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i feel like in any DND there is one person someone loves for no reason, like
DM: *makes a character* this is blorbo bleebus, i hate blorblo bleebus, i killed his family. blorbo bleebus deserves nothing but hate.
random player: no dont be mean to blorbo bleebus i love blorbo bleebus!!!
DM: hes a serial killer
random player: still dont be mean to him :(
drawing a little marcille
more Lycion (～￣▽￣)～
I really like your artwork!
Aww! That's so sweet of you to say!
Speed paint of my fave Chimera ever. You go girl, don't let your arteries dictate your life
Here are some plans for a home brew dnd campeign I’m setting up! :D
It’s called
Murder At Mornington Manor
I think one of my favorite DnD Things is when random rolls become retroactive Lore/Quirks for the character. Not even as a DM ruling, I mean something the whole table adopts organically, whether seriously or as a running joke.
A paladin I DMd for failing every single perception roll turned into him canonically needing glasses and not realizing it.
A combination of failed perception checks and concentration saves becoming a character having ADHD and that getting worked into the acting.
My gnome barbarian with low intimidation rolls despite doing/saying some actually terrifying things suddenly having a voice that cracks like the "WHEN WILL YOU LEARN?! WHEN WILL YOU LEARN?! THAT YOUR ACTIONS!! HAVE CONSEQUENCES!!" kid when he shouts.
Or my favorite, my tabaxi artificer, Gus, comedically failing every religion check when it comes to praying so now it's a whole plot point that gods literally do not perceive him.
(Yes this is an invitation to reply or tell me in the tags if you've had any canon-altering rolls like this I love PC stories)
Hey GMs, when your players beat a legendary monster start spreading rumors about them. Just for fun. Try it.
One of them deals the finishing blow to a mercenary warlord intent on ravaging a countryside and burning villages to the ground. The people in that area start calling them "the peacemaker". They don't even know the character's name. Just the legend. The story that some stranger risked their life for no apparent reason and brought peace to the land.
Another player beheads a mind flayer that had been hiding in plain sight in the city. They earn the nickname "octopus". The name becomes feared in the criminal underbelly of the city as someone that feels no fear, sees through all enchantments, and strikes without warning.
One player character outsmarts a vampire, knowing they stood no chance in overpowering it. The vampire is good on its word upon losing their game of wits and absconds to more obscure realms, though the character knows their for us far from done. Nonetheless, the character earns the nickname "the bloodless", a figure the vampire could not consume. It carries the impression of a cold and calculating personality, one people are not eager to cross.