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One map. Six ways to tell the story.

• I wonder if they used the Rocks from here to build this..
• We were told to arrive by Sea at Night in order to fulfill the prophecy.
• To think something this large could be located in this Desert!
• This has been here in the Sea this whole time. How did we miss this in the Daylight before now?
• I told you the gods would curse us with Snow if you touched it!
• This used to be a water basin, how did it end up Dry like this?

Same battlefield. Completely different encounters.

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I was playing a semi-serious One-Shot a while ago and made her as my character. She was one of my favorites to play since I started DnD tbh so I finally drew her!

Backstory: When she was still a child, a werewolf attacked her grandmother while she was visiting and Scarlett narrowly escaped with her life, thanks to the hunter who came to her rescue in the last seconds. Scarred, hurt and traumatized, the young girl refused to leave his side henceforth and became his apprentice, learning to hunt monsters. Now, her mentor has sent her on her first solo mission, and Scarlett is eager to prove herself - despite being a very obvious scrawny teenager (She is 1,53m and 15) who most hesitate to employ for even simple tasks.

I hope the reference is very obvious. :D I love fairytale characters

Hand-crafted from only the finest hot glue and Dr Pepper box cardboard. Took ~7 hours, painted with a black underlayer and then dry-brushed with acrylic paint to the best of my ability. I wanted it a little bigger, but it turned out great otherwise! It's shockingly sturdy. Should be a great final boss for my table. The only thing I have to do now is try to keep it a secret!

If you want to make your own, I puzzled out the pattern from this tutorial:

https://youtu.be/yCnfW4EE9Ek?si=oopXymMRpBRW91Kb

Unfortunately the links he provides to the (free) patterns don't work, but I was able to copy the patterns shown in the video and put my dragon together. All needed parts are shown, and this guy seems to hand-make plenty of other miniatures and models.

For the past year, I’ve been playing with a, “Rule Lawyer” and I’m the only person to find his behaviour grating. Couple examples: my warlock has fey touched and is therefore able to cast Misty Step and Silvery Barbs once a day without using a spell slot once each per long rest; for around two(2) months of our weekly sessions, he’d repeatedly interrupt me mid-sentence to tell me I’m out of spell slots so I’d constantly have to explain how the feat works. Additionally, my character’s a hexblade so I asked the DM IN SESSION if I could re-flavour his eldritch blast to be more an energy slash from his sword; the DM approved it and the immediate next turn the Rule Lawyer interrupted me and started talking about how that’s not how the spell works and this is homebrew which isn’t allowed. I asked the DM for guidance on wording a text message to him to which his response was, “K.”
Additionally, whenever I’ve tried in the past to roleplay with him, he either gets really short with me or completely dis-engaged from the situation.
Atp, I think he has something personal against me that’s reflecting in-game. Otherwise, I have great chemistry with the dm and the other players; I’m wondering if I should further address my concerns or just limit interactions with the player and his character(s).

A new design for my player character, i made it as a gift for him!

Born in the shadows of Sharn, Rabbit Medani learned early that secrets were worth more than gold. Bearing the Mark of Detection, he became one of House Medani's finest investigators. But after uncovering a conspiracy buried within the very house he served, Rabbit vanished. Now, working as a rogue detective, he follows clues, picks locks, and exposes truths that powerful people would rather keep buried.

I've made a portrait for my char for a new campaign! Mathilde is battle smith, daughter of "Ilmater's" High Priestess (who very possibly isn't devoted to Ilmater at all, judging by her a bit wrong symbolics and beliefs) She had been Temple Guardian until some adventerures hadn't convinced her that there's some rot and darkness inside and asked to be let in to fix it.

It didn't end well - the church was ruined, her dog companion died, and Mathilde "mended" him into her steel defender and went after those adventures. I think to leave it to master if they truly were evil, or it was, in fact, her church who was evil and they simply had saved people.

...I'm a bit nervous about char and build to be honest, as my future party had already had their three sessions, and full of pretty good damage dealers and casters - bard, warlock, wizard, plus barbarian and rouge, who I'm sure would be great as usual. I've played as an artillerist, and while it was very nice and stable support, I was pretty average in damage. But I'm too excited (and already have drawn a bunch of sketches about this char, right) to change class, haha

Hello everybody.

I have just seen some things about Demogorgon and noticed he is very different from how I remembered him.

One of my favourite moments in a game ever is in Baldur's Gate, when choosing to fight the Imprisoned One beneath Watcher's keep, he offers the line:

"Then know me by my best name, mortal. You face Demogorgon, Prince of Demons!"

He then appears with both of his Orangutan heads and brgins fighting. I was blown away to be fighting him when I first played. However, he has two orangutan heads.

Does he have lizard heads now? I had no idea this happened and am wondering when it did? Why change his iconic look?

This is actually an older one, but I hadn't posted it here yet. I recall being really hung up on this one because I just could decide on what animals to draw. Even now, even though I quite like how this one turned out, I feel like making some variants of it in the future would be great to capture all the different animals people like to use for this spell.

Functionally, this spell both strong and well liked. Its great for scouting, roleplay, and depending on how your games run, be a great way of gaining advantage in combat. I'm curious about the familiars that some of you have come up with for your own characters or fun situations that came out of having one in the party.

You can get this spell as a print from my Etsy store.

https://www.etsy.com/shop/TarikHavoc

ALSO!! The Havoc Bound Illustrated Spellbook is on its last stretch (just 3 more days)!! If you want to get a physical copy of the book or have specific spell added, make sure to check out the link!

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/havocbound/havoc-bound-an-illustrated-collection-of-dnd-5e-spells-0

My character for our Descent into Avernus campaign is a paladin of devotion devoted to Lathander, god of the morning sun. We had two sessions of our campaign (not counting session zero), and last session we were trudging through the dungeon beneath the bathhouse, when our bard and fighter found a magic axe in a submerged room. Apparently it belonged to an Uthgardt warrior, and had sort of a divine aura to it. My character called dibs on it since nobody else wanted it (either they were casters or had other weapons they preferred). The axe counts as magical and gives the user one free cast of Spiritual Weapon per short or long rest. I surely didn’t expect to get a magic item this early in the game, but I’m happy with it! I feel it complements her in a way, since she was meant to be a cleric originally but decided to become a paladin in order to seek a friend she lost.