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A pride design for everybody left wondering when we get to do the other sins. It features the rainbow pride flag in a retro 70s-inspired palette, and celebrates the queer community’s history of activism and civil disobedience.

Who's the goodest boy in the whole feywild? Winkpup, of course! These highly intelligent canines bond strongly with their adventurers, and with dedicated training will surely be the new best friend of the entire party. (Not recommended for first-time owners and/or tabaxi.) - - - Check out our other "Monster Adoption Society" designs for more adorable (legally distinct) monster children inspired by the world's most popular tabletop RPG. Never have the face-eating denizens of your deepest dungeons been so ferociously cute!

Behold the fearsome Hootybear! Its full-size relatives may be known for preying on the unwary low-level adventurer, but all this cuddly little monster friend wants is love. And several fingers. - - - Check out our other "Monster Adoption Society" designs for more adorable (legally distinct) monster children inspired by the world's most popular tabletop RPG. Never have the face-eating denizens of your deepest dungeons been so ferociously cute!

Antisocial, feminist, well-read, grows her own herbs and loves cats. The Witch is truly the millennial of the RPG scene.

Sometimes simple is best.

What? It's a perfectly normal power source. Which of us can TRULY say they haven't made a deal with a demon now and then? Like YOUR boss is so great anyway.

Why choose between magic and swords when you can have both?

Wait, what happened to my wallet?

Save the Animals... or if you can't at least invite their spirits to wreak vengeful havoc on your shared foes.

Ahh, fire! The solution to (and cause of) most of the Sorcerer's problems.

It's so hard to find good minions these days. Of course, when you remove the pesky matter of free will from the equation...

The straight and narrow path isn't for everyone, but the least one can do is be an example. The Paladin knows everybody can be good, given the opportunity. No matter how badly her party seems to want to prove otherwise.

She's beauty, she's grace, she'll make you crawl on your worthless face. The Enchanter is here! Please, don't feel you need to grovel. Oh—but don't feel that you shouldn't.

Arrows, traps, swords, spears, teeth... if you can use it to pierce an enemy, the Ranger probably knows her way around it. Always be prepared!

Bows? Two-handed weapons? Spellcasting? Sounds like a fine way to get yourself killed, Son. Grab that shield and get to blocking. Your spleen will thank you when the wizard takes an arrow to the gut.

Who watches the watchmen? Standing watch against the otherwordly creatures and base scoundrels a like, the Hunter is a reliable - but zealous - companion.

Others may feel that might makes right, but the wisest know that true courage lies in allowing oneself to be vulnerable. The Healer, easing the pain of all who suffer, may be the bravest of us all.

What's better than a dog or a cat? Get you an adventurer who can do both!

I don't have anger management issues! Your FACE has anger management issues! Let's be honest, there are times for tact and diplomacy, and there are times when you just need something punched. For the Berserker, that's ALL the time.

I knew some adventurers who used tactics, and they were all COWARDS!

Not everybody is questing for honour and glory. Sometimes you just want to make an honest gold piece. Or a dishonest one. Why be picky? It' all the same once you reach the tavern. Now, give us yer stuff or I'll bash yer face!

Get your party a reputation for saving villages, and you can raid treasure vaults for life. If you know that the real difference between an adventuring party and a mob of over-funded murder-hobos is a matter of PR, the Bard is the class for you!

Speak softly, but carry a big stick. Whether she's healing her friends, blasting undead with holy radiance, or just macing a demon in the face, the Cleric is truly a versatile ally. Just what you need to keep the party going all night.

There are only two types of PCs—deranged adventure goblins acting on pure id, and the long-suffering team parent. So help me, I will pull this quest RIGHT over if you don't stop murdering shopkeepers THIS INSTANT!...

Who's the one companion you can trust even more than the Paladin? Like you even need to ask. WHO'S A GOOD DOGGO THEN?

Sick of playing a good guy? The assassin is here for you. Leave the honourable challenges to the paladin—YOUR enemies will never know what hit them. Part of a series featuring art from LFG: Looking for Group, the adventuring party drafting game from Invincible Ink (https://www.invincible.ink).