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D&D spell illustration challenge, day 44 (30 day late): Dispel Magic

When you're bullied at wizard school by pupil True Polymorphed as a gold dragon, you only need to cast Dispel Magic (DC19).

Prompt: A dramatic, symbolic fantasy scene high above the clouds. One young apprentice floats on a small, glowing cloud—his robes billow from the magical recoil of a spell just cast. His hand is still raised, fingers outstretched, glowing with residual magic. Opposite him, a second apprentice is caught mid-fall, tumbling backward through the sky, arms flailing, eyes wide—not injured, but falling. Around the falling figure hover dozens of mirror shards, suspended mid-air. In each shard is a fragmented reflections of a golden dragon—an eye, a wing, a claw—glinting in the light. The lighting is surreal: golden sun above, stormlight below. The mood blends awe, revelation, and tragedy.

Commentary: Seriously, removing all spell effect for a 3rd level slot, provided you beat DC = 10+spell level? That's rolls between 14 and 19 at what would reasonably be d20+9 (at 5th level). Due to most interesting spells having Concentration, and many foes using spell-like abilities and not spells, though, it is possibly useless, depending on GM.

 

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D&D spell illustration challenge, day 45 (29 days late): Dragon Breath

Dragon Breath on your familiar: mysterious, bearded guys sometimes just want a beer and not hand out quests to pesky adventurers.

Prompt: A chaotic tavern scene in a high-fantasy world. In the center of the room, a tiny cat with leathery bat wings hovers in mid-air, its back arched and eyes wide with glee. From its mouth erupts a cone of sickly green fire, clearly magical, that splashes in front of a group of screaming patrons standing at the right of the image. At the left of the image, leaning against the bar—a relaxed wizard in worn robes calmly nurses a pint of beer, unfazed, maybe slightly amused. He doesn’t even turn around. The composition should be dramatic: mayhem everywhere, but with one figure absolutely chill in the eye of the storm.

Commentary: I thought they'd be screaming with fear, but failed to specify it in the prompt. Here they seem eager and enthusiastic at being dissolved by an acid-breathing, flying cat.