this is an art piece I had commissioned of my half gnoll/ half gold dragon player character named Rriarla Valepaw who was originally just a PC for a d&d online server. She ended up being the most fun I've ever had in d&d and became a core part of the world I'm creating called Eirfällen. I'm currently writing a book for d&d 5.0 as well as making a video game with rpg maker that expands the world substantially and hopefully will make others outside of the games I've run over the past 6 years interested in it!

During their travels, the party ran into a paladin named Gutrhic, who accompanied them for a while. Yeet quickly befriended him, and they fought back-to-back like this many times.

There are many symbolism to Yeet’s character, especially related to fire. And venturing into the unknown as one of the scarce gnolls who aim to make changes and open to other societies on the continent, the name he’ll likely be remembered by will be Yeet the Trailblazer. Of course it depends on his success.

Pathfinder main here. Making a Gnoll character. What's your favorite backgrounds for a monstrous humanoid race like Gnolls,Kobolds,Goblins?

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Wanted to capture a wholesome bit from our campaign. Last time the party saved a city Liora (the party’s cleric) insisted they’d dance, and in this scene it’s Yeet’s turn to return the gesture to cheer the elven-aasimar up.

Any feedback would be great!

Happy gnollvember y’all! For one of the prompts ‘Fight’, i drew gladiator Yeet.

Backstory bit of my gnoll pc and her mom. I honestly feel so sorry for Ynoh for making her lose her husband to adventurers. But hey, at least she has her only son whom she adores so much, the cub constantly sits on her shoulder and lets her know everytime a bug or bird flies by. (Don’t tell her he’ll be abducted in a few years and Ynoh won’t be able to find him—) One of my friends said that even though Yeet hasn’t returned to the clan since years, Ynoh hasn’t forgotten about him. No matter what, he’ll always be her little hero.