#dnd 5e

Now that our party has Hagar instead of Oswald, I felt I had to redraw the crew!! Also people finally gave me refs so I fixed how everyone looked xD

Old Crew Drawing: shorturl.at/wBKN9

Note: No Oswald didn’t die, I swapped him out after chatting with our DM, We needed someone more ‘outgoing’ to help the other players out of their shells. Oswald’s currently doing missions somewhere else in the same world, but still very much alive

Cleric from the party! Fucks shit up, drinks all the alcohol and then fucks shit up some more.

(Straight out of how to train your dragon) The Hideous Zippelback is a twin headed dragon that instead of breathing fire or some other element, breathes poisonous gas that it can choose to ignite into an explosion. It’s body is a sickly green, the same as its gas. Its body has two tails and smaller than average wings making it much more comfortable on the ground where it can cloak itself while still fighting back.

Durgolosk are huge 6 eyed predators with 6 clawed legs and smaller clawed hands that have whip like tentacles extending from them. They use their massive jaws filled with teeth and their arms tipped with venom to paralyze and devour prey during the night before hiding from the sun in caves and crevasses.

A repeat of my previous post, now with better quality as requested by @shane-and-martin

This is for the star wars 5e version, might start posting more of this and the pokemon 5e games if it is well received.

Splicers are good to have for any group, able to manipulate battlefields and sneakily deal with electronics.

There’s not enough magic bows, perfect for when you want to use more flying enemies without losing control of combat balance and to give someone a role to excel at.

A pair of artifacts for elemental lovers. And masochists.

Perfect for a low level dragonborn (to make up for how weak their racial features are) that doesn’t break the game but also is likely to stick with them for their adventuring career.

If you aren’t familiar with vestige they’re introduced in explorers guide to wildemount but basically through feats and trials your magic items can grow in power, starting at dormant and gaining additional powers.

I made an adult version a while back, figured I should expand on the demon plant family

An alraune is a plantlike woman, with vines and petals flowing off her body. Large ones are usually bound to a certain spot while the younger ones are able to walk around, so long as they return to their flower before long. Alraune can grow up to 15 feet tall once they reach around 200 years of age, however the threat they pose often results in them being cut down before then. They utilize long spiked vines to ensnare creatures, and either drain them of their life or in the case of humanoids they are especially fond of, charm them into doing their bidding.

They reproduce via seeds that require meat, usually dead creatures but the more sadistic ones will turn living creatures into slaves and then used as fertilizer.

The older an alraune grows the more her magical abilities take over her physical prowess; an alraune of any age is capable of deftly fighting using its vines but the older ones simply require anti magics to defeat no matter the opposing forces strength.

Toxling look the purple torsos of a large spider, lacking a head or abdomen, the underside is a pale almost white color.

They have excellent hearing and leap at any creature nearby as they can hear the blood pumping through them. Once they find prey they latch on and several stingers on the bottom of its body stab into the creature. Should it fall prey to their poisons they begin to slurp out the digested insides through a special mouth part in the center of their body.

Their carapace hides a thing layer of gases that isolate all sound coming from inside the toxlings body preventing them from interfering with the toxlings sense of hearing, however should this gas heat up it is violently flammable.

Stone drakes themselves look like living statues, seeming like ornate carved stone. As drakes they lack wings and move around on all fours. When they bite creatures, so long as the drake can see, its eyes force transmutation upon the victim, petrifying them. It uses these eyes to reanimate creatures to serve it, and its lairs are full of them. Adventurers must act quickly to save fallen allies, as after 24 hours the creature dies, and the servant is no different than a zombie. The stone drakes eyes are useful for a wide variety of transmutation effects, such as spell components, creating spell scrolls, or magical items.

Lair actions under the cut

Lair Actions

On initiative count 20 (losing initiative ties), the drake takes a lair action to cause one of the following effects; the drake can’t use the same effect two rounds in a row:

Up to 3 statues in the lair that the drake can see reanimate, make a single weapon attack, before repetrifying.

One statue in the lair that the drake can see reanimates, breaths or otherwise creates a 60 foot cone, any creatures must make a DC 14 Dexterity or Constitution (DM’s choice) saving throw or take 21 (6d6) damage of the dms choice of type.