Some animals people raise for food. The toads aren’t as popular as they used to be since they’re a hassle to raise and will try to eat you, plus they don’t taste that great. But they’re hardy and can last for a while without food, so in the olden days when people were hunting they’d feed the inedible scraps to the toads.
Plus ofc their hide is very good for sturdy work-clothes.
The second pic depicts a tame basilisk. They’re like chickens. Very friendly tho.
MORE D&D ART…..my rude Kenku boy, slowly getting a hang of his character…he as also acquired a cockatrice as a companion, god help us all (her name is Deborah).
Illustration for Onyx Path’s Hundred Devils Night Parade. I touched it up a bit. It is a part of a series where the character encounters different creatures on her journey. Here, she comes across a warrior paralyzed by a cockatrice. Stay tuned for more.
Fuelled by a double shot flat white, a sausage roll and the glory of completing the Sydney Harbour Challenge, I did my first overseas and solo wall in Marrickville. Was a blast painting painting at somewhere unfamiliar to me. Painting was based off my paddle club team’s logo creature - the cockatrice!
There were some middle aged women walking by when I was painting, and they were delighted to see a woman painting at that spot the first time.
Ben was really kind to print out a map and guide me to this spot.
The OH and I were debating which was pankest.. This photo is a pretty dishonest representation because the Ministang (From Damn Average) is the truest pank, where as the werehorse is more pank. He thought the cockatrice was the Pank master, but I just had to prove him wrong.
