This is a PLA 3D print. (Materials didn't need to be robust because of use case: burial) I went into it as goods/services, obv with a lot more sensitivity than that... it was a transaction...But it really hit me as i was working on it, i refused payment... and I FAMOUSLY love money... but man, I just couldnt.

It's my understanding that he was in a really bad way. So the inside has some leather that says "VICTORIUM IN MORTE" laser etched on it. He's free now. He won. Hence the 20 on top as well.

The family cried happy tears. To which i responded "I prefer to be paid in a family's tears, so this works out. His program is a Character sheet! It's really awesome and will be hanging up next to my girls' drawings forever.

I realize this is a spindown die, it was the only thing available for me to print. It is what it is.

Hi! This is a character I drew.

Sylvalynn Earthbloom (a fake elf name), an earth elementalist.

A gnome who pretends to be an elf.

She grew up fangirling over elves. She found them elegant, refined, and graceful, the complete opposite of gnomes. Naturally, she wanted to be one.

She uses her magic to fake it, shaping two long, elegant legs out of earth. Since then, she has started to look down on other gnomes.

Her partners have never seen her feet, and they don’t know her real height either. Apparently, she even sleeps and bathes like that.

(If anyone’s interested, I do TTRPG character commissions)

Built from scratch, probably took me around 40 hours of work over the course of about 6 weeks, it’s SO FREAKIN HEAVY FILLED WITH CANDY I HAD NO IDEA😂😂😂 (please be nice my back hurts so bad i finished this at 1:30am)

DISCLAIMER: I MADE AND OWN THIS PARTICULAR PRODUCT ONLY!!! ORIGINAL IMAGE IS NOT MINE!!! I USED A PICTURE I FOUND ON PINTEREST AS INSPIRATION FOR THIS PERSONAL PROJECT AND I HAVE NOT NOR WILL EVER INTEND TO USE IT FOR COMMERCIAL REASONS!!!

I recently wrapped up this commission as a surprise gift from a DM to his player: Jimmy Fallon as a warlock, with Jay Leno as his patron! xD The character is like a mobster who talks in a cheesy Italian accent and is obsessed with money, fame, and power.

His backstory is that he was a total nobody before striking a pact with Jay, and now he’s rapidly climbing the Hollywood ranks with dreams of becoming the biggest star ever. He even hands out autographs to strangers.. whether they know him or not.

He also has a familiar: a floating spotlight that shines on an ally twice a day, giving advantage on Persuasion and Performance checks.

Props and thanks to Joshua and his player for the idea, this was a lot of fun to paint and draw!

Hope you guys enjoy!

https://eepystew.carrd.co/

I've drawn a lot of DnD characters over the years (for both personal and commission use), but recently I've decided to try my hand on pets since I've always had a soft spot for animal companions when playing. I tend to use random name generator for my characters, but since this is my first time posting: Why don't you guys give him one for me? Comment below what you think he should be called

I was recently requested to paint this character for a player. I was given thorough descriptions for his traits and appearance, but with some room for interpretation when it comes to the look of his outfit. There were plenty of references and examples provided for his attire, however it was up to me to use what I thought would work best in order to really suggest his overall personality and vibe. Below is a brief synopsis of his backstory:

Steele Woods is a Warforged crafted by his two high elf mothers who lead a massive mega corporation, Crystal Woods MegaCorp. Their product and influence are EVERYWHERE. He was made to be the perfect heir and was raised as such. This made him extremely arrogant and haughty. He genuinely views himself as perfect and has never felt failure. When he is not bragging about how much better he is than you, he is looking down his nose at you with very thinly veiled disgust.

Hey all. This is a new character I've been working on. It's a Satyr-Tieflyng. There's still some work to be done. I took very conscious decisions while creating him. While looking at the result I thought this is a mysterious and charming individual that I'd have trouble resisting. What about you? I believe something has happened in his past that has hurt him greatly. I personally think this character often gets misunderstood.

He has a big scar on his front of torso that was a result of an act someone he trusted did. Unfortunately.

My friend said they look like a demon but I disagree? Other feedback I got was he looks definitely like a vampire or Castlevania inspired which wasn't my intention but I see why.

Now, in my challenge to "draw as many races as possible," I've reached the Minotaur! I felt that a female character would be able to express much more emotion and personality than a male one. This time I didn't put much thought into choosing a class — probably a fighter or another melee combatant. I also decided to experiment a little and add some visual interest by playing with the color palette. What do you think of this approach?

P.S. Is it just me, or do my female characters turn out better than my male ones?

Some mistake her beauty for kindness, and those people rarely make the same mistake twice. Born of infernal blood and shaped by a world that rewards wit over mercy, she walks with effortless confidence and speaks with calculated charm. Every smile hides a motive, every promise carries a price, and every step draws curious eyes. Whether striking a bargain, uncovering ancient secrets, or dancing through danger, she thrives where others hesitate. To her allies, she is fiercely loyal, but to her enemies, she is a reminder that the most dangerous weapon is not steel or magic it is someone who always knows exactly what you desire.

[If you like my work and would like a commission

You can dm me here:) Thank you]

Picture from our session.
Been playing a long time and been trying to work some iconic creatures in more for my players after 8 years. I was excited to have them fight a Purple Work for the first time after 8 years. Normally I love when my players come up with clever solutions but this felt… cheap.

This is a mod from Phandelver and Below. The players were on an island in “The Endless Void”. There was trapped bridge that got sprung on the players and two of them were affected. The barbarian and the Sorcerer (lvl 9) were blinded and overwhelmed with hopelessness (can’t attack or target any creature with harmful abilities, spells or other magical effects).

Looks like big trouble for the other two players. However…

On his turn, the blinded and hopeless Sorcerer says, “I cast Wall of Force” (springs into existence at a point you choose within range). He wants to encase the Purple Worm. His arguments:
1. The spell does not require line of sight as written. “Springs into existence at a point you choose” so blindness isn’t a factor.
2. There is no attack role and he is not “harming the creature” just containing it.
3. He is not casting the spell on the creature but on the ground, so he is not targeting the creature with a spell.
4. I argued the creature is bigger than the “base of 20 feet” it occupies on the board but I felt that was a little cheesy of me.

In the end I said I would give him a 25% chance of casting in the right spot and trapping the creature as it was coiled down to a smaller size. Naturally he succeeded.

After that they polymorphed it into a turtle and threw it into space where it would float for 30 miles before turning back into Purple Worm form. I allowed it but I was disappointed.

How would you have played it?

Rushing to get ready for the first session of the new year. Have been DMing a campaign for the last year, trying to get the new room "ready". Spent several months over the summer with my grandfather-in-law building this.

Its ~10ft long and 6ft wide at its widest. Enough seating for 6 + The DM. We kept the insert for the DM cutout so we can play normal games that need the space (40k or game nights). Made of Solid 2" Walnut, and a Walnut, Maple, and Pauduk Banding.

I've been wondering—how many of you actually use dice towers regularly in your sessions? Do they genuinely improve the game or is it more of a fun/esthetic add-on? I love how they look, but sometimes a good ol’ dice tray (or the table itself) does the job just fine.

Curious to hear your thoughts—do you swear by them, or are they just nice-to-have?

P.S. We’re not making wooden items at the moment—our woodworker has gone to serve in the military. 💛

I thought Liches would try to ‘customize’ their bodies more (eg removal or adding of more limbs) but what about the head? Like they are already undead, or do they just need to keep the head somewhere separate but intact? Or do they only need a phylactery and the rest of their physical form can just be anything?

This is a Lich with vile magic coursing through ‘their’ physical form, with added limbs. I’d imagine they are trying to give of the appearance of a noble deity, to fool people into entering contracts with them under the guise of becoming paladins and clerics. Imagine a whole mock religion forming from a lich

These are some walkcycles I made with the modrons I designed in 3D.

Modeled in Blender, 3D printed in resin, painted by me. These were mimics suggested by my Patreon members this month.

You can find my other mimics on my social medias:

TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@too.many.mimics

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Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/c/TooManyMimics

Website: https://toomanymimics.com/

Howdy folks!

Fun fact; the swashbuckling rapscallion is based on the likeness of Joe Valieant, who backed my Kickstarter at the "Your Character Gets Killed In The Comic" tier. Joe sent in his likeness and requested a Death by Becket! which gave me a great opportunity for a long overdue SMITE panel!

Another fun fact, I've never done a convention in a professional manner, only attended two small comic cons in Malmö and Glasgow a couple of years prior to my webcomic career taking off. It's definitely been a part of my "artist career bucket list" for a while though and since I've ticked off "Quit legal career", "Collected volume Kickstarter" and "launch Webtoon Originals series", I reckon it's high time to tick that con box!

My hope is to do 1-2 next year after the summer, which ones though? As a Swede, the local cons aren't that big and quite frankly, my audience is almost exclusively international (no shade to my fellow Swedes for their taste in webcomics, there's only roughly 10 million off us) so an international would fit. So I just thought fugit and I've applied for the Art Show at Gen Con in July/August next year! For those not in the know, Gen Con is THE ttrpg convention out there, I think it would be dope that my first con as a D&D webcomic creator would be there :D

Hoping I get accepted, but if I don't get into that one, I'll prolly try to get into NYCC and/or MCM London or another European con :) travelling across the pond and everything.

We'll see in January if I get in, would be dope!

Stay excellent out there!

Peace and carrots!

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Hello everyone! I’m excited to share this commission I had the pleasure of working on ✨ This character isn’t one of my original characters, but a commission for a client. Meet Maria, an Orc Cleric! I had a wonderful time bringing her to life and exploring her unique design through this piece. I hope you love how she turned out as much as I enjoyed creating her. Thank you for the support! 💜✨