by Diego Fonteriz
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Italian currasier’s close helmet, circa 1620.
from Hermann Historica
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DRACONIC PATRON— so this has been in my gmbinder for like, a month, and i’ve finally tightened it up and posted it! special thanks to my discord group for the feedback and @dragonborn-homebrew for aiding me with some of the invocations! i’m planning on making a scaled tiefling warlock whose patron is her adopted father :)
feedback is always welcome and if you enjoy my ko-fi is here.
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Irina Meier as a Sith
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Roman drinking horn
* Laitila (Finland)
* 200-400 CE
* Finnish National Board of Antiquities - Musketti
Museot - Finna
License: CC BY 4.0
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by Gianluca Rolli
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Cynocephalus
“Baboon Lizard” © deviantArt user “TheRafa”. Accessed at their deviantArt page here
[Although the cynocephalus is traditionally depicted as a dog-headed man, classicists have interpreted it as being based on traveler’s tales of baboons. So I went in a baboonier direction. Which did make finding art a little more difficult. I also wanted to fill the CR sweet spot between ogres and trolls. There aren’t–or weren’t–any CR 4 giants.]
Cynocephalus
This hulking giant is dressed in a loincloth and has the head of a snarling baboon. It bares its fangs in a fearsome grimace.
Cynocephali are hideous giants native to the distant shores and jungle islands of the world. Their name comes from their dog-like appearance, although sages would argue that they have more in common with baboons than actual canines. Cynocephali are violent brutes, and most of their interaction with other peoples is through armed conflict. Their culture is rudimentary and centered around family life. Each cynocephalus cares deeply about his kin, but fights over resources and dominance are common. Such clashes rarely result in fatalities. A cynocephali clan may consider an entire island chain to be their territory, each island ruled by a troop within the clan.
Cynocephali are omnivorous, feeding on fruits, nuts and animal flesh. They especially enjoy the meat of other sapient creatures, and many clans hold beliefs that eating parts of their enemies will give them strength and cunning. They season their meat with wild spices growing in their territory such as cinnamon and camphor, and the cunning giants use rumors of such valuable spices as bait to attract more victims.
A cynocephalus stands about eight feet tall and weighs four hundred pounds. They rarely wear armor, although this has more to do with their preferred climate than their technological advancement.
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Blood Rage Board Game Art by adrian smith
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Remnants of the crimson fleet by David Honz
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power move: make a d&d character with the same name as your dm
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Liliana Vess 🖤💜
Art of Liliana Vess
Macabre Waltz | Willian Murai
Rise of the Dark Realms | Michael Komarck
Liliana Vess | Steve Argyle
Liliana, Death’s Majesty | Chris Rallis
Liliana, Heretical Healer / Liliana, Defiant Necromancer | Karla Ortiz
Oath of Liliana | Wesley Burt
Liliana, the Necromancer | Livia Prima
Killing Wave | Steve Argyle
Diabolic Tutor | Mark Winters
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Have some quick DnD ear lore!! Most of them look weird on that bust with one ear but here we are!
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