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Reblogging once more to help our dear friend Banana Pie

However this time i wanted to try something different. In order to help , I wanted to take a few commissions , and having the people interested paying the money directly to Banana Pie´s PayPal account.

I’ll be doing basic , single character commissions for ten dollars each. I’m only gonna be doing ponies for now. No backgrounds , nor outfits too elaborated and no NSFW.

Here are some examples of my work:

If anyone interested, please send me a DM without the details.

I’ll answer as soon as I can

paypal.me/simonurlev

Hullo, Gentle Readers. Our Year of the Dragon continues with that deadly and devious swamp-dweller, the Black Dragon. As always, a huge thank you to Scott Fabianek for providing the art for these articles.

Black dragons are a nasty piece of work. They’re chaotic evil, so they absolutely cannot be trusted. Sometimes called “Skull dragons” because of the unique shape of their head and face, they like to lurk in swamps and marshes. As a result, they are aquatic creatures with a strong swimming speed. Since they can also fly, this gives this dragon an intense mobility and three-dimensional aspect that it should absolutely use to its advantage.

An ideal black dragon lair would be a rotting ruin with submerged caves and tunnels underneath it. It could lay in wait in the corrupted pools of murky water, launch out to spray its enemies with acid or to launch a frenzy of attacks, and then either dive back down or leap off into the sky. A black dragon should be unpredictable and terrifying, never sticking to a routine as it uses its mobility to always keep the upper hand in a fight.

It has the usual suite of attacks that most dragons have, including, if it’s old enough, legendary actions. If it’s encountered in its lair, it also has some very intriguing lair actions. The ability to have pools of water attack on its behalf is amazing. On a failed saving throw, you could have the heavily armored fighter dragged into a deep pool of water to contend with possibly drowning. Swarming insects are an excellent way to force spellcasters to constantly be making Concentration checks. And, of course, magical darkness is an excellent way for the dragon to use its blindsight and darkvision to gain a tactical advantage.

I would have the black dragon use that watery lair to its best ability. Unless the PCs have prepared with a lot of magic-items, potions, spells, etc., they aren’t likely to be as effective in the water as the dragon itself is. As the players contend with disadvantage on many attack rolls and reduced mobility, the dragon should be able to operate completely normally, as well as using its various abilities to cause a lot of problems with its darkness and such.

From a role-playing perspective, black dragons have some interesting elements. They are very much a species that believes that strength rules and weakness is to be exploited and subjugated. They are actively sadistic and might pause to allow their prey to think they are safe or about to escape, only to drag them back into danger. I imagine them as loving a game of “cat and mouse”. In such a way, a lower level group of adventurers might actually encounter a black dragon too powerful for them to fight and survive, because of the dragon’s cruel desire to toy with them. That could make an interesting adventure, as the PCs race through a trap-filled ruin, trying to escape a sadistic pursuing dragon. If they do escape with their lives, that could be a villain to face again later in their careers.

Evil lizardfolk sometimes think of black dragons as gods. This makes for a very visually appealing element. Maybe the lizardfolk paint themselves with black dyes to resemble their “god”, or build crude effigies in their village, while also raiding nearby settlements for prizes to sacrifice to their dragon. This gives me a very “Skull Island” vibe, and I can immediately feel a story coming from it.

 I feel like the acid breath of the black dragon feeds largely into its overall theme of decay and corruption, and I would play off of this. A young black dragon might try to slowly dissolve the bonds of a community, while an ancient black dragon might be trying to bring down an entire nation. Since they love to dwell in the ruins of old civilizations, a group of players might have to venture into a black dragon’s lair looking for a piece of lost lore. In such a case, they may be glad to escape with the knowledge and their lives.

@fallout5e, here’s my first try

Weapon Properties

Many weapons have special properties related to their use, as shown in the Weapons table.

Energy. Energy weapons fire massless shots at near light speeds, so the attacker’s perceptiveness is what primarily matters. When making an attack with an energy weapon, you use your Wisdom modifier for the attack and damage rolls.

Grenade. Grenades generally use the rules of fragmentation grenades, from the dungeonmaster’s guide. Importantly, only one grenade can be thrown per round.

Reload. A limited number of shots can be made with a weapon that has the reload property. A character must then reload it using an action or a bonus action. The number of attacks, and the number and kind of ammunition used per reload action, appears before the range.

Unstable. Unstable weapons have to be readied. At the beginning of combat, when you switch to an unstable weapon, or when you miss an attack with an unstable weapon, it becomes unreadied. It can be readied as an action or bonus action. You have disadvantage on all attack rolls with unreadied weapons.

Special Weapons

Weapons with special rules are described here.

Silenced .22. Unlike other ranged weapons, this pistol is very quiet, allowing it to be used during stealth.

Grenade Launcher. Up to four grenades can be loaded in the launcher; they are launched in a last in, first out order. The launcher allows for multiple grenade attacks per round (since they are being fired, and not thrown), and allow them to travel further. Otherwise, use the normal rules for grenades.

Recharger Pistol. The pistol’s microbreeder holds up to 7 charges. Each attack roll with the pistol consumes a charge. Each round at the start of your turn, it recovers 1d4 charges.

Smoke Grenade. See the dungeonmaster’s guide.

Pulse Grenade. Any robotic creatures with the area of effect must make a DC 25 Constitution Save, or be paralyzed for 1 minute. They may reattempt this save once each round. Any creatures wearing power armor with the area of effect must make a DC 25 Constitution Save, or fall prone.

Fuel. A single unit of fuel can be used to start a campfire or other small fires.

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~the magic of friendship grows~

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Thank you for 9 wonderful years

And no matter how much time goes by The party will still be here, with some fun new games to try!

Big adventures waiting, obviously! Long as we’re still here together We’ll be flying happily

Vamptober: Day 12

Volunteer Vampire: [Name Unknown]

Can’t say much about this lady fair, only that she may be a femme fatale as well! Hailing from @askshadowdancer‘s realm!

Reblog this and have followers send you asks/requests on what number outfit they’d like to see a character drawn in! You can also just do these whenever you want as a day-by-day challenge. Just remember to enjoy yourselves!

Work clothes

Colorful clothes

Blue jeans

Torn-up jeans

Cold weather pajamas

Warm weather pajamas

A tank top

Short shorts

Thigh-high socks

Victorian era clothing

A sunhat

A floral shirt

Khaki pants/shorts

Space-patterned clothing (shirt, pants, shoes, socks, whatever!)

Suspenders

Bow tie

Finger-less gloves

Paint-stained clothes

Dangling earrings

Feminine school uniform

Masculine school uniform

Tap shoes

Pastel sweater

Leg warmers

Swimwear

Ice cream person uniform

Just a towel and nothing else

Third year running, once again I am taking the October Art Challenge upon my shoulders and looking forward to drawing some more fang-faced nightstalkers!

This year I’m looking to build up a list of any CURRENTLY ACTIVE blogs or blog mods who have vampire horses. This list will be supplementing this year’s endeavor of drawing my own ponified vampires as they would appear if they were adherent to my Story/Ask Blog, SocietyOfNight’s, lore. 

So. I’m looking for candidates to be drawn in my Vamptober 2019 endeavor!

If you are a currently active blog with a vampire pony character, leave me their reference in a reblog of this post, or in my inbox. 

No IMs please. They get lost under commission IMs.

I have to be able to tag you and I need your reference to have digital colors provided. Flat color refs preferred. It is REALLY hard to color-pick from shaded pieces; don’t do that to me, please. Being active is a must. Being a vampire-focused blog is not. If you have a vampire pony at all, please send them my way.

As last year, I will also accept volunteers for “Vampire For A Day” pieces. This is where you send me your pony and a brief personality blurb, and let me draw them as they would appear in my vampony lore.

Vamptober: Day 1

“Are you ready for this?”