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I asked my followers on X to send me their characters and my regular client sent me a description of their one-shot character, Lady Lament. She is a changeling spy who fronts as a very famous singer and entertainer and a water genasi woman. "The joke is she's so good/popular that people lament not seeing her"!

I made this drawing with watercolour, watercolour pencils and a tiny bit of gouache. Right now I'm working on my sketching course for artists and drawing every day on paper feels great! Dnd characters are so fun and exciting to draw, hope you enjoy this little painting as well!

This is an artwork I did for a fellow player in our Descent into Avernus campaign!

Astraea is a Dragonborn Cleric, and as a white dragonborn her player wanted her scales to have an iridescent shine. Her translucent veils and scales were SOOO hard to draw but it came out so beautiful that it's worth all the pain, haha. I just love how vibrant these colours are.

She printed it on her phone case and im very happy she likes it so much <3

Hi! (F28) 6 months ago, I was introduced to the DnD community by my husband to exercise my world/character building muscle as an inter-disciplinary artist. The community has only grown bigger and we’re all close friends now.

I am an architect but find myself wanting to dedicate my life to film and theater. I am currently getting my masters in Fine art. I love drawing South Asian protagonists (women especially). My entire body of work is shaping up to represent South Asian culture through art and architecture. I have been working on developing character sheets on procreate. I’ve made a few for our friends for free haha, only because they’re lovely people who’ve been very supportive of me and my husband ever since we moved to this town. I am sharing one I made for a friend of ours. I’d love to hear everyone’s thoughts on it. OC's name is Meera. If you'd like I can share some more I've made :) and even help a few of you with yours for free <3

For our campaign starting this week, I will be the DM. I'm excited to make a story for the players to experience, but aside from that, I am not an expert. I also need some help figuring out what exactly you need for session one.

Like, what do you have prepared for session 0? npcs, towns, plot points, etc

Good morning, friends! Here is an image of a party for which I recently created character art :)

Over the coming days, provided I'm posting correctly

I plan to post them individually here.

The characters' names are:

- Jairus the Djinn

- Yu the Masked, Child of Light

- Max the Symbiote Hunter

- Filkardo, the Sharkin aspiring pirate

- Jacob, the one in charge of managing the WhiteNight Entity

What is the most damage a single level 20 character can do without any outside help to a single creature?

Constraints:
- No magic items.
- Level 20
- No outside help (no other creatures providing assistance of any kind)
- No Wish / Clone / Simulacrum shenanigans

Available at https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/zorkxa/pride-dragon-dice-enamel-pins

Hi! I'm a queer artist and it's the last few days of a campaign I'm running for these dragon D20 pride enamel pins! There are 12 design variations, based on the different pride flags. The project is already overfunded, so the rewards are confirmed to be available. If you enjoy this design and want pins of this, do consider backing the project!

It ends in a couple of days (2 Jul), so if you're interested, now's the time before it ends (:

Basically, the title.

I am running the base campaign from the Humblewood Box Set with some homebrew additions. In this setting, all playable species are either mammal- or birdlike, hence their wish for all fauna to not resemble any of the playable species.

Now, I am a huge biology nerd and I don't find it too difficult to reskin the typical beasts as insects or reptiles. Some examples are: Horses are Giant Ground Beetels, Wolves are Giant Ants, Tigers are Praying Mantises or Komodo Dragons etc.

Has anyone else had their players wish for something like this? Do you have any more ideas/inspirations I could use? I asked my players and they don't mind the fire bats in the adventure, which means elemental beasts to spice encounters up are on the table.

EDIT Thank you for the helpful replies! For those who are concerned about the "weirdness" of the request: thanks for the concern. Yes, my players are aware that they themselves are primates and thusly mammals; yes, they are aware that other primates exist. They just thought it would be cool for Humblewood's fauna to be non-mammalian and non-avian in nature. No further scientific input is needed, thank you :)

If a Paladin breaks their Oath, but the act is completely selfless and is objectively good, what should happen to them?

The Oathbreaker subclass is completely coded as having given over to an evil or dark act, but there are situations where a Paladin could make a right and just choice, but still be breaking the oath that they made. Oathbreaker doesn't seem to fit that. Should the "punishment" be that the character is converted to a Fighter instead?

The following example will contain spoilers for Critical Role Campaign 4.

Ashley Johnson's character, Vaelus (Elf), is an Oath of Vengeance Paladin, a Sister of Sylandri. It would seem that her Oath would be to seek vengeance against those that destroyed her goddess and to defend the artifacts of her dead goddess. However, in Episode 30, Vaelus makes a clear choice to destroy one of Sylandri's artifacts for the good of stabilizing the ritual to anchor a bridge to the Rungjani (Orc) afterlife, allowing the trapped souls of the Orcs to escape the Underworld, where there is a great potential that they could be harnessed for truly evil causes, and proceed to their Afterlife, while also preventing undead from flooding into the Material Plane, possibly at the expense of Elves losing their ability to reach their afterlife.

While this was objectively a good and selfless act, it is also objectively a complete violation of Vaelus' Oath. Vaelus even declares in the moment of sundering the Artifact and choosing that it should be used for the Rungjani ritual that "Sylandri was wrong!" (Orcs in the world of Aramán are heroic, noble, and have a well established civilization).

Based on the situation, it would feel wrong to let Vaelus continue as Oath of Vengence without some consequences for her actions. But it would also feel wrong if the consequences were that she became an Oathbreaker, as what she did was not evil, it was just not aligned to her factional Oath.