#rogue 5e

[happy-lace]

Decided to dust off my art skills and do some figure and shading practice with my curse of strahd boy, Virgil Von-Foxcroft. This is his Series Finale Look lol

(based on pose reference from this cool guy @blumineck )

[transitcowboy]

Spinning him in my head

[bbubblerum]

I love drawing this design for Morgana my rogue/wizard I love her

[legion-art]

a new life, a new look

based off the ghostly silk moth

[cosmicremtabletop]

~Rogue: Inquisitive (Revised)~

Uncover Secrets with Uncanny Analysis

You have honed your observational skills to prodigious mastery. Often applying their talents as detectives, information brokers, and strategic advisors, the archetypical Inquisitive is a must-have in the pocket of movers and shakers alike, gathering evidence at every turn to uncover the truth behind their surroundings.

An updated, rather iconic Roguish Archetype, bringing its Master Detective capabilities to their fullest potential.

[cutebrewarts]

Wrath of a Bounty Hunter

[fernrisulfr]

Oliver, now with more Necromancy

While back I posted a concept for a Feylost Owlin. Here's another version of the character. Different backstory, but similar to same personality traits. Australian accent, very chipper and naive. Just a lil guy. Technically works with other races.

Owlin - Rogue - Soldier

Name Oliver. Youthful exuberance and naivety. Australian accent. 42nd Regiment, 3rd Battalion, Scout 2nd Class of the 4th Imperial Legion of her majesty. Family are "Merchants" that own a "Laundry" Business. He believes this sincerely. Family are absolutely criminals. Mother may be a Necromancer. Keeps thinking dead people are just sleeping, because he's "seen it before" and they'll "get back up after awhile". Father dead. He "got back up/got better" too. Some sleeper agent shit going on. When he takes damage his pupils fully dilate and he becomes a much more capable and cold-blooded combatant. Trying to find his Uncle who hasn't sent any letters for awhile, by request of his mother. Became a soldier because he wanted to help and protect people in the kingdom/empire in which he belongs.

[vivtanner]

Jaimie as a Rogue/Hexblade Warlock 🔥✨

[zephyrbug]

It’s time to take your final bow♦️🃏🎪

First Art Fight attack of the year for @plaguecleric !! Wanted to start with something dramatic and I knew Bonnie would be the perfect fit!!

[leidensygdom]

Viridiana, for @estellisa , as part of the Brilliant Bismuth tier on my Patreon~! Y'all know I love iridescent stuff so I was over the moon with the scales here, I had so much fun with this one~!

[theoutcastrogue]

"For the past nine months, I’ve heard from a fair number of people, including people close to me and people I’ve worked with, say they don’t want anything to do with Hasbro, WOTC, or D&D. Unfortunately, they’re piling all of 5e in there too. 5e isn’t D&D. Since its release into the Creative Commons by two different companies, 5e is now an open system supported by hundreds of publishers and, in some cases, with whole games built around it. 5e is now and forever an independent tabletop roleplaying platform not tied to any single company. If someone doesn’t like 5e as a system, that’s totally fine. Not every system is for everyone. I know many who love the tactical crunchiness and character customization of Pathfinder 2. I know many others who love the fast and furious grim dark fantasy of old-school games like Shadowdark, EZD6, and Old School Essentials. That’s cool. Likewise, if you’re happy with D&D and don’t want or need anything else, that’s cool too. Most D&D players probably never consider products outside of what WOTC produces for D&D. I definitely recommend looking at the many awesome D&D / 5e compatible products many other publishers have created. Here are ten notable products for 2022 and my YouTube video segment on favorite products of 2023, all from other publishers than WOTC. Check them out. If you enjoy 5e but you’re done with Hasbro or WOTC or the D&D brand, this message is for you. 5e isn’t D&D. You can enjoy the hell out of 5e without having to use any products or pay any money to Hasbro. There are several excellent alternative core books for 5e – my current favorite being EN Publishing’s Level Up Advanced 5e and more on the way like Kobold Press’s Tales of the Valiant. These companies pay no license fees to Hasbro. Their work is completely independent from D&D. In A5e’s case, they have their own system reference document they wrote and released under a Creative Commons license that’s significantly bigger than the 5.1 SRD. These systems and products are completely independent from Hasbro or WOTC or D&D. 5e's rules were built by designers, many of whom aren't at Hasbro anymore, based on principles that go back 50 years and two full company acquisitions ago. Yes, 5e came from the development of the 2014 version of D&D. 5e stands for “5th edition” and that’s the 5th edition of D&D, but that doesn’t matter now. Now, all of the mechanics are released under a Creative Commons license and, as mentioned, there’s a whole separate one you can use instead if you don’t want to use the one published by WOTC. If you love 5e, as I do, don’t throw it out just because you’re mad at one company publishing material for it. 5e is ours and I personally think it’s awesome. You’re not hurting anyone or supporting the wrong group by buing products for it, running it, and playing it. Game on."

(by SlyFlourish)

[steamclouds]

Tell me all you've ever known, and when you believe there's no more, tell me again. Let me know you like you know the universe.

my arcane trickster tav Voradras and Gale, sharing a moment of magic

[homebrew-a-la-traumaverse]

The Wildcard Rogue - Homebrew Rogue Subclass

It's hard for your enemies to pin you down when even you don't know what's coming. When you want to roll the dice and feel the fear in your DM's eyes, this is the subclass for you.

[taffywabbit]

portrait for a character i'm playing in lil D&D campaign with some friends! her name is Irene. i think she's pretty neat, and also a VERY shocking and original choice of player species that nobody would ever expect from me

[legion-art]

Many rogues walk a fine line between life and death, risking their own lives and taking the lives of others. While adventuring on that line, some rogues discover a mystical connection to death itself. These rogues take knowledge from the dead and become immersed in negative energy, eventually becoming like ghosts.

detail under the cut (:

[galacticsabc]

It's the cruel beast that you feed, It's your burning yearning need to bleed, Through the spillways of your soul.