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lonemapper · 2 years
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Dead Titan Pass - Battlemap - 32х44
Download the full resolution image of this map at my Patreon, as well as alternate overcast, sunny, night, rain, autumn and winter variations!
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contextfreedungeon · 1 month
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Rogue: Sorry, sometimes there's a paladin in my head that confuses me
Reoccurring NPC: Oh my father used to hallucinate a paladin sometimes
Rogue: Interesting
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pastadorable · 1 month
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For some, there’s a deep longing for freedom…🌤️🌊
(DnD character for a One Piece themed campaign!)
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47crows · 1 year
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Silas had a bad dream.
Featuring Ruse, cat boy supreme by friend plant
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ithinkthiswasabadidea · 2 months
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Remembered the funniest fucking thing that I'm unashamedly going to steal from my dnd work friend, who said that at his table, while the party was in talks with a bunch of wizards, one PC jumped up, yelled "COUNTERSPELL CHECK" and then lobbed a fireball right at said group of wizards
Insane. Inspired. Incredible. The workings of a madman
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thraxusrelaxus · 1 year
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Willow (2022) is a live-action game of D&D
- Willow is the learned old wizard, always giving valuable life lessons and yelling at the others for being too impulsive
- Elora Danan is a true sorcerer, born with her powers
- Thraxus Boorman is a treasure-hunting, sweet-talking rogue-barian who any man, woman, or enby would swoon for (you can tell me to “thraxus relaxus” any day)
- Kit Tanthalos is a noble fighter that basically switches to a paladin with an oath to protect Elora Danan. also she’s gay as hell
- Jade Claymore (c’mon, the name alone) is a paladin with an oath to protect Kit. also she’s gay as hell
- Graydon is the party’s bard, always saying an encouraging word and building their spirits with his magic flute
- the Crone is the first story arc’s BBEG with the Wyrm as the campaign’s overarching BBEG
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loweya-blog · 1 year
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Remember dnd fans, you don’t have to settle for Strahd. Instead, take his money. Take his home. Take his power. Take his lovers. YOU’RE the sexy powerful ruler now. 
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impalalord · 1 year
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The secret to a good TTRPG/D&D level up:
Have your players create a copy of their character sheet, but leveled up by one at all times.
“Just so I know what to expect when the time comes” you say, “just so we don’t have to waste time to deal with leveling up mid-session”. You are lying.
Level them up two or three times like a normal campaign. Your players might get a little annoyed at your strange house rule, but promise them it’s to help the narrative flow better.
Eventually they’ll level up to be an actually strong fighting force, and make their way to a big boss, be it the bbeg or just a end-of-dungeon tough guy.
Now the fun part.
Beat the everliving shit out of your players, make them suffer for every little thing they’ve done to your beloved campaign. Every poop joke, every “I roll to seduce,” every unwarranted murderhobo moment. Use them as your stress ball until everyone is down or has a trickle of HP. Monologue it beautifully, say things that make them think you plan on killing their characters. Make them panic, make them cry, make them feel remorse.
And then you’ll forgive them for everything.
Maybe the cleric cast divine intervention, maybe an NPC who owed them a favor shows up to save the day. Whatever it may be, you give them their magical girl moment.
In a moment, a warm and blinding light washes over the players and fills every one of them with fresh energy as you hand them their new character sheets.
And phase 2 of the boss battle begins
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bluravenite · 7 days
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Jarlaxle Baenre portrait (with hair)
(if you're my d&d player get out of here, rascal)
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Tip jar // commissions
Bald jarlaxle under the cut ↓
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Hate when Tumblr fucks up the post format !!! Why!!
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interact-if · 11 months
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Do you know any games where you can go on quest's with characters similar to a D&D campaign?
Hi there,
There are only a few titles fitting your request:
Completed:
The Lost Heir Trilogy: The Fall of Daria, Forging a Kingdom, Demon War by Mike Walter
A Crown of Sorcery and Steel by Josh Labelle
Demos:
The Archivist by @thearchivist-if
Magician’s Voyage by @magiciansvoyage (Similar to a TTRPG campaign with slice-of-life)
Zorlok by @zorlok-if (Was inspired by a monster-of-the-week campaign)
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aspiringfictionwriter · 11 months
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I’m having a proud DM moment.
One of my players plays a Druid and is level 10, and he recently came up to me and said, “Hey, Kris, I feel like I’m not doing much for the party as a Druid, what can we do?”
I recommended that he multiclassed as a warlock since it fit for his character, and he jumped on the idea. He loves the idea so much that he doesn’t want me to go on vacation next week to get things settled.
It brings tears to my eyes knowing that I taught him how to play D&D almost a year ago (our group’s year anniversary is June 13) and that he’s flourished since.
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contextfreedungeon · 5 months
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Bard: Are you really going to renounce your faith because you couldn't figure out the obstacle course?
Paladin: Fucking, maybe
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pastadorable · 20 days
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Working on some poses for my Fire Genasi/Broken Oath Paladin
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47crows · 11 months
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Same character, two different tokens
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*comes out of three hour drawing haze covered in blood*
T O O T H 🦷
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Item no. 49 from @basalt-dnd list of Another 100 Magic Items (which I FINALLY found the original post after saving the images ages ago, but not the author 😅). I changed the item description ever so slightly to fit what I had in mind
(Also lmk if I need to add more cw/tw tags!!)
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thetalesofno-one · 4 months
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The sheer difficulty of trying not to run into Curse of Strahd spoilers
The way our DM is running this CoS campaign is by having us players create Faerûn fantasy PCs that end up spirited away into Barovia. Our characters thrown into unfamiliar lands where they are complete strangers trapped in the mists.
What brings us to Barovian lands are relics.
We players know our relics (those of us who have chosen to walk into Barovia with them) and they were picked and bestowed by the DM based off a series of questions we answered and the backstories we've crafted.
These relics clearly play an important role and I'm trying so hard not run into answers of what they mean. Walking into this as blind as my PC is the goal.
Tell me without spoiler
Did your PCs come from distant lands as well or did you start in Barovia? Did you start the campaign with relics? Or did your characters find them later on in the story?
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