
[Glazed] Lilith also for the prompt “Tragedy.” Silly catchphrases were not quite what they seem, and after six out-of-game years, Lilith is forced to reckon with her place in the world.

[Glazed] Lilith also for the prompt “Tragedy.” Silly catchphrases were not quite what they seem, and after six out-of-game years, Lilith is forced to reckon with her place in the world.

[Glazed] Lilith was originally created for a very short campaign, and so her character is largely shallow with a funny catchphrase (“You know what they say!”).

We hit our five-year anniversary for this D&D game on December 19th!
Check out the tags for more about these cult-bashing fools or the “second season” banner image from a few years ago.

Nothing that’s actually happened in canon, but here’s my D&D character Lilith as a dragon! [Glazed]
I’ve been unwell and then in the process of moving lately. Long time no post!

A Discord banner I made for the “second season” of our Hoard of the Dragon Queen campaign. [Glazed]
From left to right:

Lilith’s spiritual weapon actually has a blue bow, but the orange-red stood out. One of the first things I did was wreck some gnolls way back when–this game’s gone on for over four years! [Glazed]

From even further back, a piece from a prompt series in 2023! Arzi definitely has nothing suspicious in his past. Don’t worry about it. [Glazed]