#dnd aberration

[shattersaurus]

A little off brand I admit, but I am also a huge DND nerd and dragons fan, so a little series about the growth cycle of green dragons

[dhwty-writes]

a messy eater.

Last session, our godeater Salem finally showed his true form and I HAD to draw him. He's terrifying and I am already dreading the day that my paladin will have to fight him.

As always, zoom in for details!

[infernalminisprint]

Barbed Devil Paper mini design

[jorgeburgos8]

In the absence of adventurers, dungeon leaders must find ways to kill time. Although I don't draw much of this group anymore they are still a personal favorite

[bitesizedart]

From me and @jamkoi's combined silly minds I am proud to present a new species that will plague the multiverse from about the 1600 DR's onwards (yes we base our campaigns a bit after the forgotten realms lore): The Glimmer Dots! For all the average person knows these small squishy egg to apple sized bleebos appeared out of nowhere and just inserted themselves into the ecosystem. Aside the fact they are hungry little fellas that eat almost anything (aside metal, rock and glass) they seem to be harmless. They come in two variety but the one i have drawn in the front is the much more common dot. They are very squishy to the touch, have absolutely no brain and no organs to speak of. They die fast but are hard to kill, aside that they are virtually immortal. They have no reproductive system but keep multiplying, researchers are at a loss on how tbh. Yes I am aware their balancing is whack but they aren't really meant to be fought, they're meat to be good pets, they do nothing but eat and squeak and they can be easily trained as they are very food motivated (with a preference to meat) and seem to be able to bond with their owner and understand their words. They can mildly shapeshift - going from nubs to no nubs - but that's pretty much it.

[semageon]

pushing this subclass I have up on DM’s guild for Pay What You Want for anyone interested!

[dramizz-0207]

really like the difference in how I draw these 2, describes them well