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[oc] Lady

Today’s inktober prompt was ‘lady’ c:

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u/Jackviator 15h ago

The dwarf in question:

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u/windexcheesy 12h ago

Crumb is brave...

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u/ElundusCaw 9h ago

Ones at the bottom, strong is he.

Twos on the top, charming all who see!

Both pretending not to be TWO GOBLINS IN A BALL GOWN!

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u/LovelyLuna32684 2h ago

Are trying to besmerch fair Lady Eeeeauausesdk's good name?

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u/IcyUnicornOwl 15h ago

She fears the competition. And rightfully so! Who could say no to such a lovely lady?

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u/KnoUsername 15h ago

Sometimes it takes a real man to be the best girl.

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u/ShingledPringle 15h ago

Damn right, confidence gets the man.

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u/JourneymanHunt 15h ago

Nat 20, let's go.

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u/theDomicron 13h ago

aggressive flute noises

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u/grendus 11h ago

I feel it in my fingers.

I feel it in my toes.

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u/AznOmega 6h ago

These motherfuckers mean to harm us and they got to go

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u/biological_assembly 15h ago

Another Ironfounderson? I'm starting to think there's something fishy going on over in the mines in Copperhead

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u/SoLongHeteronormity 14h ago

My thought exactly. Carrot wasn’t gifted in the facial-hair department though.

I guess my thought actually was “Cheery + Carrot mashup” but close enough. Cheery would absolutely rock that look, if not the 6 foot height.

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u/FalseMagpie 14h ago

I feel like she would take the extra time to do some fancy & elegant beard and hair braiding to match

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u/asvalken 14h ago

Let's pray that this one is less.. literal.

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u/amurgiceblade44 15h ago

Roll of the dice baby

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u/Hopkin_Greenfrog 15h ago

That is the character sheet of a Bard of Lore if ive ever seen one. Talk their way out of anything, fight their way out of nothing.

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u/Pizzaya23 15h ago

In all my DnD campaigns, dwarf women have canonically had beards. Justice for pretty bearded dwarf ladies!

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u/roshanritter 15h ago

Terry would be in trouble again

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u/MakroThePainter 15h ago

Damn, did not notice the dwarf lady is pickpocketing until I looked at it a second time. Nice detail 😄

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u/Amateurlapse 15h ago

I mean, still a ball disguise

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u/shellbullet17 Gustopher Spotter Extraordinaire 15h ago

Let the DM cook. I'm enjoying this campaign

https://giphy.com/gifs/5xtDarIN81U0KvlnzKo

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u/Luutamo 15h ago

Half dwarf, half giant.

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u/insane_contin 14h ago

All lady.

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u/UpCDownCLeftCRightC Never Safe From Wumbo 15h ago

One needs daggers to slay. The other only needs a dress.

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u/Seligas 13h ago

Honestly, as a DM, my response to a nat 20 in this situation would be, "Not a soul buys that you're a lady, but your energy and confidence are so infectious and delightful that nobody cares."

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u/Valentinee105 12h ago

Mine would result in that dignitary he danced with to come back later and proclaim his love, while acting as a helpful NPC in a section of the campaign that isn't the final.

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u/ezhikov 10h ago

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u/-drunk_russian- 8h ago

Great movie! Marylin is hilarious in it.

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u/Cartographer_Hopeful 14h ago

That sparkly dress is amazing 👗

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u/FauxGw2 14h ago

Remember a 20 is the best result, but that doesn't mean you get to do it how you want. The best result might be you are thrown out instead of being beheaded lol.

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u/Lykanas 15h ago

That's right, you just got mta sell it with confidence! :3

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u/insane_contin 14h ago

Insert Sir Bearington copypasta here

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u/FormalWare 11h ago

I am humbled and privileged to be living through a second age of TTRPG nerdism. Never thought I'd see it.

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u/GodofsomeWorld 10h ago

you might be a super muscular guy in obvious drag but a nat 20 is a nat 20

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u/DarthZrinen 15h ago

you know, i was completely confused for a second on what the issue was. i forgot for a moment that men arent allowed to wear dresses normally.

"whats racist? why are you a tall dwarf?"

elegant lady

"oooooohhhhh"

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u/Ironyfree_annie 15h ago

Hector the Well-Endowed but referring to the beard

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u/Coveinant 14h ago

I mean it works until the exact moment you need it to.

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u/Jonathan_the_Nerd 14h ago

The dice give, and the dice take away.

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u/Shoggnozzle 14h ago

A 6 foot tall dwarf could simply have a glandular problem. It is not nice to point out people's birth defects.

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u/NovaRain84 14h ago

“Racist” got me 😂

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u/The_Three_Meow-igos 14h ago

LOL. Nice one!

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u/Alternative_Mode9972 14h ago

A bard would totally do this for shits and giggles ngl

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u/AnotherLie 14h ago

Didn't expect to see my name in Guild Wars, Six Foot Dwarf.

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u/Kharics 14h ago

Awesome idea but kinda missed the opportunity to give him negative int and disguise it in the traits since the die covers the int stat xD

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u/albinoman38 14h ago

The intimidate skill is off.

It's marked as proficient, but it only has a +4.

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u/sleepyrivertroll 13h ago

Sir Bearington would be proud

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u/Maur2 9h ago

I mean, this did work for Thor, and he had the same... problem.

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u/They-Them_Moonwalker 8h ago

transition goals (nonbinary btw)

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u/Moxie_Stardust 6h ago

That aristocratic fellow definitely seems like he enjoys holding big balls.

Apologies to AC/DC

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u/DukeOfGeek DukeOfGeek 1h ago

Obligatory Sir Bearington copy pasta

My favorite character that I've ever played was a bear. Not a bear-person or a shape-shifter, just a literal grizzly bear. I played D&D 3.5 and put every single skill point I had into Disguise. I took a prestige class as a spy to maximize it. The DM told me that since I was a bear, I couldn't speak common English. So, I maxed out my Bluff skill as well. By growling and gesturing wildly, I could "fake" speaking any language I wanted, convincing people I was just a human with a very thick accent or speaking an exotic dialect. I used my starting gold to hire a human NPC butler. I bought the butler a magic item that allowed him to speak to animals so he could translate what I was saying. Through absolute sheer luck and insane dice rolls, nobody ever realized I was a bear. I wore custom, bear-sized tailored suits, a top hat, and a monocle. Everyone just accepted that I was a large, eccentric, and hairy nobleman named Sir Bearington. The peak of the campaign happened when we attended a high-society royal dinner. One of the royal guests rolls a critical success on his Perception check, looks directly at me, and screams: "THAT'S NOT A NOBLEMAN! THAT'S A FING BEAR!"*** I look at my butler. My butler looks at me. I roar aggressively.

The butler smoothly speaks up: "How dare you insult my master! Sir Bearington is a respected member of the high court!" I roll for Bluff. Natural 20. The guards immediately tackle the shouting royal guest, dragging him kicking and screaming from the palace hall because they think he’s gone completely insane. The head of the guard turns to me, bows deeply, and says, "We are so terribly sorry for his behavior, Sir Bearington. Please, enjoy the rest of your evening." I nod politely and go back to eating my raw fish with a fork.

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u/IJustAteABaguette 15h ago

Guy or gal, he's absolutely rocking the dress lmao.

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u/rob132 15h ago

My lord, sir Barrington has arrived.

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u/elhomerjas 15h ago

nice roll on the d20

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u/Splatter_bomb 15h ago

I’m a dude but with a charisma of 18 I’m gonna wanna dance or two.

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u/Vulpesh 13h ago

With a nat 20 and sufficiently high deception I would say that the beard is like an exotic mask or scarf covering the lower half of the exotic, beautiful lady.

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u/Mekthakkit 13h ago

>  the beard is like an exotic mask or scarf covering the lower half of the exotic, beautiful lady.

You mean the lower half of the face... right?

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u/Vulpesh 5h ago

Oops, yeah. But I leave it as it is, funnier that way.

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u/Calcdave 1h ago

The extra panel should be that she rolled a 1 and is getting thrown out because the back half of the dress is missing or something.