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I would like to present to you an antique ceramic potato. It says D&D Perfect Attendance '74 on the bottom.

I have absolutely no context for the potato. All I can provide is that it was in an abandoned home with a lot of other abandoned toys and sentimental/handmade items. I like to think that it's an award from the first year of DnD, and was presented to someone for not missing a single game or meeting. I expect there's a fantastic story behind it as well.

I know nothing about DnD, but if anyone has any ideas on the origins of this potato I'd love to hear them!

A quick sketch of a character I did for a Campaign.

My awkward Wizard Tiefling.
I gathered a lot of inspiration from the Temur tribe from Magic the Gathering and made her like a Wizard from the steppes resembling a ceremonial Yak-like with puffy decorations on her horns.
An evocator who has marks on her body from the spells she had found around and big messy book with spells that she can't yet use but will.

hope you like her c:

Full name: Khidzhaz Selim-Pasha

Age: 127 years

Sex: Male

Scale colour: Sand

Eye colour: Sand

Sultan Selim bought the lizard egg to have an exotic pet. However, when the lizard noticed hatched he already could walk and was almost as tall as sultan. Selim noticed the high intelligence of lizard and named him after holy region and himself: Khidzhaz Selim. Lizard was taught by sultan like his own son, Suliman, that was the closest friend to Khidzhaz.

When Selim died and Suliman took the throne he promoted Khidzhaz to the Padishakh and later Padishakh-Beilerbei. But and his time also came to the end and every next sultan disliked Khidzhaz more and more, until he the one exiled him, for just being non-human in the human empire.

Ione's world is inspired by Greek mythology. Ione is an oracle priestess at the Temple of Apollo, but what the faithful don't know is that her visions are actually a gift from Hades. She has a capricious personality that leads her to make impulsive decisions, and she's overly trusting of people, but somehow her natural charm is what has kept her alive since she decided to leave the temple. Who knows, perhaps sooner or later she'll discover that the world isn't as beautiful as she thinks.

I wanted to create a smaller and simpler DND table than Durin’s Hammer (my original table) while also making one which easily converts for dining so it’s a little more practical.

The center section can elevate and is on a turntable mechanism so it’s easy to rotate the terrain for better viewing or for easier reach.

There’s kind of 3 different ways to set it up - the one with the curved “eclipse” shelves for TTRPG, a basic hex setup with narrower side rails for board games, puzzles etc, and then of course a complete topper system for dining or playing on top.

I’m excited about how it came out - I you like it.

First time making a full ref sheet for a character. I honestly have no clue what im supposed to write for the bits of text so i just sorta put random stuff. If yall got any recommendations for design improvements or questions about him lemme know :)

This is Kalleon Elessar Dursius Maximus Draveer Ultima II. He is the firstborn son of the noble house of Ultima. Kalleons family stems from his ancestor, Issac Ultima, who was a beloved war hero during the city of Allamark’s founding wars. Now the Ultima family is the centerpoint of the class divide and corruption in th city. Kal grew up not knowing the truth of his family, but eventually he realized how awful his family was, and he worked up the courage to run away. Now after several years wandering, he is trying to work up the courage to confront his family and live up to his ancestors legacy. But fear, doubt and crippling imposter syndrome has always controlled him, he cant take on the city’s corruption alone. So with the help of friends hes made along the way, he will return and restore the city… hopefully… if he can… but probably not…