ZEITGEIST When one of your players is a professional RPG artist

[Nnesk]

 

[Nnesk]

From left to right, the characters in my campaign that's been going on for about a year and a half (we're mid adventure 7, using 5e)

Jean, Technologist tiefling Arcane Trickster
Ruth, Docker human Paladin of Redemption, "You're arrested in the name of the RHC!"
Gemma, Skyseer human Druid Circle of the Sheared, with the Applied Astronomist prestige class (and a Xambria)

 

[RangerWickett]

I saw this on Twitter and raved a bit there. Has the player done other art from your campaign?

 

[Nnesk]

Ask her there! She can share everything else. She created character profiles for Roll20, and I think maybe another thing, a while back, I no longer remember.

 

[mdusty]

Nice! I have a player in my campaign that makes sure to bring Delft a fresh box of donuts every morning. I'm glad to see I'm not alone in giving that quirk to Delft lol

 

[gideonpepys]

Nice! I have a player in my campaign that makes sure to bring Delft a fresh box of donuts every morning. I'm glad to see I'm not alone in giving that quirk to Delft lol

Oh, is that Delft? I thought perhaps it was a non-smoking version of Nicodemus, whose host bodies demand donuts whenever he possesses them.

"Your skyseer vision of your foe is accompanied by the smell of... baking."

 

[gamerprinter]

Well, my gaming group has me, with relative "fame" as a game cartographer, author and small publisher. I can safely say that my players get most excellent map support for our games, as well as the potentially professional adventures written for their use. I'm not so famous, but still kind of a small time art celebrity. I signed an autograph, once, for a younster for a COD video game strategy guide that I created the maps for - which felt just weird doing.