This Avengers Dungeons & Dragons Mashup Would Make A Great Homebrew

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This Avengers Dungeons & Dragons Mashup Would Make A Great Homebrew

An artist called Sketchgoblin created the Avengers lineup as a Dungeons & Dragons party, and even rewrote their backstories. via: Sketchgoblin There's no shortage of creativity when it comes to , and that's only become more true as the game reaches a larger audience. More writers, artists, and crafty types have taken up the dice and delivered some Today we've found a piece of fan art with some spectacular detail behind it. This person drew the Avengers as a (very large) D&D party. Even better, they reimagined them with fantasy backstories worthy of an epic homebrew campaign. This detailed interpretation comes from Reddit user . His fan art takes the Avengers lineup from the movies, including fan-favorite newcomers like Spider-Man and Bucky, and gives them appropriate D&D races and classes. Captain America is a human Paladin, naturally. Iron Man also makes a lot of sense as a warforged Artillerist Artificer. Some are more surprising, like Spider-Man as a Drow Shadow Monk. All together they make for a fierce crew. THEGAMER VIDEO OF THE DAY from RELATED: Sketchgoblin also has a successful page where he posted individual drawings of each Avenger. These come with backstories that translate each hero's origin into the D&D lore. The stories are clever, such as Spider-Man being blessed by the spider goddess Lolth, a favorite of the Drow. Also fun is Black Panther, who becomes a literal cat as a Tabaxi. The lineup definitely shows the potential for an Avengers-themed campaign, or at least a one-shot. It's probably been done before, but Sketchgoblin created a compelling version that doesn't require too much modernization of the setting. The Infinity Gauntlet even works as a magic item worthy of questing for. And who doesn't want to play as Ant-Man but a Halfling Rogue? For those interested in Sketchgoblin's style and unique take on character, he has a where he does commissions. He makes individual character cards that can go with your character sheets to add some extra flair, and do a party lineup poster like the one he made for the Avengers. It's a shame Christmas already passed, because it would be a nice gift for a DM to get their party. Source: