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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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today's prompt was fiend. Surprisingly, the nightmare is a type of fiend. I could use some more practice drawing horses, so I jumped on the chance.
I find it very difficult to draw flames with a pencil... it is so mush easier when you can use color to suggest what it is!

A threatening dark horse rearing up on its hind legs with nostrils flaring. Its mane and tail are flaming.

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"Tree People" and "Random Encounter" for
For a tree person, I've done this -like Twig-Whiskers fellow. He's based on an olive tree.
For random encounter, I've taken a local hyena that people used to encounter and turned her into a . However, in spite of turning into a Gnoll here, I think her sweet personality prevails.

A knobbly twisty ent with twisting branches and roots and whiskers made of twigs. He has a large nose and short root-legs.
A hyena-like humanoid with soft dark eyes, whispy mane braided with leather straps, and a light lacquered armor. She wears a bird skull necklace, and has a quill of arrows on her back. One ear is floppy, and a feather earring is dangling from its base.

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Since I did a canid yesterday, I had to do a feline today.
This is a Tabaxi cleric, for today's prompt "Healer". Inspired by a cat who used to be a member of our family. He was definitely not a healer by nature, but I felt he might have enjoyed being a cleric.

A snow bengal-inspired Tabaxi holds one hand up, and there is a halo of light around it. The cleric is wearing metal armor, a tabard, and a single shoulder pad under which a velvet cloak drapes over their left shoulder.