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Signs for Playing the game DnD

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Signs for game mechanics will be in white

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Creatures will be in red.

You can use colors to specify what type of dragon. Maybe even classifiers to show the specific breath weapon. Whatever works for your group.

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Bard part one. We will go over more instruments and spells too.

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Stealer.

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Elf

Goblin

Orc

Human

Halfling

Centtaur

Half elf

Orc

Tabaxi

Dwarf

Aasimar

Aaracockra

Genasi

Giff

Owlin

Damphir

Dragonborn

Kobold

Minotauur

Hexblood

Changeling

Bullywug

Grung

Fairy

Gnome

Warforged

Gith

Kenku

Yuan-ti

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Make sure to remember the FF mouth morpheme

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Just sign dark then elf

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Eladrin are feywild elves.

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Its worth mentioning that sun and moon elves are the two kinds of high elves.

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Wood in wood elf talks about forests, not actual wood, so signing forest elf works very well.

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The basic sign for sword can be altered using classifiers to show exactly what type of sword your character is using.

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In the original sign for sword, you use an x hand shape to show the blade of the sword. The motion shows you pulling it out of a sheath and waving it.

Here are some ideas for other types of swords:

For a broadsword, a C handshape can show the width of the blade.

For something like a saber or a rapier, a g handshape can show how narrow the blade is.

You could curve your movement to specify a scimitar or a hook sword.

In any case, your movement should be used to show the length of the blade, unless you're classifying what you're doing with the sword.

For further reference, you can look at the other sword related posts.

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Notice the oo mouth morpheme and the g handshape.