I think it’d be an interesting and potentially funny idea for you to have a group of characters be married to each other (or at least claim to be married to each other) entirely for taxation reasons.
And you could also do the whole “Hahaha we’re just doing it for ulterior motives, but are we really?” romance thing.
But it would be much funnier for an entire close-knit adventuring group to just be like “Yep I sure do love my partner for entirely romantic reasons, and we just love taking massive gold hoards from dungeons with our friends who also got married at the same time”
It’d be funny if you had a character that calls every four-legged animal they see a dog, and no one ever corrects them because they can’t be bothered.
Oh, and maybe they do know that all the different animals have different names and stuff, but they still just refer to them all as dogs anyway because it’s easier.
To make any potential catboys/catgirls/nyanbinaries that may appear in your fantasy thing accurate realistic be sure to have them be able to subdued and placated by headpats.
The last sketch from this bunch, this time for lovely @porcelainrabbit , starring his character - Snickerdoodle . He has really cool design and it was a pleasure to draw him! ♥
Oana (my kenku-goblin D&D PC), and her sweet pet Sooty (an abyssal chicken, redesigned) she got off a farmer who really didn’t know what to do with this Weird Chicken who kept attacking their other chickens… Oana got him a harness she enchanted with Calm Emotions spell and now Sooty is a good boy… Most of the time.
This is a quick character concept of a human fighter I was thinking of tonight that could be used for a D&D or Pathfinder campaign. May girlfriend @martasaur and I were talking about designing player characters. We wanted to make characters that are an older couple who’s quest is to travel to their retirement home on the other side of the kingdom
