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The downside to Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition ending up being so hugely influential in the indie RPG sphere in spite of Hasbro's best efforts to kill it is that we've now got a whole new species of fantasy heartbreaker where the problem isn't a failure of imagination, but the fact that the author can't do technical writing for shit.
Will my D&D4e group actually keep up with regularly scheduled game times? Looks promising, for now.
“I know you, I walked with you once upon a dream-“
This piece is actually a redraw of a drawing I did 8-9 years ago for one of the DnD games I am in. Our characters were invited to a ball, and during the many rounds of dancing my character Adelaide caught the attention of an emissary of the Feywild.
New Year, New Character - Day 22
Trinica, Human Warlock (Star Pact) - D&D 4th Edition I used to love just laying under the stars watching the night pass by. Until that night the stars opened and I just knew they were looking at me, hating me. But then I felt the voice of Caiphon who offered to shield me from their gaze if I helped keep the world turning. So now I wandering around righting wrongs and keeping the stars at bay with the help of these fools.
Trinica, level 1 Human, Warlock Eldritch Pact: Star Pact Background: Stargazer (Star) (+2 to Insight) Theme: Seer Ability Scores Str 8, Con 18, Dex 12, Int 16, Wis 10, Cha 12. AC: 15 Fort: 15 Reflex: 15 Will: 13 HP: 30 Surges: 10 Surge Value: 7 Trained Skills Thievery +6, Insight +7, Religion +8, Arcana +8, History +8 Untrained Skills Acrobatics +1, Bluff +1, Diplomacy +1, Dungeoneering, Endurance +4, Heal, Intimidate +1, Nature, Perception, Stealth +1, Streetwise +1, Athletics -1 Feats Improved Fate of the Void, Sacrifice to Caiphon Powers At Wills: DIre Radiance, Eldritch Blast, Hellish Rebuke Encounter: Arms of Hadar, Cast Fortune Daily: The Lash's Bite ITEMS Leather Armor, Rod Implement, Sickle, Adventurer's Kit, 15GP
A slight redesign of one of my current D&D characters.
Isha-Kan loved her wife Melina more then life itself. Together they were pirates terrorizing the merchant and slave ships belonging to the oppressive government.
The pair were soon enough infamous enough to warrant intervention the local lords. Slowly having spies infiltrating the pirate crew, a mutiny was instigated. Melina was killed first and thrown over board, Isha tried to jump after, but it was too late, the undercurrent had pulled her wife away and she was never seen again.
Berived by sorrow and rage, she called out to the ocean and the darkness for vengeance. Something answered. Something from the depths offered to help in return for future service, she took the offer.
Instantly a maelstrom opened up under her hijacked ship and swallowed it whole.
Days later when she finally reached land, she found nothing less then Melina’s signature blue cloak washed up on the shore, Isha took this as a sign from her dead wife that she had made the right decision. In a way, she needed to believe that.
Sustaining permanent injuries from the fight, she now uses a cane to help her walk more comfortably.
Isha-Kan is a Genasi Dark-Pact Warlock
OH MAN.
I’m working on cleaning out my old DeviantArt gallery, and I am rediscovering so many old gems in the process. For example, these awesome ink drawings that I did in college (2009) of my character from a short-lived [4th edition] Dungeons & Dragons game.
I don’t remember a lot about that game or this character, except that his name was Stegos and that he was a Dragonborn Rogue who was also a vampire. He wore that veil over his face to protect his eyes from the sunlight and I think his primary weapon was a rapier. The DM thought that was weird because rapiers aren’t THAT great compared to other weapons I could have started with, but I was going with this whole blood-drinking theme and the long pointy rapier blade is reminiscent of a mosquito snout.
In the background of the second picture is @theflib’s old character whom I don’t remember much about except that he had like a butt-cape thing.
So how easily does teleportation come to eladrin?
Do they have to train and learn it? Does that means there are eladrin that never learned to do it? Adversely if it's something they're born with, imagine the horrors of teleporting infants!
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