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What? Art that isn't related to the Trinity League?

Think again bitches I ain't even close to being done with them.

Last two sessions of the Trinity League game haven't actually been sessions where we're playing the Trinity League. Well, technically we are, but not really? It's complicated. Turns out Phil is a very big nerd and is into tabletop games, and after recent events leaving the League a little less than happy, Phil invites the league over to his house for a surprise one-shot of Dungeons and Dragons (we played using 5th edition, but since 5e wasn't released until 2014, the gang was probably playing 3.5 or 4 in character, since current campaign is in 2011)

This wasn't just a surprise for the league either, nope, our DM had actually not told us about it either, prepping the character sheets for us beforehand. Everything was already set except our character's name, gender, alignment, deity(if applicable), and physical appearance. For me, my DM had rolled a half-orc barbarian that had taken the totem warrior primal path.

This led to the following:

Chris playing Dench, the half-orc barbarian.

Michael playing Ephraim, the wood elf cleric.

Winnie playing Thrandresha, the dwarven paladin.

What happened in the one shot? I plan on telling that story someday soon, but in a special format. This one-shot was very well done, and the story is one that can only be done justice in the format I have in mind (outside of straight listening to the recording I took of both sessions, but that is reserved for myself, other members of the campaign, and only a few close friends)

Dench will be getting his own full reference sheet soon, I plan on using this good boy in other campaigns hopefully, it all depends on what the DM will let me get away with.

Dench and art belong to me

Description
What? Art that isn't related to the Trinity League?

Think again bitches I ain't even close to being done with them.

Last two sessions of the Trinity League game haven't actually been sessions where we're playing the Trinity League. Well, technically we are, but not really? It's complicated. Turns out Phil is a very big nerd and is into tabletop games, and after recent events leaving the League a little less than happy, Phil invites the league over to his house for a surprise one-shot of Dungeons and Dragons (we played using 5th edition, but since 5e wasn't released until 2014, the gang was probably playing 3.5 or 4 in character, since current campaign is in 2011)

This wasn't just a surprise for the league either, nope, our DM had actually not told us about it either, prepping the character sheets for us beforehand. Everything was already set except our character's name, gender, alignment, deity(if applicable), and physical appearance. For me, my DM had rolled a half-orc barbarian that had taken the totem warrior primal path.

This led to the following:

Chris playing Dench, the half-orc barbarian.

Michael playing Ephraim, the wood elf cleric.

Winnie playing Thrandresha, the dwarven paladin.

What happened in the one shot? I plan on telling that story someday soon, but in a special format. This one-shot was very well done, and the story is one that can only be done justice in the format I have in mind (outside of straight listening to the recording I took of both sessions, but that is reserved for myself, other members of the campaign, and only a few close friends)

Dench will be getting his own full reference sheet soon, I plan on using this good boy in other campaigns hopefully, it all depends on what the DM will let me get away with.

Dench and art belong to me