I drew my DnD group in pixels!
(I'm the gnome with the cool hat.)

Working on Dire Dots, where Attack, Defense, and Health all use these universal tokens! Not sure where it's going, but it's fun!
#wipwednesday #ttrpg

I made potions!
Now I need to figure out how my ttrpg players can increase their power over time.
I'm excited to be the prop GM in my next game!

Got WAY too excited to play as a player and not a gamemaster, and made Lhouie (short for Silhouette)!
She fights monsters and writes about it and it's published in tabloid magazines for normal folks to laugh about!
She is equally happy to make friends or fight enemies!
She also loves sharks.

Luxil, my sneaky tanky healer! I'd just finished playing an evil character, and Luxil was my palate cleanser. Ran a secret orphanage of pickpockets saving up to buy a farm where they could live on their own means. 🥹
Also, I drew this! Ta-da!

My campaigns are always a hodgepodge of paper characters, Lego objects, dry-erase battlemaps, dice, and fidget toys.
It's a mess and I love it.

I made a treasure chest to hold my #ttrpg supplies, but be careful when you open it!!

Here are some wild bunnies who hang out around my place.

Chonky finch!

In an attempt to get my kids to play DnD, I made a system where they pick six items of gear made from Lego, and it provides them with armor, health, speed, spells, background, and skills.
Although I'm pretty certain what I actually did was just create a whole new #ttrpg. Oops?

So, here's the last page under the Kobolds entry. It tells you the monster's basic and special moves, it tells you their tactics, it gives you examples of lore, and suggests groups that would make for good encounters!
I find the ideas in here easy to adapt into other TTRPGs!

I love looking through my 4e Monster Manual, since it gives such a complete monster, with behavior, moves, strategies, tone, etc. When I'm homebrewing my own game, I constantly grab this book to get a sense of what kind of baddies I want to throw at my heroes.