#eridonis

[dnd-homebrew5e]

I think I did a fairly decent job at recreating my first ever D&D character, Eridonis. Wish I could have him wear a circlet in his camp clothes used for this look, but oh well.

Art by @looceyloo

[doodles-n-dragons]

ERIDONIS | Moon Elf Warlock

Another commission for my other best friend, Mitchi. His elven warlock who is devoted to his spooky fey patron. He’s a fancy prince boy, and he knows it.

[dnd-homebrew5e]

What (if there are any) do you think is a criminally underexplored area of dnd? for example, i feel like ive never seen/played much in terms of like,, characters slowly finding out about the abilities they got at level up, they always just go into the next day assuming they have them

When I played my character Eridonis, I wanted to roleplay out when he transferred from Mask of Many Faces (Disguise Self at will) to Master of Myriad Forms (Alter Self at will). He always used it to disguise himself to play pranks. When he did Alter Self at will to make himself as gnomish size as he could get, he was very confused because his visual perspective suddenly changed. It was fun to roleplay out.

[dnd-homebrew5e]

How...how did you get a +20 bonus to Performance/Deception????

Because of the Tome of Leadership and Influence, Eridonis's Charisma was a 22 (+6 mod). Took 3 levels of Bard giving him Expertise. Level 20 character so he has a +6 proficiency bonus. He had two items that gave him a +1 to AC, saving throws, and ability checks. That made it equal 20.

[dnd-homebrew5e]

My favorite Warlock I made didn't sell their soul for their power. They were an Archfey Warlock who made a deal to let their patron, allowing her to take their body out for joyrides which caused a lot of mayhem in the campaign

I love that. I can only imagine the amount of chaos that went on with that. I played an Archfey Warlock as well. In his original background, his Patron asked for the souls of those he killed. Since souls don’t really go to the Feywild, my DM edited it that his Patron gets the essence of them and basically creates a copy of the original person who are unaware that they’re a copy.  I had this character die of old age in his epilogue. He got to be with his husband in the afterlife, but when he died his Patron created a copy of him. So, in the far future, there’s a duplicate of my character trapped in the Feywild as his Patron’s Champion. 

[dnd-homebrew5e]

I’ve got a warlock that basically just went to the unseelie court and said “hey give me powers and i’ll prank some people” and then they did

My Warlock's Patron is the Queen of the Dark Moon, Ruler of the Unseelie Court. She picked him because he comes from an important royal bloodline. The only reason it is important is because her sister, the Queen of the Golden Moon, Ruler of the Seelie Court made his older brother (who he didn't even know existed) to be a Paladin of hers.

Basically, "If she has one, I want one, too." She never once saw him as an equal. To her, he's just a pet.

[dnd-homebrew5e]

Today at work I got lost in thought imagining my first character, a Moon Elf named Eridonis, smoking pot every day for an entire year when he turns 420 years old and then never touches it again.

It's my epilogue and if I want to imagine a level 20 character doing whatever he wants 300 years after the end of our first campaign I will do that. 😂

[dnd-homebrew5e]

How would Radish and Eridonis feel about one another?

Eridonis would find Radish to be an annoying idiotic fuck. What would piss him off more than anything is he would insult Radish and Radish wouldn't get it because he's a bit oblivious. Radish would see Eridonis as an aggro dude that needs to chiiiiiillll ooouutt maaaaann.