#5e pc

[foxygamerboy]

My D&D character in my wife's campaign is very normal and very good at talking to other beings thank you

[eliotbaum]

Happy New Year! Celebrating by playing Curse of Strahd, here’s our little party 🦇

[tanoraqui]

D&D 5e PC free to a good home: Human Bard, Variant Human build wherein they start with a Feat. The Feat is Magic Initiate into the Warlock class. They got it because they defeated a Devil in a crossroads fiddle duel and, when they refused the golden fiddle prize, knowing it to be a trap, the Devil laughed and offered them a straightforward deal instead: three wishes, with a teaser sample of 2 cantrips + a 1 use/day petty spell, and after the fulfillment of the third wish, their soul will come directly to Hell.

The Bard agreed - they're fine so long as they never use the third wish, right? Heck, they'll just never use any of the wishes, and they can escape this very dangerous conversation with a little magical boost and a great story to tell.

How you play them is entirely up to you, except know that 3 times, you can call upon this Devil for a wish...which will manifest, mechanically, as taking a level in Warlock. For the third wish, they will give you that same golden fiddle, which will act as a Pact of the Blade Pact Weapon, mechanically modified to function primarily as a spellcasting focus rather than a literal weapon.

Your relationship with the Devil is also up to you and the DM. Personally, I'd go for slowburn romance with a College of Creation Bard, to really fascinate a properly Lucifer-coded Devil, fulfilling the final term of the deal by straight-up moving to Hell with your new sugar mommy (after defeating the Big Bad of the campaign, which is what you needed the third wish for). Or the Devil could be the Big Bad of the campaign! Or you can never make a wish and multiclass into Warlock, if you're very strong of will! It's your story to tell.

[barkyshark]

🌑 Blythe 🌑 satyr lycan bloodhunter

( a wolf in sheep's clothing, if you will )

*edit yeah I'm changing her name from Fora methinks

[genpitre]

her name is Virtue

[seahagart]

Nym Nessia | Twilight Cleric

A lake priestess in search of the one to wield the chosen blade. None have been able to, so her quest continues... though she wields it well

Commission for @haijynks / @dungeons-and-damnit

[ithinkdogshouldvote]

My campaign just ended, so now you guys have to see my sopping wet ugly lizard warlock who's patron is his ex-wife.

[thetinyscald-blog]

[C] Helio and Yagra

When I got this lovely commission, I was wondering why one of the names sounds so familiar. Turns out Yagra is that one NPC from the Dragonheist campaign, which I had a chance to DM at one point. But what's cool is that in my client's campaign she got to be a couple with a PC and I think that's really sweet ~

Really enjoyed working on this one 💕

[meroaw]

sketch of kai, my wizard tabaxi!

[narsh-poptarts]

Headshots for my PCs in the campaign I'll eventually run!!! I'm in love with them SO MUCH

[ttrpg-smash-pass-vs]

Apparently the official ones are fey centaur. That's why they're small, they're elf/pony instead of human/horse. They're strong and perceptive survivalist fey! I refuse to believe I need to explain what a centaur is, or the appeal. These had an 84% smash rate last time, and the only thing thats changed is being 6-7 feet (1.8-2.1 m) tall depending on species. They even have enough supernatural strength that they count as if they were a full sized horse for carrying capacity and such. So riding them is still on the table, it's just easier to reach the human half.

[claiborneart]

Scenes from the DnD oneshot:

[eliotbaum]

updated artwork for Kasper in his new outfit + weapon

[bones-of-rabbit]

having a bard boyfriend be like

[barkyshark]

Umbral

[genpitre]

Cana and Pierce! Pierce is one of the NPCs in her backstory:]