#eberron
Hal the warrior/calligrapher!
Hal is an oversized blonde, tanned human surfer dude warrior who’s excellent at calligraphy. Pen and sword are equally mighty in his hands! Hal’s doing the labels for a map one of the other adventurers created, and has the form and stance down 99%, except for the sticking-out-his-tongue part that his instructor just. Could. NOT. train out of him.
Abbey the Disaster Genasi.
Abbey is a water genasi and priest of the Devourer. Not content to simply observe disaster already in progress, Abbey is causing his own. He’s calling lightning from a storm (magically provided by the Devourer) down upon a group of street thugs, blasting them 10’ backwards. He also has a modified dagger that attracts lightning - surprisingly not cursed - which he throws near the action to hit even more people with lightning.
A kraken spawn, a juvenile version of the full size monstrosities that dwell at the bottom of the deep seas and oceans of Eberron. A kraken spawn looks like a giant squid, but has seven main tentacles, five smaller tentacles around its massive bone-crushing beak, multiple eyes, and a spiked carapace - etched with arcane runes - over the top of its body.
My DND group discovered what they’re like when one of these pulled itself aboard our ship and tried to drag us into the ocean depths in honor of the Devourer. We surprised ourselves by killing it and its attendant dark tritons.
A symbol of the Kraken cult of the Devourer, from Eberron.
The standard symbol of the Devourer is 5 bones, sharped into spikes, arranged loosely in a 5 pointed star pattern. They’re placed in front of a smudged field of brown with a bare ragged strip through the center.
This version, used by the followers of the Kraken, has five dark pink tentacles instead of bone spikes. The smudged field of brown has been replaced with two similar shapes of dark blue-green ink, which are light at the top and deepen at the bottom.
A dark triton from an Eberron DND game, wielding a trident and wearing pale crab chest and shoulder armor. Tritons, unlike merfolk, are mostly humanoid, with blue-green skin, fins along their forearms and calves, and webbed hands and feet. Dark tritons have tentacles from the waist down.
This dark triton worships the Ancient Deep Ones (kraken), so I gave it more bulbous eyes, a ridged forehead and nose, and arcane runes carved into its skin.
Dark tritons are considered cursed, but maybe it chose this life for itself? The deep ocean is a scary place, folks ally themselves with whoever looks the most powerful.