✨ A paladin cutie!! ✨Always loved this character from my woodlands NPC’s token set so I decided to do a levelled up version of her! Set of tokens is available to buy on roll20 let me know if anyone uses her in a game!
Two best friends! A wonderful guest PC Helios and an NPC have joined the party for my homebrew dnd campaign to help retrieve a legendary artifact. Its been one hell of a time so far.
I redesigned my character’s outfit with more attention to shape and backstory!
She wasn’t an “adventurer” before receiving her holy calling, so she set out with piecemeal armor she’d accumulated from a traveler who stopped to rest in her cabin years earlier. Her green surcoat is a hand-stitched gift from her mother that bears the crest of their family’s patron Kelemvor, the god of mortuary workers and graveside watchers. Her color palette is heavily influenced by her background as a beekeeper and herbalist.
Turns out my partner’s DnD character is the Elven chosen one who was fated to lead a city-wide revolt against a horrible, corrupt leader?? Anyway my character cast Light on her sacred elk skull so she would shine as a literal light in the darkness ✨♥️✨
I haven’t uploaded art in so long. I finally drew something that I don’t totally dislike. It’s one of the characters I made for a Dungeons and Dragons campaign I was playing with friends.
His design is inspired a bit by Count D from “Petshop of Horrors” if that’s not already obvious. I really wanted to play as the Yuan-ti race, but the original stats are very OP (a lot of the playable monster races are a bit OP, but Yuan-ti Pureblood is pretty bad). I ended up using an edited version of the race with the stats nerfed slightly so it wouldn’t be unfair. He’s still pretty strong though… A Yuan-ti Charlatan Warlock is scary even with modified stats….
Hey there! I’m opening commissions back up to raise some money for myself! Dm me if you’re interested I do stuff from oc commissions to full illustration to comics!
Commission for @eradami@thelibraryofthacey done! This is Flint, a recurring character in their campaign. I had a lot of fun working on this - thank you for commissioning me!
Anyway, I finally finally got into TWO anything MAPs and I’m using that as an excuse to animate Snow! Here’s the first scene of my part for the Cabinet Man Halloween MAP. The second part will be tweened pmv so a bit…easier.
I spent a good chunk of last year just messing around with a pencil and paper like the good old days!
Growing up an orphan after the death of his father, Kane becomes a thief in order to support the orphanage that had taken him in many years ago. After mistakenly robbing a bourgeoise who happens to also be the prince of Redwater, he is thrown into helping Prince Thom the Kind find his mother, and along the way Kane is confronted with learning about his own mother, a fire fae.
we are now interrupting ur regularly scheduled hedgie smooches to bring you this snazzy design i made for the Yuan-Ti Monk of Mercy im playing in my new dnd campaign vuv gonna play her for the first time tomorrow~
A love letter to Dungeons and Dragons. (Because if there was anything I realized over this covid-19 lockdown is that I am severely impaired with relaying my personal opinion.)
This year, I finally got into D&D. I do not talk much of my private life, but I’d like to start now by sharing how I gradually eased in to this game. My previous experience was dictated from a homebrew RPG game that I played with my friends. I thought I could easily nail down mechanics and basic player information, call it cockiness on my part. But in spite of the help I got, and a little bit of room to study, the DND culture intimidated me a lot. The worldwide following of the game, the many examples of other exemplary DND sessions (critical role), the min-max and creative character-player building; it took no time for the 5e rules to do its impact equally.
I faced facts. I’m a newbie. I’m not content when I lag at learning new things that I want to enjoy, or that I do not have time to learn about it. The anxiety build up is palpable right here. The only way I bounced back is doing what I knew best: ask a bunch of dumb questions, attempt correct assumptions, prepare in advance, and vent by drawing. To be honest, I am improving by taking small steps forward. I’m still hesitant about my progress, but at least my friends are around to help me process feedback. I will have to live with the culture that DND upholds, and maybe quietly apprehensive if it is something that will either embrace me or swallow me alive.
What ultimately gives me joy are the memories I made with my friends, the world building, and the OC’s. I proudly drew my player-character, the Cleric Aasimar Carnelia, and the player-character of @littlewatty a Rogue-Swashbuckler Tiefling, Sabine. The tensions rise in the portside city of San Briella, where these two rebellious mavericks join forces to expose the deep network of a seedy underbelly, esoteric cultists, and elite society. Carnelia and Sabine also learn how to deal with their turbulent relationship and alliance, for better or for worse. Near death experiences have been unforgiving, and I may yet learn what other hardships lie waiting. It could be something that stems from afar, or it could be happening in close proximity.
