What if your D&D BBEG is a dragon and you just have an inflatable dragon set behind your Dungeon Master screen. Just imagine hearing that sound of an inflating dragon as it appears behind the DM.
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.
i made some bottle caps for a pc in the campaign i’m playing in who collects them as a christmas present and i’m so happy with them!! each cap represents a different member of the party
Snalbo: Kobold Wizard, collector of caps, gremlin (affectionate)
The Dread Tobias: Goliath Paladin, group’s collective brain cell holder 90% of the time
Holgrym: Dwarf Barbarian, latecomer and holder of most money
Damien Silverspoon: Half-elf Bard, group himbo with daddy issues
Bodee: Warforged Cleric, ward of Damien
Nikiya Bhandari: Tabaxi Ranger, anxious furry loner with all the family issues