Oh, look what I found lol.
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Oh, look what I found lol.
DnD Characters Thus Far... (JULY2026)
Vyth - Ongoing Lizardfolk Fighter
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Ixaw - Complete/Dead Goblin Rogue
Pinch the Pious - Complete Changeling Ranger
Bran Meadows - Complete Human (Werewolf) Barbarian
Ea - Complete Tiefling Warlock
Morgrem Battlehammer - Complete Elf Artificer
Birchwood Noherd - Complete Horned One (Homebrew) Monk
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Lover of Queens - Suspended Tabaxi Bard
Geth - Suspended Aasimar Paladin
Zonic the Harengon - Suspended Harengon Monk
Zogs - Suspended Kobold Sorceror
Graztos - Suspended Halfling Cleric/Barbarian
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Bonk - Standby Goliath/Orc Barbarian
The Black Dragon of the South - Standby Dragonborn Monk
Rhinotomus Gazellian Zebran - Standby Laxodon Wizard
944107 - Standby Warforged Wizard
Lord Fritzer - Standby Tiefling Paladin
Norman/Norma L. - Standby Human Fighter
Orse the Green - Standby Orc Druid
Hornes - Standby Minotaur Monk
I made my head canon that, in the long term, Percival de Rolo is not remembered for inventing weapons, but is actually remembered as being the inventor of reusable, stable, and city-scalable non-arcane powered energy storage, real "canon" in my servers game for 100s of people. (Lead–acid batteries ... he invented lead–acid batteries.) It has been one of the funniest DM choices I've made, and I have zero regrets.
My D&D server has been running our own league set 1000+ years after the Campaigns in Exandria for a while now. It's a D20 Modern-ish, Cold War inspired setting, based mostly in 1962 PD Wildemount. About 2 1/2 years ago when the various adventures were being mapped out I saw there were 3 or 4 modules that had options that included traveling to Whitestone. So I immediately called dibbs on any tasks involving the city and made it my baby.
Anyways there is a massive uptick in players for this entire series of adventures because it's getting soft-retired at the end of the year. A lot of folks are talking about it on the server once they've completed it ... and somehow with all of lore and world expanding I did, Percy not being remembered for guns is the funny factoid Critters in the groups got a chuckle out of. Now, to be fair I did put in an extremely useful NPC ally you can gain in Whitestone by helping them win a pub quiz where the final question involves knowing Percy invented guns.
The players potential meta-knowledge was supposed to be the joke.
A while ago I played my first-ever DnD campaign — epic storylines, awesome characters and a super cool vampire BBEG :D
Haven’t played DnD in a while and no longer really talk with those friends, but this silly little guy holds a lot of fond memories.
My PC, one Ristel Song, an tiefling rogue with godlike dexterity and absolutely abysmal constitution (literally, I never failed a dex save but gods help me i had like 28 HP at level 9)
He’s fundamentally a loser, an edgelord with the soul of a gay party animal and a kicked puppy — who is rendered practically legally blind whenever he loses his glasses lol
A new character I've been thinking about.. a bard who is an opera singer. Also sparkly elf. Because. <3
Sharing some of my d&d art as well. Lots of different characters and thoughts
1. Amaryllis aen Fadyne - Human Artificer (artillerist)
2. Not mine, my friend’s lovely high-elf warlock
3. Changling Rogue NPC. Had a name, it’s been lost to time.
4. Warforged Druid NPC I forgot the name of. She liked to study plants.
5. Sajar Allayla - Tiefling Ranger (horizon walker, favoured terrain desert)
6. Edmond Viridium - Half-Elf Paladin (oath of devotion -> oathbreaker -> oath of redemption)
7. NPC party outfits
8. My latest, WIP, Woodelf Wizard (necromancer)
Been about a year since I created this lad. Happy birthday you dumb horse.
Writing the lore for my Homebrew D&D world and I think I’ve figured out what I want to do for the Raven Queen:
In the world of Esterra, the Raven Queen was once a mortal who then ascended to godhood, but few know how the story actually goes. Many of the gods fear or resent her, blaming her for killing the previous god of death to take his place. While she did usurp him, that’s not how she became a god.
Once a young mortal, she caught the eye of one of the less powerful nature goddesses. They were in love but couldn’t be together. When the goddess died, her final wish was to bestow all her power upon her love, which caused this mortal woman to ascend to godhood. Thus was the ascension of the god Kore.
It was only after some time as a god, seeing how the god of Death had betrayed his duties by becoming fearful of death itself and his own eventual demise, that Kore decided to do something. That is when she killed him and took his place as the God of Death that Esterra now knows.