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In celebration of The Crafty Taverns opening its online doors, we would love to give 1 lucky person a dice bag who can choose their 1 piece of loot between 3 options:

The Red and Yellow Dice bag inspired by the die. Die is included too! **OR** The Rainbow extra large (or, because I have too many dice and its the size I relate to most - how many bloody dice) bag which can hold 40 dice. **OR** a custom dice bag made to your exact specifications, up to 150 dice size.

The winner will be chosen by Reddit Raffler from all comments left on this post! Winner will be chosen at 7 pm PST Friday11th September.

If you'd like to check out the shop and what other dice bags we have available, or even if you want to commission your own bag check us out at:The Crafty Tavern

You can find our socials on our Linktree: https://linktr.ee/Craftytavernsd

All dice bags are handmade by myself, and all are made using patterns I have designed. Now that our shop is open, when I'm not busy making them I will be writing up the patterns and they will be on the website after being thoroughly tested. If you are a fellow crocheter and want to make your own, follow us on our socials to be the first to know when they are released!

Good luck! We hope you love the bags as much as we do!

This is mod approved.

Has anyone had experience translating cloak and rapier to DnD? they want to use it on their rogue/monk multiclass and i don't know exactly how that would work? I thought about the rebrand shield but they asked if it would be possible to disarm someone with it as an action and stuff that i told him i need time to balance. If anyone has ideas or experience with this they could share id be grateful.

I have the following scenario play out repeatedly almost every session with player B and I don’t really know what to do to get her to stop.

Player A: I’d like to try …..

DM: Roll a (insert relevant skill) check.

Player A: I got a 5

DM: “You don’t see anything/you try to unlock the door but it proves too challenging for you/etc”

Player B who wasn’t asked to roll and didn’t say they were doing anything: “I got a 19”.

Player B does this almost every time I ask any other player to roll a skill check.

Without being asked to roll a skill check and without saying or describing what her character is doing she will roll a d20 and tell me how well she rolled.

A lot of times it’s fine but there are some situations where it’s just not feasible to have another player roll after the first player fails.

Is this something that I need to address? If so, how?

Born beneath a sky where two moons eclipsed each other, Aelira was never an ordinary elven mage. As a child, she discovered that her wings could absorb spells that were cast incorrectly, carrying unstable magic within their shimmering membranes. Over the years, she learned to control this strange gift, shaping the stolen magic into flames, spectral threads, and bursts of pure arcane energy.

But every spell she absorbs leaves a fragment of its creator’s emotions inside her. Anger becomes fire, fear becomes darkness, and joy becomes brilliant light. Aelira now wanders from town to town, searching for forgotten magic and dangerous spells before they fall into the wrong hands.

She claims she is simply collecting magic. Deep down, however, she is searching for the unfinished spell that once belonged to her mother, hoping that completing it will finally reveal why her own wings were born with such unusual power.

I had so much fun working on this commission, hope you all enjoy it!

If you liked it, here are my social media profiles, feel free to check out more of my work here 🤝

Hive Queen

Her Majesty, the Hive Queen! This formidable fey boss doesn’t fight alone. The Hive Queen can summon and command her own throng, wield powerful magic, and use an array of abilities designed to challenge even the most experienced adventuring parties.

And a word of advice before you face her: if you haven’t given your weapon a name yet, you’d better do it quickly. Don’t say we didn’t warn you.

Head over to http://heliana.lt/wildhearth-HiveQueen to get your PDF now!

Don't forget to toss a follow on the kickstarter before it goes live here!

This is Marcus, a character I was asked to paint for a player. He’s a human fighter who looks rough, but has a heart of gold.

For this piece I was not given very much of a description, but rather a few good HeroForge images as reference. I kept a lot of the overall look consistent, but I added much more detail to the armor and altered some functional aspects of his appearance. I did keep the lantern the same however, because I really liked its simple and geometric look.

I approached this piece in a different way than I typically would, but I actually think it’s going to be the way that I operate from now on. I have used this method with 2 other works, but I feel like it’s really clicked for me with this one. Instead of sketching and then drawing clean line art, filling in flat color, then shading, then rendering, I just built up shapes. Both organic and geometric in style, I painted shapes and forms until I was satisfied with the result. It feels much more painterly, solid, and is a lot more fun for me.

This is my favorite piece that I’ve done so far, and my goal is to make all my work feel like this one moving forward.

Gwytt is a satyr, world tree barbarian because I'm a sucker for that kinda Nordic myth aesthetic.

He's a surprisingly calm person for a barbarian, more focused on protecting those people and things close to him than oonga boonga barbarian smash. (Although he *does* have some pretty severe anger issues occasionally)

Recently lost his horns to an Ettin stomping on his head due to dodgy gang dealings gone bad. Can't have shit in Eberron.

I wanted to make his axe look a little unique and more crystalline to lean into the more naturalistic roots of his occupation. It's hard to render crystal and I'm mostly happy enough with it, although I need more practice.