Daybreak seeks Dol Arrah and Dol Dorn's guidance, but Dol Azur seems to be a weight around their shoulders bearing them down.
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Daybreak seeks Dol Arrah and Dol Dorn's guidance, but Dol Azur seems to be a weight around their shoulders bearing them down.
klein, devoted warforged (he/it)
mtg card under the cut
Favorite Dark Six God?
The Keeper
The Devourer
The Traveler
The Mockery
The Fury
The Shadow
updated version of my first ever dnd gal, Elasha for a one-shot she’s appearing in on Friday! it was fun tweaking her backstory and stats (and design lol) based on how much I’ve learned over the past three years, both rpg and art-wise!
(c) Meeblott ‘21
Divine Domain: Hearth
More players options! Despite what the Player’s Handbook says, I always felt that the Life domain doesn’t quite fit for deities connected to the Hearth. So I came up with this instead - it’s mechanically built around giving your party the best rest that can possibly hope to get. It’s about bringing them home and nurturing them, rather than healing in the heat of battle.
This domain is intended for followers of Boldrei or of the Sovereign Host as a whole.
Shoutout to the Eberron discord for helping with this one!
Link to GM Binder for the PDF
Comes back from the dead to post fanart of my own D&D game. (Fixed a couple things.)
Questions and Daybreak embrace under the icons of Dol Arrah and Dol Dorn, the warforged gods. The Legionary Creed is a Sovereign Host cult which believes that Dol Arrah, Dol Dorn, and Dol Azur were the first warforged, built by Aureon, Onatar, and Arawai. Adherents repudiate Dol Azur as a coward and a betrayer, wrong to emulate.
“You cannot fool me with my brother’s visage, demon.”