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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.

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Today's prompt is bardic inspiration. Oh no, why did I do this to myself? What a difficult pose! Here's Cheer, my from the college of dance doing jazz hands to provide bardic inspiration.
I should revisit it with a bigger piece of paper and more time.

A cheerful tiefling is holding her hands open and a sparkle of magic is flowing out of her hands.

Aaah! It's a land shark attack! (Aka )
We encountered these early in our adventure. We came across a broken up caravan and noticed the ground had been disturbed. Someone recognized it was the work of land sharks.
My bard was convinced to go dance atop the caravans to attract the land sharks. Why? Granny wanted to make shark stew.
So I did a little stompy dance and then they came! I made an unnecessarily acrobatic escape off the roof. It ended with tasty stew.

A tiefling is flipping from the broken up remains of a caravan wagon, while a smallish land shark bursts out of the ground and remains of the other half of the wagon.

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today's word was
I chose to do a bone golem. I'm happy to say we haven't met any of these yet, although if I keep showing my GM these, I might be giving him some evil ideas.

A two-skulled construction of too many ill-fitting bones and arms. It looks quite spiky and unfriendly. The drawing is very rough.

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"Stealth"
Not feeling great today, but happy I managed to draw anyway.
Here's a classic scene.
Side note: the dragon is sleeping in the same pose as my cat likes to sleep in...

In the foreground, a shadowy figure is sneaking away with a big bag on their back. In the midground, a dragon slumbers with its snout tucked safely away under its hind legs, which it is grabbing with its front talons. The tail is wrapped around the body and it is blanketed by its wings.

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The answer was the orc in the previous drawing is is Clint Orcwood

Anyway, I forgot to reply with my next prompt to this thread, so here's a URL to it instead so it doesn't get lost outside the thread.
https://mastoart.social/@Annmie/115430423302775899