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D&D spell illustration challenge, day 29: Augury Let's cast Augury to know if the outcome of accepting this new member in our group will be positive... Prompt: At the top of the image, a modern-day Dungeon Master — dressed casually, with a hoodie and glasses — sits at a table covered with...

D&D spell illustration challenge, day 28: Astral Projection Astral Projection is great, but warn your neighbours about this spell. They might be a bit too eager to put your body on a burial pyre. Prompt: In a candlelit ritual chamber adorned with silver glyphs and hanging veils, a powerful...

D&D spell illustration challenge, day 27: Arcane Gate Arcane Gate, for when your second floor is too far for Misty Step, using a 6th level spell is great. Prompt: Inside a high-ceilinged stone chamber lit by flickering torchlight, two large perfectly circular rifts in reality hover in the air...

Honestly, I didn't remember that Clairvoyance was worded like it is, so you can scry an unknown but self-evident place. I might memorize it more often now. Especially since my current campaign has just reached level 8 and we won't probably reach Scrying level (character level 9) for another...

D&D spell illustration challenge, day 26: Arcane Eye When you DM announces an adventure based on exploring a castle, Arcane Eye can really ruins his fun. Chimneys are overlooked. Prompt: A lone mage with the appearance of an Indian-inspired shaman stands at the edge of a misty clearing...

D&D spell illustration challenge, day 25: Antipathy/Sympathy (a day late, so another is coming soon). Hiya! Sorry about my servant abducting you in the middle of the night and locking you up in my dungeon. Now that you're defenceless and drugged, I can proceed to cast an 8th level spell at...

Replicating the "I really need to find my garlic, the vampire is getting really close to me... drat, that's a mosquito repellent". It can either be a tense moment or a Scooby-Doo moment :-)

I am not sold on gravity being a thing in the extradimensional space. If gravity functions normally, what mass is pulling things in a specific direction ? Or does world follows an aristotelician explanation for gravity?

It correctly dismisses the idea that lack of oxygen in the air inside the bag would cause problem with a low stay time of 10 minutes. He's using a low value for maximum CO2 concentration. 5% is toxic, but you can withstand it longer than 10 minutes. 3% is bad, but headache-inducing bad, not...

And if so, when you enter the bag under a Gaseous Form spell, where do you leak to? While it can sound a theoritcal debate, players are often ready and willing to experiment things. Eberron has scientific papers and universities, increasing your h-index is a higher goal than gold.

I wouldn't mind an answer that wasn't realistic, as long as it's lore explained (ie, the arcanist wish, or air being an element and oxygen not being a thing at all when it comes to breathing...) Lacking that... people seem to suffocate too quickly, indeed. Fun thing: we had to discuss this...

OK, I'll take the bait. TL;DR: the famous netherese arcanist Avogadro Wished anyone to die after spending 10 minutes in a Bag of Holding in -1,013 DR and his spell still continues to take effect to this day. The volume of Bag of Holding is 64 cubic feet. Feet is a fantasy unit D&D uses to...

D&D spell illustration challenge, day 24: Antimagic Field This spell would have been useful if it could be cast on a target. Unfortunately, a meddling feline familiar during a lab session messed the experiment, leading to the discovery of the most useless spell ever: one that removes a wizard's...

D&D spell illustration challenge, day 23: Animate Object When losing at dice, Animate Object turns them into innocuous implements of death (+9 to hit, 1d4+3 damage each). Prompt: Inside a dimly lit tavern filled with hushed whispers and flickering lanternlight, a blonde mage stands beside a...