Okay, so this is my love letter to Dungeons & Dragons. that magical moment when a group of friends gathers around a table, snacks everywhere, dice flying, and suddenly… we’re not just sitting around, we’re living an epic story. I wanted this artwork to feel like that exact moment when everyone's deep in the game. the bard's hyping everyone up with his lute, the rogue is toasting mid quest, the knight's looking way too smug, and the sorceress is ready to unleash chaos. And of course, the Dungeon Master, the big, mysterious, and 100% plotting our doom is watching it all unfold. Oh, and yes, that tiny dragon peeking in? Totally the party's chaotic pet. Probably breathes glitter or something. This piece is all about the joy, chaos, and wild imagination that makes tabletop adventures unforgettable. Whether you're rolling a nat 1 or saving the realm, there's nothing like it.
Not all beholders dream of domination and destruction. some dream of dragonslaying and rescuing imaginary princesses from fictional towers. Sir Glarvalax is a rare, eccentric beholder who sees himself not as a tyrant, but as a noble knight of old. Donning a gleaming suit of armor, Glarvalax gallops or in another words floats into battle with valor in his heart and delusions in his mind.
While his eye rays can disintegrate a foe in an instant, he prefers to "duel with honor" often pausing mid fight to dramatically monologue or challenge enemies to a formal one on one. but his tyrant traits came in mid of the fight. He always use his eyes to defeat the enemy. So duel with honor is always a question? But who am I to judge. He has no weapons. If he had weapon how he wields it he has no hands. anyway His lair is decorated like a medieval banquet hall, complete with floating banners and enchanted "squire" eyeballs.
Whether he's charging into a dungeon or politely asking for a damsel's hand in marriage (vey unlikely for a beholder) Glarvalax reminds us that even a beholder can dream big… or at least dream weird.
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Okay, so this is my love letter to Dungeons & Dragons. that magical moment when a group of friends gathers around a table, snacks everywhere, dice flying, and suddenly… we’re not just sitting around, we’re living an epic story. I wanted this artwork to feel like that exact moment when everyone's deep in the game. the bard's hyping everyone up with his lute, the rogue is toasting mid quest, the knight's looking way too smug, and the sorceress is ready to unleash chaos. And of course, the Dungeon Master, the big, mysterious, and 100% plotting our doom is watching it all unfold. Oh, and yes, that tiny dragon peeking in? Totally the party's chaotic pet. Probably breathes glitter or something. This piece is all about the joy, chaos, and wild imagination that makes tabletop adventures unforgettable. Whether you're rolling a nat 1 or saving the realm, there's nothing like it.
Not all beholders dream of domination and destruction. some dream of dragonslaying and rescuing imaginary princesses from fictional towers. Sir Glarvalax is a rare, eccentric beholder who sees himself not as a tyrant, but as a noble knight of old. Donning a gleaming suit of armor, Glarvalax gallops or in another words floats into battle with valor in his heart and delusions in his mind.
While his eye rays can disintegrate a foe in an instant, he prefers to "duel with honor" often pausing mid fight to dramatically monologue or challenge enemies to a formal one on one. but his tyrant traits came in mid of the fight. He always use his eyes to defeat the enemy. So duel with honor is always a question? But who am I to judge. He has no weapons. If he had weapon how he wields it he has no hands. anyway His lair is decorated like a medieval banquet hall, complete with floating banners and enchanted "squire" eyeballs.
Whether he's charging into a dungeon or politely asking for a damsel's hand in marriage (vey unlikely for a beholder) Glarvalax reminds us that even a beholder can dream big… or at least dream weird.