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Here’s a little sketch page of Hemlock, my wizard girl. She’s so fun to draw!
illustration commission for Becca of Myrthe the orcish alchemist com info
Gay is in, gay is hot, some more of Damian and Sinclair for the fighters are getting frisky
Hi everyone, I'm looking for some advice and or critique on this stat block I'm developing for Vanifer, the Fire Cult Prophet from the module Princes of the Apocalypse.
I'm using Matt Colville's Action Oriented Monsters design for her, as I hate the basic stat block and want to both draw more on her past as a dancer, and to make the eventual combat more exciting and dynamic.
Just finished this commissioned piece of a D&D Celestial Pact Warlock, Soledad :)
Finished this piece of my take on D&D's god of goblins, Maglubiyet, heavily inspired by the goblins from the Blacktongue Thief by Christopher Buehlman :)
Just finished up my first Kofi Commission, a Damper Ranger PC for Curse of Strahd :)
I feel like my train of thought for a lot of my art is "but what if it was evil" idk what this says about me lol.
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Having cuddles like
bears: crushed by weight, grumbling when the other moves, under mountains of pillows and blankets, snacking comfortable
birds: being fed as the other sinks down, wrapped in cushions and comfort, fun pyjamas,
cats: bumping heads and shoving up against them, burying against their side belly up, complaining when the other moves, kneading their skin lovingly, stealing warmth
dogs: face to face, almost shoving them off the bed on accident, tangled in blankets, excited about the company, can't seem to get close enough
foxes: clingy but playful, stealing kisses then darting away only to come back, vocal, curling up and back on the move in a heartbeat, restless energy until exhaustion takes over
monkeys: clinging to them, detangling their hair, rolling all over the place, chest to chest hugs, quiet chatter
otters: holding on tight as though scared of drifting away, small affectionate squeezes, fingers interlaced, squeaky giggles
penguins: quickly in between chores just in the middle of the room, standing up, leaning against the other, forehead kisses, shoving hands under the other's shirt to warm them up, gentle swaying
snakes: napping in the sunlight, so wrapped up in each other you can't tell them apart, constant pressure, warming on the other
[Prompt Calender: March 23rd, National Puppy Day; World Bear Day; Cuddly Kitten Day]
Some new D&D Character commissions I’m working on ;)
Turning mythical creatures into gods, makes it hard to turn them into enemies for PCs to fight?
Hey everyone, I'm having a bit of a DM/Worldbuilding Dilemma.
I’m currently developing a campaign setting where instead of having humanoid gods, the gods are represented as mythical creatures. For example, the Griffon is the god of valor, justice, and courage, and the Unicorn is the goddess of healing, water, and purity. While I love this in concept because it can deify many mythical creatures, I also realize that by making these creatures gods and devoutly worshiped by their people, I’ll struggle with justifying adventures and combats or campaign plots that deal with harming or hunting said creatures. If the Manticore is worshiped as a god, and you get a quest to hunt a Manticore, is that blasphemy or seen as an affront to the god?
Would players even care about that kind of thing? I feel it could end up limiting my options in terms of encounter design for creatures such as Unicorns, Manticores, Perytons etc. if I turn them into worshipped figures, but would other people believe the same?
Felt the itch to sketch up some cosplay So I made up Goat and Lamb from Cult of the Lamb :)
Another client's completed D&D character :)
I love how they and their three-eyed jackalope familiar came out
Thank you so much Percy Jackson for introducing me to Tamara Smart xD