Recently, I got my hands on a Lego faun, and so the first thing I had to do was build this guy.

Whenever I think of Narnia, this is who I imagine, especially his look when Lucy first meets him under the Lamppost. Maybe thats because it was one of the first images in Lewis' head that inspired Narnia too. To me, Mr. Tumnus is sort of the quintessential character of the series, despite only showing up in in 3 of the books (two of them only briefly).

Who or what is your first image when you think of Narnia? Which character or scene comes to mind immediately, or which one feels like it captures what Narnia is to you?

When the edgy one is also the mum friend.

This is my first foray into homebrewing for an official third-party class. I've only ever played the Blood Hunter in a One-Shot, so I'm not overly familiar with it, but I felt like the flavour of this support subclass was an obvious niche to fill.

If you want this as a pdf, here is the Homebrewery page. (From which you can also find the rest of my published work.)

Art credit: Linn Kristine Pettersen

As always, there's always room for improvement. Your constructive criticism is welcome, and keep on brewing!

Hello folks, I'm just spreading the love for a new class I recently discovered: the Warmonger by u/orbnus_.

This is just a first draft of my own attempt to make a subclass for the Warmonger, a novel and creative new martial class. Making a ⅓ caster is always fun, but sometimes it feels like cheating, as you sort of only have to come up with a couple of new features.

Either way, check out the work of u/orbnus_ they've made some other great stuff, too, and you can find this subclass, and all my other work, posted to the Homebrewery.

As always, constructive criticism is welcome. There's always room for improvement, and keep on brewing!

Okay, don't take this one too seriously, y'all.

I have sentimental memories of reading the adventures of Tintin as a kid, and recently the idea came to me abruptly that Captain Haddock would probably be a Barbarian in D&D. Everything else flowed from there.

Did I miss any of your favourite characters, or would you put these ones under a different class? I'm curious to hear your thoughts, and which is your favourite.

All art is original illustrations from the albums by Hergé, most are sourced from [Tintin.com](tintin.com/en).

For the Homebrewery doc, to get this as a pdf, you can find it here, along with my other Light-hearted homebrew.

While these are pretty jokey creations, I'll still welcome constructive criticism, as there's always room for improvement. Keep on brewing!

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These are ones I posted once before, but I had to pack away all my Lego and D&D stuff today, so I'm presenting them one more time: gender-swapped characters from mythology.

• Romina, a Beast Master Ranger and her lupine companion, Capital. (based on Romulus)

• Odessa, a Battlemaster Fighter, returning from a pirate voyage. (based on Odysseus)

• Thea, an Arcane Trickster Rogue, and her familiar, Ariadne the bat. (based on Theseus)

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This party of adventurers is just a collection of simple fun builds I experimented with and wanted to show off.

• High-elf Life Cleric, who keeps health potions handy, as even her magic can't save this group from their own mishaps sometimes.

• Aasimar Divine Soul Sorcerer, who has big-time protagonist syndrome and is regularly humbled by any out of combat skill roll.

• Human Armourer Artificer, who is somehow the tank of the party, as well as the life of the party...

• Aarakocra Undying Warlock, who didn't read the fine print and has their wings chained up in exchange for that sweet, sweet 1d10 cantrip.

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This is my partners PC, for when we play one-on-one D&D. Her name is Leila, and she's a Circle of the Stars Druid who runs a sanctuary for exotic and 'allegedly monstrous' creatures. She's been adopted by an owl.

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Finally, this is just me bragging about my three latest CMF finds. I love the chocolatier and the unicorn too!

Playing around with a few pieces and decided to create a small party of gender-swapped characters from mythology.

• Romina, a Beast Master Ranger and her lupine companion, Capital. (based on Romulus)

• Odessa, a Battlemaster Fighter, returning from a pirate voyage. (based on Odysseus)

• Thea, an Arcane Trickster Rogue, and her familiar, Ariadne the bat. (based on Theseus)

All just for fun, but what do you think? :D