#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

[madanythinglaboratory]

Survivor Archetype (a DND 5e Homebrewed Rogue subclass inspired by @comicaurora)

3rd level: Love Being Hunted For Sport 

Due to living as an outcast for so long, you know how to behave in order to survive a hunt after you. When you and your party have to make a group Stealth check, your allies can use your bonus to Stealth instead of their own.

In addition, if an attack deals damage equal to double your remaining hit points or more, you are considered resistant to its damage, and critical hits only deal you one death saving throw failure.

3rd level: Stow the Crisis and Think It Through

Necessity has taught you how to be effective with what little you have through sheer determination. You can now deal Sneak Attack damage with any weapon, as long as it does not have the heavy, versatile, or special properties.

9th level: Wanna Make This About You?

As a result of the years you’ve spent being constantly hunted, you’ve learned how to disable enemies . Starting at 9th level, when you deal Sneak Attack damage to a hostile creature, you may choose to forgo three of your Sneak Attack dice. 

If you do so, you gain the following actions, in function of the nature of the attack targeting you:

Ranged weapon attack: Roll 3d6. As a reaction, you can move up to a number of feet equal to the number you just rolled right before the attack fires off. If you end this movement behind half-cover, it becomes three-quarters cover for this attack only.

Melee weapon attack: On your next turn, you can use your Cunning Action to make a melee attack. If the initial attack failed, you have advantage on all attack rolls against your attacker until the end of your turn.

Spell: As a reaction, you can disrupt the casting of your enemy. Roll 3d6. The caster must succeed on a Concentration check (DC 10 or the number rolled, whichever is higher). On a failure, the spell fails, the caster wastes their action, but not any resource used in the casting of the spell, and you can move up to half your speed in their direction.

13th level: Obviously Very Good At Making Friends 

At 13th level, your focus on survival lets you keep your allies from getting hurt. When you and one ally within 10 ft of you are hit by an attack or damaging area of effect, you can use your reaction to give them the benefits of your Uncanny Dodge or Evasion features.

In addition, you can use your Cunning Action to give one ally within 5 feet of you advantage on a saving throw of your choice. You must call what ability the saving throw will use on your turn.

17th level: Someone Has To Be Tactical About This

At 17th level, your vigilance is at its peak. You gain a second reaction per round. This second reaction can only be used for another feature from this archetype.

Additionally, if you start the round surprised, you can use one of your reactions to act normally.

[maysworkshop]

long time no see

[madamrynodm]

Some time after her campaign ended, Nitra went into hiding. Killing your boss and bringing about a power vacuum tends to limit your options

She's got probably the most... not sad, but negative endings of my D&D characters so far. I'm not sure what she'd do with the rest of her life. The only thing I ever confirmed was that she sometimes sent letters to her old party members

Referencing Puss in Boots: The Last Wish for this image. Wanted to take rendering more seriously

[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!!

[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.

[theoutcastrogue]

MATT: When I ask for persuasion or deception on your end, when someone's rolling insight on you, that's an opportunity for you to be honest and choose persuasion. That way, when the opportunity does arrive that you are deceiving somebody, the person that's rolling insight doesn't know whether you are or not.

AABRIA: I've taken that from you, by the way. I love that. I was like, persuasion or deception, don't say which.

MATT: Yeah, the player chooses, they just say a number, and then whether you're deceiving or you're not, if you succeed over them, then you get to give the information you want.

BRENNAN: That's slick as hell. And that's what I do now too. Stealing that right away.

MATT: We all steal from each other. Make us all better.

— Adventuring Party: All About The Ravening War S12E04: "The Mystic River Episode"

[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

[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]

Playing bg3 made me want to make a myconid character.

Here's Cylus. They're a funky fresh Spore Druid / Swashbuckler rogue.