's been a brutal couple of months. I persevere, but I must have really pissed off Beshaba latel ;_;

Next one will certainly wait until after Summer... I've been working like a madman, non-stop, and haven't had any chance to enjoy what's left of Summer yet. Since our campaign of 5 and a half years just ended, the gang is going to have a long-awaited reunion at the ForeverDM's place.

Hope you can forgive us a little break of a couple of weeks ^^

Today we have a cute dragonborn girl! Yes, she's white in the forest, but she's still desperately trying to hide among the trees. This time I decided to pay special attention to the background: I worked on the greenery, soft shadows and the dense atmosphere of the forest thicket. The bone bow got its share of love too every crack, every curve sits right where it should. Her pale scales shimmer between the leaves, and her sharp eyes watch every movement. How do you like the result? Can't wait to hear your thoughts!

It was a surprise for him. I asked for a custom jumbo size dice with gold rings with our names and day of the wedding 🥰
It’s ice/snow themed since we reunited thanks to a dnd campaign (Rime of the frostmaiden) and we are in winter season here (:

Bonus fun fact:
Our real rings have “warding bond” engraved to them! ✨

He wasn’t my DM on the campaign we reunited but after that we started dating and then he started to be the main DM for our friend group. Now he’s running other Rime of the Frostmaiden campaign and my character is the son of our previous characters !

I love my husband and I’m very happy ❤️

Edit: thank you for all the good wishes and comments!! I just wanted to clarify this is NOT a kinky dice, for all of you confused 😭 the 1 is the “fuck” as in “oh fuck! Bad roll”. Either way, this one is going to be only for decoration purposes (:

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This is my character that i have made originally while I was playing Baldurs Gate 3.

A tiefling warrior who always wanted to be an adventurer and explore dungeons, but is prone to rolling a 1 whenever it comes to insight or perception. She is a humble soul who does her best to help out strangers, the weak and strong.

But no matter what, they always find a way around it. (Its my first time making a character, so sorry if its a bit simple haha)

Also if you want to know, this was made on pixquare which is only for the ios (not sponsored, i just like the app)

This is Cyndra Lyonsbane, a Wild Magic Sorcerer/Death Domain Cleric of Cyric. I created her because I started reading the Forgotten Realms Avatar books and spoiled part of the ending for myself, and upon learning that Kel and Midnight do not have a happy ending, decided to pile onto the misery. I don't think I could ever play this character in an actual campaign without contriving a reason to nerf her, because I acknowledge that this character would probably be too powerful to be a normal PC and wouldn't want to ruin anyone's fun at the table, but still felt the itch to make a character with this premise.

The daughter of the gods Kelemvor and Mystra. She was conceived before Kelemvor was bidden to close off his heart in service of fairness in his role as the God of the Dead. Mystra mourned their relationship, which had dissipated as a consequence of this ruling, and once their daughter was born, she saw an opportunity to try and return her lover to the man he once was. She named their daughter after his mother and placed her in the care of an isolated monastery in his service, run by a priest named Agram. Her hope was that being forced to interact with his daughter might create cracks in the walls he had constructed around his heart. Cyndra's parentage was not made evident to her caretakers, and they assumed she was an orphan who had been left with them by chance.

Agram and the other clergy of the monastery did what they could to raise Cyndra. They readily met her physical needs, as she was clothed, fed, safe from harm, etc. However, the members of the clergy could hardly be described as warm, and were often dismissive of her emotional needs. As such, she was an incredibly lonely child. In order to assuage some of her misery, her father began to speak to her to keep her company. She became happier as a result, and would remark on the her conversations with her father to members of the clergy. Unaware of this new development, they briefly thought she was going insane, but quickly deduced that she might be a child of an extraplanar being. Some correctly guessed that she was Kelemvor's child, and as a consequence rumors of her existence eventually spread beyond the monastery as the clergy did their work out in the world.

A few months after her eighth birthday, the monastery was besieged by necromancers who had been convinced to destroy it by a follower of Cyric, who had learned of Cyndra's existence and wanted her dead. In an effort to save his daughter's life, Kelemvor granted Agram the ability to transform Cyndra into a tressym so that she might escape the conflict unharmed. Agram tossed Cyndra from a window and instructed her to flee, which she reluctantly did. As she flew away, guilt washed over her. Even though she was merely a child, she still felt that she could do something to assist the others and turned around. By the time she arrived back at the monastery, the necromancers had won. After watching the necromancers raise her caretakers for their own twisted schemes, Cyndra attempted to attack one of them. In the resulting fight, One of Cyndra's wings was broken, and she fled from battle and hid. The necromancer she had attacked attempted to find her, but eventually gave up and left with the others. Cyndra remained in the monastery in this reduced form for years, serving as the guardian to the few bodies that were left.

Nearly twelve years later, she is eventually found and captured by a trapper who sought to sell her as a pet to an unsuspecting fool in the city. She is bought by a warlock named Serstan, who was himself a worshipper of Cyric. He was able to deduce that Cyndra was no ordinary tressym, and after purchasing her, he acquired the means to undo her transformation. Cyric saw an opportunity and ordered him to turn her against Kelemvor. Cyndra was already horrified at having lost the entirety of her adolescence to Kelemvor's intervention, which Serstan used this against her to feed into her anguish until she resented and outright rebuked Kelemvor. With a bit of strategic suggestion from Serstan, Cyndra devoted herself to the dark art of necromancy. He also informed her of her true heritage, choosing his words carefully to smear Mystra as much as he could, poisoning her perception of both of her parents. She swore vengeance against Kelemvor for failing his clergy in their time of need and stealing her youth from her, and Mystra for abandoning her.

Despite her strong divine heritage, she is a largely ordinary human girl in appearance, save for the divine glow in her pupils. She has a gift for magic, but struggles to control it and on occasion her spells behave in bizarre and unpredictable ways. One consistent outcome of her misfired spells is her temporary transformation into a panther, which is certainly preferable to the times where she has caught fire or teleported into a group of enemies in the middle of combat.

That's it people, it's done. This undertaking has been a while in the making and is finally over. But it doesn't have to end here! Feel free to go back and vote on all the older posts if you want, I think that'll be its own fun little bit of info, seeing how the votes have changed with time (if they do get any activity later that is).

But without further ado, here's the results:

Least favorite was not a popular category, so I killed it off quick. It's funny how iconic was typically the most popular, but deadliest would blow up every time someone recognized a CR they knew had some kind of bullshit monster like banshees and shadows.

Reddit seems to think instant kill moves are "deadliest" by far, which is hard to disagree with. There is sadly a lack of conversation in the CR20+ range, so here's your inspiration to run high level campaigns!

Or maybe it's fuel to never run high level campaigns because you get a TPK with quicklings and flying snakes at low levels!

Thank you everyone who participated! I hope this was as fun for you as it was for me.