BC's DND

Worldbuilding for my dnd campain, Corsa della Verita

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Cosmovitral Jardín Botánico Toluca, Mexico

Designed by Leopoldo Flores

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Various brass inlay designs made by the German company Erhard & Söhne, circa 1900′s. Photos from pinterest/various auction sites.

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Artifacts from Eregion

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By Salar Kheradpejouh  

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Me when I leave the house

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 Good old Tibetan lady feeding animals. - They are marmots! They are where I get my Tibetan nickname from- Chiwa 

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Wolf’s Head Helmet, 6th-5th century BCE, Roman

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‘A Cluster of Rats’, a Japanese Netsuke (small sculpture) dated late 19th century

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mermaid locations

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Kotisaari Island in Finland Through the Seasons by Jani Ylinampa

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Statue of Japanese God #2 (by Ta. Madtonez)

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Traditional Chinese hanfu by  三火·Yvan

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Eunice Atieno Onyango photographed by Yoo Young Kyu for Avenuel Magazine May 2017.

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by MelIndia ^..^ 

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Blink Dog D&D PC Homebrew

Inspired by @basalt-dnd (king of DnD homebrew), I decided to share this PC race I designed for a potential DnD character so that other folks could enjoy it too!

Warning:

I am not responsible for…

Players who want to play bards

Players who insist on using weapons

Players who want to build a ranged fighter

DMs who won’t let you pick locks with paws

DMs who call bullshit on your “dual wielding” tail attack

DMs who decide this race is OP/UP/otherwise ridiculously broken

If you want the .pdf version, you can go here. This entire thing was created on The Homebrewery. It’s a super cool tool!

Also, let me know if you use this race! I’d love to hear the stories :P

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Huang Yong Ping (b. 1954 in Xiamen, Fujian province, China) - Wu Zei, 2010.  A 25 meters wide Octopus from the exhibition Mediterranean Sea at Monaco’s Oceanographic museum.