#dnd concepts

1         Barry the Merchant is bullied into buying a load of tat from an adventuring party despite really only being a costume seller. Losing the majority of his quarter profits in this, and then unable to sell the remarkably specific dungeon loot, Barry is ruined

 2         Barry impeaches the local warlord to go after this adventuring party for justice, offering him the recovered loot from the dungeon, but the warlord refuses, Warlord assaults Barry and steals the last of Barry’s travelling wares in the process. Barry is left with a few bits of costume.

 3         Barry’s clothes torn, he dons the costume of Morfarius the Terrible, a dark wizard costume he had commissioned for the drama trope he sold to and would occasionally perform for.

 4         Barry, examining the curios sold to him by the Adventurers discovers the dungeon they’ve cleared. It is an underground ruin, most of the traps have been disarmed by the party Rogue, and the occupants have been slain. Encountering the last of the dungeon occupants, they bow in fear, expecting that, based on the costume, he is a dread wizard. They take him to a comfortable home in the centre of the dungeon, untouched by the adventurers.

 5         Barry, is confused, but the goblinoid occupants explain they fear his “Doominator”, seeing a small wand that is a gold plated piece of wood. Barry then comes up with a plan.

 6         Barry returns to the local Warlord in his new guise as Doominus, and explains to the Warlord that he has a Doominator. He offers the local warlord a position in his new world order. To demonstrate his power, he uses some mummery set up with the help of his goblins.

 7         With the local warlord in tow, Barry begins attracting new talent in a similar vein. This has a side effect on the local economy, whereas previously the towns population and outlying farming villages had multiple unscheduled raids from thieves, raiders, bandits, monsters, now they just receive one large raid at harvest time, and it only takes a reasonable volume. Bandits and thieves become regulated by Barry, hitting only rival businesses. If anyone attacks his town, Barry makes them an offer they can’t refuse; join or die.

 8         Barry spreads rumours of his dungeon and Doominus’ Doominator. He even sets up a guild specifically for attracting adventurers to attack him. He has multiple agents scouting the land for likely adventurers.

 9         Adventurers arriving at the dungeon will find it well lit, with food and drink stands out front. There will be small inn nearby. The entrance will have wheelchair access. Inside as they progress through waves of minions (each more well armoured and tactically trained), they’ll find rest stops, potion brewing stations, and armour repair areas. All at very reasonable rates.

 10     Eventually they’ll progress to the final area, which tends to just be the instant death device. If they’ve made it this far, then Barry will have spent a lot of dollar to ensure that they die in a hole. All of this is designed to strip adventurers of their money. Adventure Disney world.

...Amev is actually just a 5′2 raven...

My bard is fairly shiny as he has a lot of light spells and just seems to be shiny for some reason, and our aarakocra is also shiny now because he was gifted a very shiny pearl necklace.

Since we are both the shiny players, I have decided (with permission from Amev’s player) to cast levitate on Amev and have him above my bard as a disco ball.

I will then cast faerie fire on us, adding to our shininess, as well as making even more light to reflect off Amev.

This would be interesting in encounters, but it’s mainly for entertainment. 

Art for my DnD Campaign, a race the group is about to encounter! The Crystalians are a tall, northern dwelling race with an amazing sense of vision and are second to none with archery....and they are very comfy in the cold/prefer a nice arctic temperature c:

These are just basic civilians and children for populating the streets. The kids were fun to do, tiny babies c:

A Cleric or paladin who's God is the Dm

Or

Them: hey, can I be an immortal with cool powers? I'm bored of this life and want to pursue magic.

Patron: yeah, sure, I'll give you a fucking sick water serpent form and immortality as long as you guard this lake for me.

My character: sweet.

I can’t remember if I posted all these critters...but felt right to post em together c:  All mount creatures for my DnD campaign and will be available for the players to buy or attempt to buy XD The Blizzakraig is a sacred battle mount, engineered by the reigning god of the region. Very violent and difficult, they only listen to their bonded partner and that is a feat in of itself! 

The other two are basic fun beasties to ride around on and carry stuff c: