my addiction to making characters that I only draw twice maximum continues, with a redesign of an NPC from Nyrané's original dnd game to better fit in my own setting.

He's a yuan-ti poisoner / alchemist / healer. He's unscrupulous and elegant, faintly unsettling, and venomous. Not cold and calculating, but definitely more of a thinker and speaker than one for swift actions. Will absolutely obliterate you at board games.

debating whether to make his interactions with Nyrané canon to his lore or not

this man is a dex/faith build (built in 5e as an aasimar swashbuckler rogue/glamor bard multiclass that looks like you ran a color film negative over a paladin) with the muscle mass of a genshin character and he will challenge you to a duel if you call him a twink

little clue what his lore/personality is, ask me questions about him and I will make up the answers on the spot to develop his character

I fucking love monster of the week

my DM is playing it out like a B-Grade action movie featuring our party of dysfunctional barely-adults, ex-cop and traumatized hunter buddy duo, and creatures, and it's incredible. There's emphasis on dramatic camera movements, there's scenes where the party has to split and has sharp cuts between the two based on the situation (and the alien who is built like vegeta dragonball is in both places at once because Divine's teleport ability goes hard) the pacing is all over the place there's emotional moments that immediately give way to minor infighting and petty arguments oh my god

I got hit by a bear, crit failed the attack, which gave me enough exp to level up and gain immunity to the bear's damage (borrowed Invincible for 2 armor and it did 2 harm) so it just tore my character's coat to reveal their scales and did no damage for the dramatic werewolf-movie type foreshadowing and oh my god that was not even planned and the scene hit so well

I gotta do fanart of this campaign beyond just a drawing of my lil vandal snek because it is so damn fun compared to my usual DnD games

god I love this Monster Of The Week party.

-Two players running the average suburban white dad with camo pants. shotguns and white tank tops, completely independent of each other and playing two different tropes.
-the DM gives every NPC a heavy southern accent because we in the everglades, none of the PCs share this accent despite the majority of the players being from the south
-someone's using the Divine-Sent trope to play a green alien from 80s scifi
-Vegeta is there

I have to draw this gang its too funny looking at the lineup