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Every so often I think about how Bric's former pact with Sarenrae (and some wonderful god-to-pladin roleplay after her most recent death) lead her to nearly come back as a sunelf. She, of course, chose to stay a Drow; but the aesthetique (tm) of it all is too good to pass up drawing every so often.

chenria

She just got approved, so I can finally show the commission I did for the most wonderful @fianva - it’s her D&D tiefling Ravenna - bar owner and overall badass lady. I had a blast drawing her :D

catfromwonder

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quarkmaster

Desert of Snake

Yongsub Noh (YONG)

probablyfunrpgideas

Idea: an evil sorcerer builds a train within the skeleton of a huge snake. The Necrophidius Express was the pride of an empire, uncoiling across the desert as both a transportation system for dignitaries and a powerful protector. But that was long ago, and now the empire is in ruins.

Some say the undead engine is out there, wandering the desert and hunting mortals. Others believe that the Necrophidius Express has suffered the decay of centuries and lies hidden beneath the sands. But all agree that the mad Conductor was supposed to have a wondrous or terrible treasure that powered the train, and it is likely still with the Express…

creativerogues

20 “Totally Not Weird” Things To Say To Your Players...

As far as your character can tell, there is nothing unnatural about it.

The trap appears to be disarmed.

Do you touch it, or are you just looking?

Who goes first?

From what you can see…

This room does not appear to contain anything.

There’s no visible effect.

You don’t seem to spot any traps in the immediate vicinity.

As far as you would know…

You feel fine.

Can I see your character sheet a second?

Can you describe in a little more detail how you do that?

What order are you walking in?

It doesn’t seem to do anything.

Are you sure about that?

You can certainly try!

How close do you want to get to it?

By the way, where exactly are you all standing?

Before you fall asleep…

I need to borrow a few more dice for a while.

seafoamhue

when i got to the tattoo episode i was obligated by my weak lesbian heart to draw the girls. in hindsight i wish i had also drawn their chaos crew tattoos

| july 28 2020

thecollectibles

Art by kim tae kyeong

prokopetz

More inadvisble D&D character concepts, transtemporal edition:

A fighter who’s the last survivor of an apocalyptic parallel timeline. They knew versions of the other party members in that timeline (all sadly deceased), and it kind of bothers them that they themselves don’t seem to have a counterpart in the new timeline. Their Action Surge class feature is described as them experiencing temporal drift and performing two different actions at once.

A wizard who placed themselves in suspended animation for a thousand years, expecting to awaken to a world of wonders – instead finding, well, the campaign setting in its present state. They’re egotistically convinced that their own absence from history is the reason things have ended up in this sorry state, and are constantly searching for ways to send themselves back to fix it.

A rogue whose misdeeds have resulted in them being cursed to live the same stretch of time over and over again, which happens to be the exact duration of the campaign. The loop never plays out the same way twice, but they can sometimes exploit their recollection of situations they recognise from previous iterations, represented mechanically by their various class features.

A monk whose unique martial discipline revolves around small-scale temporal manipulation, stepping a heartbeat back in time to perform a coordinated attack with their past self (i.e., use the Flurry of Blows class feature), or evading an attack by jumping a split-second forward and vanishing from the timestream. They’re definitely going to paradox themselves out of existence some day.

A warlock whose patron is their own future self, their ascended consciousness echoing back through time and manipulating events to paracausally bring about their own as-yet-hypothetical existence. This might not be as terribly concerning as it is were it not for the nature of the patron in question.

prokopetz

(Bonus: A cleric of a god of knowledge and history who’s been tasked with preventing the preceding five meatheads from unwittingly destroying the space-time continuum.)