My porcelain warforge Kintsu. She was reforged together by placing gold in the cracks of her porcelain. (Kintsugi) The blue in her chest is her glowing core. Shes a sweetheart that prodes herself on fixing up mechanical animals and remaking “broken” things in their former glory. (Shes an npc i made for my campaign)
[Image ID: A fullbody drawing of someone’s porcelain warforged OC, Kintsu. Kintsu has white plates with blue floral patterns and veins of gold reminiscent of her namesake, the Japanese craft practice of kintsugi or repairing cracks with gold. She wears an orange jumpsuit with a toolbelt and has black sceleras with gold irises. She wears a brown head rag and appears to have black hair in machine like segments fanning out from the back of her head. End ID.]
Recent commission! This is a warforged monk, done for the guy’s brother, who I know is a fan of @nerdpokerpodcast, since I heard them call out his name on an older episode the other day. I transfered a print to a wood panel. I gotta say, it may be the last time I do it for a while. It was really difficult this time, because I couldn’t get the usual materials I’m used to. I’ll need to experiment more!
One of my newest characters, Magister the Warforged Wizard! He’s the host of my new youtube video all about the Blood Boil, a nasty blood sucking ooze. He put the poster up in his classroom and it seems pretty official, but he never said what he’s wanted for…
my d&d character, an archer fighter named VOΛ (vo-ah). they are a mask that has the power to possess anything that wears it, and currently pilots a water-damaged mannequin.
they’re mute and prefer to keep themselves covered, and go by they/them or he/him pronouns. voa learns through mimicry and is quickly finding that learning to be human is the hardest thing in life
The wisdom of our seafaring Eberron DND party’s warforged barbarian, based on this item. The other two characters are the water genasi priest of the Devourer (who would add, “but whether it’s broken or on fire, just throw it into a hole for the Devourer”) and the drunk wood elf druid of the coast (who believes you should start with, “If you can’t drink it, then smash it.”)
Six, the warforged barbarian, reaching into an air bubble surrounding a underwater sanctuary, and is surprisingly disappointed that his sharp pointy hand didn’t burst the bubble and cause the sanctuary to flood.
One last post about my favorite crazy Warforged, Razed, this time with his crazy wall
Razed the Warforged stands in front of the conspiracy board/crazy wall he’s building. He’s trying to figure out the plots and machinations that his group kept being involved in or stumbling across. He’s got maps of the city, graveyard complex, and outlying areas, portraits of preeminent peers, newspaper clippings, posters, wanted notices, floorplans, and even the wrappings for fish ‘n’ chips with cultist writings on them. On the floor are body parts of disassembled Warforged that he’s collected from the middens and collated in a grisly forensics exercise. A web of string and tacks links everything together across the walls, with a book full of notes and clippings collects all of his ideas.
The whole enterprise is slowly driving Razed crazy: the evidence, once black and white, now full of sepia tones, is all coming together in his head in a riot of colors. If only he could link the big three identities together, Razed could prove his conspiracy to the world!
As Razed doggedly works this out, his winged cat familiar, Cowl, sleeps on his head, while his mechanical flying nose circles above his head.
Razed is unique among Warforged. He was cut down on the battlefield during the Last War and then resurrected (some time later by beings unknown) using the body parts of other models of Warforged. His head, torso, and pelvis are original, while his left arm, right arm, and both legs came from other models of Warforged soldiers. The revival process obliterated all memories of his former life, so he took the name Razed as his new designation.
Razed traces an arc of electricity from his metal staff with his left hand, ready to unleash a Witch Bolt on some villain. His familiar, Cowl, a Tressym (flying cat), watches with interest.
I was asked to refrain from sharing this image online until I was given commissioner permission, so now I’m happy to share my hard work! This picture was done for Nedovak, depicting all of the members of his group attempting to solve a mansion mystery, while all dressed up in appropriate sleuthing garb. I think my favourite part is the fact that I was asked to draw one of Nephthys’s snakes smoking the pipe.
From left to right: Nephtys the gorgon, Barry the warforged, Issek the sheth, and Paris the… human. ~COMMISSION DETAILS~ Media Used: Clip Studio Paint Time Taken: 13 hours Completed on: September 17th, 2018 Post link
This lovely piece is for Ganelon’s D&D party from the campaign he’s currently a part of, consisting of Nephthys the gorgon, Barry the warforged, Issek the sheth, and Paris the… human. I’m extremely pleased with the amount of detail I was able to pull out of this image to depict this adorable group, especially with their matching scarves~~COMMISSION DETAILS~ Media Used: Clip Studio Paint Time Taken: 13 hours Completed on: September 27th, 2018 Post link
A fun character my spouse made called Refrigerator Of The Mechanical Fundament, aka Fridge. He’s a warforged storm herald barbarian, and I had fun designing this based on an AI generated picture (via artbreeder.com)!
