#dnd races

[kawareo]

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This was very fun, loved thinking about how being a different race would affect Strike. He canonically didn't have any ties to 'his' race, being raised for a few years by a tiefling and a halforc before he got snatched up by the cult, and his background is the same no matter the race. He's always primarily a sorcerer, but multiclasses into something else

Tiefling - Closest to canon, behavior wise. Funky and smug dude. Same multiclass as in canon, battlemaster fighter

Gnome (Assassin Rogue) - Do I know the difference between an adult gnome and a human child? Yes. Does Bhaal? Probably. Does he care? .... No clue, but Strike as a gnome is a grown man who can easily pass as a child if he tries, and he plays heavily into that. He's still almost forty and his personality is the same, he's just creepier about it.

Gith - (Bladesinger) Not nearly as charismatic as in canon, because being basically the only Gith in Baldur's Gate didn't give him many chances to learn to socialize. In canon he 'makes up' for being a drow by being charismatic enough to get away with pretending to be an elf, but as a Gith, he just embraces being a scraggly street rat. Braids his hair when fidgeting.

Human (Monk, Way of Drunken Master) - Found a way to monopolize his drinking habits. By far the messiest version. Without elf genetics, his age and consequences of his lifestyle actually show on his face.

Orc (Cleric of War) - he grew up with his orc mum telling him of what people thought of their race, so he purposefully went against that. Very suave, put together. Can rip you apart with his bare hands but prefers to do it in a fancy way.

Sun Elf (Paladin of the crown) - Take all of his daddy issues and multiply them severely since now Bhaal is also his patron. Version that is by far the most like Orin and has killed both her and Gortash before the Plan ever could happen. Just barely keeping it together. Ginger.

Dwarf (Spore Druid) - very friendly, trustrworthy and polite. His favorite food is still roasted dwarf.

Dragonborn (Storm sorcerer, no multiclass) - Canon personality but without the silly little guy persona. Ruthless and functional. Sometimes puts his whole mouth around Gortash's head and that is considered affection. Tbh his personality is usually the same, what changes is the act he puts on over it. Both tiefling and dragonborn can disappear completely if they close their eyes in the dark. Just lineart under cut

[the-little-fox-in-the-box]

Since there are different nouns for different groups of animals like "a murder of crows" or "a business of ferrets" I decided to come up with different nouns for different DnD races:

- a group of humans is called a kingdom

- a group of elves is called a grace

- a group of dwarves is called a forge

- a group of halflings is called feast

- a group of gnomes is called gadget

- a group of half-orcs is called a gym

- a group of gith is called a crusade

- a group of orcs is called a horde

- a group of goblins is called a mischief

- a group of hobgoblins is called a phalanx

- a group of bugbears is called a lurk

- a group of tieflings is called a temptation

- a group of dragonborn is called a clutch

- a group of aasimar is called a choir

- a group of genasi is called a surge

- a group of drow is called a betrayal

- a group of duergar is called a grudge

- a group of kobolds is called a yap

- a group of tabaxi is called a pride

- a group of triton is called a tide

- a group of yuan-ti is called a coil

[cloaksandcapes]

We have released three species for Dungeons and Dragons over the last 3 years. The Living Dolls (basically Pinocchio in D&D), the Malzari (what if a Tiefling and an Aasimar were your parents), and the Oneiraxi (an eternal dance of reincarnation between two souls as one).

Our base Oneiraxi is free, and all three are yours for as little as 3$.

Find these three D&D species and 20 subclasses here.

[jhamkul]

Species: Chronal Dragonborn

We already have chromatic, metallic, and gem dragonborns in D&D 5e, so it was definitely about "time" to bring a time dragonborn ancestry into the game.

Chronal dragonborn trace their bloodline to the enigmatic time dragons, acting as ageless servants of the draconic god of fate, time, and judgment, Null, better known by his neutral aspect, Chronepsis the Watcher. Instead of the vibrant colors of their cousins, these dragonborns bear faded scales of pale grey, ashen white, and silver. They carry an eerie patience and a quiet certainty, acting as if the flow of time worked differently through their bodies and allowing them to pluck at the strands of destiny to alter immediate outcomes.

What class or subclass would you choose to pair with an ageless watcher of fate? Also, if you would want to see the solar dragonborn next, let me know down below!

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[tinyabbey]

Wanted to try out this classic dnd art meme of drawing my character as different dnd races! I picked out different ones based on their importance and relevance to the campaign Anoura is in (either other PC races or npcs)

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[haematicartwork]

redesigned halflings for my fiancees homebrew setting.

[m-r-moth]

my firbolg x tiefling race design

lots of pretty fierlings (fearlings?)✨

thinking about opening character design commissions some time soon!

[thestalkerbunny]

I had a vision; Kobolds in Manga and Anime are often depicted as Dogs while in Dnd; they're little reptile folk. So I decided to combined the best of both worlds.

They're little lizard people, but their scale patterns come in dog colors making them look at the distance, along with their Yipping noises, a lot like Dogs.

I ended up really like the Chihuahua Kobold. He is gonna make sure you don't fuck up his lady's order, SWEAR TO GOD.