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number 5. Still catching up. This one is dedicated to the time when all the tables in the dungeon library tried to eat us. It is the
It's one I think I would be more comfortable doing in ink, but I've decided to stick to pencil for now. I might revisit some of these and redraw them with pen or ink.

A Gothic-looking table with an open book on it. The book has a drawing of a skull. The table looks like it has clawed feet, teeth, and menacing eyes.

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finally all caught up! Today's word is
So here's Granny - a terrifying barbarian dwarf grandma who would make Chuck Norris quake in his boots.
With apologies to the character's owner, Joy, for my shoddy version of her superior character portrait.

A fierce elderly Dwarven lady holding a very big ladle. She's wearing very reasonably clothing, including comfortable pants and shoes, an apron and a fluffy cape.

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I really struggled with today's drawing! I should have started it earlier in the day, but I didn't, so I'm sorry for how it looks. Istruggled with what to draw, but the one theme which stuck with me for the prompt "Natural 20" was the trope of the bard charming the dragon with her natural charisma, so here you have my tiefling bard doing exactly that. This is not something that has happened to me (yet).

A young tiefling with braids and ribbons in her hair and curled back small horns winks and blows a kiss at a visibly confused smallish dragon.

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Ohhh you've done it now! Granny is coming to get you!
Today's prompt is "Berserker rage", so here's Joy's wonderful character, Granny, wielding her mighty ladle. The oven mitts have definitely come off.
I used my old "How to Draw Comic Book Heroes and Villains" book by Christopher Hart for reference.

A very angry old Dwarven lady is leaping towards the viewer with a ladle raised above her head in both her hands.

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Here's a page for
Can you tell what spell it is?

The runic letters are not spelling a word in English, so don't be confused if it doesn't read right.
(The answer is in the alt text, which is a bit long and I'm sorry for it, but I couldn't think how to describe it shorter.)

A fictional drawing from a spellbook page. It's shows the Roman numeral for 3, a symbol for evocation, and then a glowing ring around which is threaded fiery threads of magic. It's on top of a three-sided shape (because it's a third level spell), and in the center of the circle is an evocation symbol. Written beneath it on a banner-like text with probably incorrect runic symbols is "tulipallo", and then V.S.M. (for the vocal, somatic, and material components of the spell). Tulipallo is fireball in Finnish.

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Only so far has made me unreasonably wary of extremely clean places. Today's prompt was so of course I had to draw a - the clean-up crew of dungeons. We almost walked into one once... luckily, the perceptive among us noticed how scrubbed and polished everything was and then spotted it before our bravest barged head-first into it.

A large gelatinous cube moving along on a dungeon floor. It has a few remains of an unfortunate adventurer still inside of it.

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Today's prompt is Aura of Protection. This is a ability in and we currently have one paladin in our group called Clyro. The only problem is that I'm not 100% sure what he looks like, so I'm not sure if did him any justice here.
Anyway, he's our lovely meat (and metal) shield, so I appreciate him lots, even if he is all dark and brooding.

A grouchy-looking man with plate armor and a displacer beast cloak holds a very spiky warhammer. Around him is the suggestion of a swirling aura.

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Today's word is artifact. Here is our Niniel, with her extremely creepy Great Old One patron "Hadar" in the form of a mace. Hadar might not technically be an artifact, but I think he counts as he's manifested here as a unique object.
Niniel has done some deeply questionable stuff. I'm still horrified by how she destroyed a chamber full of spiders. (I'm haunted by the slurping, but at least Hadar was sated.)

A young woman with wavy hair, tired eyes, and a faint smile holds a mace with multiple tentacles wrapped around it.

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number fifteen: Random Encounter. Or, in our case, Sycamore, our halfling rogue, getting to know a better.
It didn't end so great for Sycamore, but to be fair, it ended up worse for the trolls (yes, there were two) due to the large amounts of fire, scary granny, and warhammer that came their way from the rest of the party.

A large troll with sharp claws is bearing down on a small leather-armored halfling rogue with two daggers. He has them crossed defensively above his head against the large troll talon about to hit him. His cloak is fluttering as he tries to dodge away.