Didney Worl Gaston meme, but it's Strahd von Zarovich

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Didney Worl Gaston meme, but it's Strahd von Zarovich
I have been training for so long to get to the point where I can draw beautiful, sexy, creepy, vampires and I feel like I have finally achieved that (but I'm gonna keep practicing 🤭🤭🤭). Our group was talking about the man himself and one thing lead to another and our DM made this wonderful comment that inspired me to draw this... special interact between Franklin and Strahd. Would you let him drink you dry? 🤣😈
Oh and credit to @silvisays for they're Strahd's awsome attire! Definitely wanted to draw him in it ☺️ I got plans to draw more of him in it!
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Dude. She’s just not ✨into youuu✨ gotta move on.
📖 I, Strahd — Azalin Rex
So I just start to revisit "War against Azalin Rex". The most Powerful Lich in Ravenloft's settings.
I love how the Darklord of Darkon is like constantly MAD at von Zarovich's dumbest decisions making in life (and un-life).
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the Prophet
working on the design of my Curse of Strahd character! He's a bard/wizard hexblood (cursed through and through) <3 i still have to work out his final design, but he's very inspired by court jesters and circus/theatre imaginery<3
🍷Curse of Strahd — PCs out of character Doodles #4
It's always sunny in Barovia
Doodling in Magma with my players.
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Curse of Strahd campaign where at some point, Strahd forces the entire party to listen to a very longwinded, dramatic, and kind of horse girl coded story of how exactly he ended up with Bucephalus because I want to know more about that damn it. Bonus points if he's just straight up lying to be intentionally annoying though.
Curse of Strahd campaign where the reason the party ends up in Barovia to begin with is actually just to make Strahd pay his taxes. The IRS, or whatever in game equivalent you want to instate, can not be stopped, even by the impenetrable fog of Barovia. Whatever tax collecting institution the party was sent by couldn't care less about the wellbeing of the people in Barovia. They only care about getting their money. So the morality of the party is truly up to the discretion of your players.