By Book or By Blade

There are those who spend their lives mastering the ways of blade. Others spend their lives studying the arcane. Then there are the few who learn to master both. Open to any questions on the class or character. Member of the We Are Adventurers collective.

[deer-knight]

they/them

the autumn knight

[image description: a photo of op standing outside in a field on a foggy autumn morning. they wear metal armor over black clothing and a golden cloak drapes from their shoulders. op is a white person with long brown hair worn in a braided bun. they hold an arming sword and look off to the right. end image description.]

[letho-arts]

Hey guys, double commission with an heavy armored Paladin and a Rogue Dragonborn. I like the dynamic of them both. Have a nice evening everyone!

[iingezo]

Adeline for @sainttheosylas !

[fsnowzombie]

Armored Lady Monday

ive been lacking on the monster girl department this october so ill try to make up for it, starting with one of my favorites, the Dullahan! hope you like!

[darantha]

A ancestral barbarian for this week's Patreon sketch poll!

[shalizeh7]

[wearepaladin]

Fallen Paladins by Peter Balogh

[dragon-inc]

[we-are-eldritch-knight]

I keep forgetting to fill the queue because I normally do it during or after dnd. Haven’t gotten to play this month so that’s why the posting has been so sporadic. That and the child

[darantha]

This week's sketch, a elven bladedancer!

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[missusruin]

Witchsona commission for @cerithe

Empress / Sea / Crystals witch

[castle-ravenloft]

as a player you should really internalize the intent/task sentence structure. “i wanna open this door by prying it open with a crowbar,” “i wanna set fire to the hay bale with my firebolt,” “i wanna haggle this price by commenting on some minor scratches.”

very often i see players only stating one of these. either “i wanna open the door” or “i cast firebolt on the hay bale.”

what the intent/task structure does is properly communicate to your GM what a success/failure state looks like, and what kind of challenge they propose. sometimes players have a very specific outcome in mind, but when they just state the task, even a successful attempt will be disappointing because the GM does not know what you want to achieve. and vice versa, just stating your intent puts weight on the GM to not only come up with the consequences to the actions, but what even causes them to begin with.

[cy-lindric]

Pallando and Alatar, the Blue Wizards of the East

[gaysiimar]

Swordtember - Elemental

[siobhanchiffon]

Firestarter, a fire genasi Phoenix Sorcerer 

He works in the Sorcerer’s Grave, a magic-only battle arena in the city of Moonkiss. 🌙

[st-just]

Blind Pirate Gunslinger by Rudi Indra A

[zephyrbug]

Garm, champion of stone and storm⛈🏔❄️ Finished commission for @//MajestcFlapFlap on twitter of their half storm giant half goliath barbarian Garm! With his rages he’s a force of nature but truly is a gentle giant (The owlbear was actually his companion who died protecting him so he wears his pelt to honor him!!) 💙 General commissions done wooo!! 🎉 gonna take a bit of a break before I return to the waitlist cause I am burnt out commissions-wise (I’ll still be posting just with other art!) But this was a fun one to end on!! Tis goliath season!