Drow Bags
Description: Got a spider problem? Need help traversing the underdark and smashing giant metal spiders? Then Reefur the barbarian is the solution to all your spider related problems! With flaming sword in hand he can wipe out just about any monster solo. Pay tribute to the great Reefur by watching his journey from beginning to end on our homebrew campaign: Sacred World. Friday nights at 8:30 CT https://www.twitch.tv/divineandconquer_ Original Art by the Reefur himself: Dickie Stone
Description: Tiamat's return. Six souls whose lives have changed forever as they stand to oppose the Dragon Queen themselves. Spurred by fate, by love, and by spite, The Sea Devils are here to put an end to this draconic apocalypse and above all else, keep a young tiefling boy safe from the clutches of a murderous cult. Catch the live Hoard of the Dragon Queen sessions on our twitch every other Monday night at 7:30 CT! https://www.twitch.tv/divineandconquer_
Everyone Dies It Is How One Lives that Matters Drizzt Do'Urden Drow Fighter Bag
by GERTO STOR
$19 $24
Description: Turns out years of dual-wield combat training are excellent preparation for making a salad. This darkly hilarious fantasy design features a deadly drow chef slicing vegetables with terrifying precision while embracing the true culinary creed: “No mercy. Only dressing.” Perfect for cooks, gamers, RPG fans, dungeon masters, fantasy lovers, and anyone whose kitchen workflow looks slightly too tactical. A chaotic blend of dark fantasy, culinary absurdity, and tabletop humor — ideal for stickers, shirts, aprons, mugs, and kitchen decor.
Description: The Moonshae Isles were a collection of islands located west of the Sword Coast. Along the coasts, long flat beaches were found. Most lacked sand, and instead comprised pebbles and rocks. Tides were significant among the islands. At low tide, the beaches could be exposed as much as a quarter mile (400 meters) from the waterline. At high tide, the water line could rise up to 10 feet. During storms, the beaches were battered by waves. The coastlines of the islands were dotted with bays and coves, where ships could find a safe harbor from the harsh northern seas.
