ProDMさんのイラストまとめ

Introducing the crew of the Leuthea!

What a blessing to have the talented @amserpand in our party – and @LadyOfWays as our DM. No better way to spend my Saturday nights protecting these dweebs.

#DnD #TTRPG #Theros

I really like the crawling claw. There's something elemental about a monster that's part of your own body but twisted into an undead horror.

Everyone know what a hand can do. Everyone knows a hand shouldn't look like that. #DnD #TTRPG

"Why is there a picture of YOU on the map?"

I scowl. "What? Where?"

"Behind me," the 12-year-old fighter says.

"...wait. You mean NESTOR?"

You wanna see what Nestor looks like?

Somebody call the Fire Brigade because this kid fuggin burned me to the ground. #DnD #TTRPG

Despite their name, I think we can all agree:

Santa's "elves" are actually gnomes, right?

Think about it. Small stature. Silly names. Expert toymakers and tinkerers.

Tell me I'm wrong. #DnD #TTRPG

@kirksays @AnjaKeister @Zee_Perry @TikiNevermind @BaronAtomy Gotta go DK JR. Not Diddy but I believe, according to canon, an adolescent Donkey Kong.

Star of 1982's arcade platformer, in which Mario is actually the villain.

Umbor, the Forgefather, is the dwarven god of strength, labor and artistry.

As such, the dwarven conception of creation is not a mental activity but a physical one. They believe creativity resides in the muscles rather than the mind. #DnD #Worldbuilding

Send me pictures of cool mountains to put into my dwarven kingdom.

When her people demanded the hops human farmers grew, the famous architect Queen Kavgra the Grand relented.

She walled off a section of fertile river valley, told them it was the entire dwarven kingdom, and let them farm away. #DnD #Worldbuilding

I don't think it's a perfect game by any stretch but I have put A LOT of hours in AC Valhalla recently.

There's just something about sailing a longship down the rivers of England that does it for me. Video games, for me, are all about escapism.

I think my favorite #DnD monsters are the one not based on any established mythology.

I mean, like what the fuck is a grell or a hook horror or a remorhaz? Who had that wacky idea and why has it persisted all these editions?