Dc comics lover, RPG, wargames

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Never simple, never easy. A true love story, but with other love interests. Not a continuous frame. A constantly deviating trajectory. But this Whole, this Together, which remains intangible nonetheless

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"Trust not in their appearance, for the Eldar are as alien to good, honest men as the vile Tyranids and savage Orks. There is no understanding them for there is nothing to understand - they are a random force in the universe." Lelith Hesperax against Aeldaris, by Alex Cristi

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Farewell, John Blanche (1948-2026). What a sad day. You get me 26 years before, when I buy my first Warhammer book. What an artist !

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Jeshi is an original character inspired by the Dothraki culture of Game of Thrones.

Raised in a harsh and unforgiving world, Jeshi was taught from an early age that she was destined to ride beside the greatest of Khals. She was eventually married to an ambitious warlord of lesser rank, but love—whether with him or with others—proved to be a difficult and often painful affair. In time, she came to understand that her fate, shaped by the expectations placed upon women in Dothraki society, would always be tied to the strength and glory of the greatest warrior she could find.

During an ambush that shattered part of her khalasar, Jeshi was captured by slavers operating near the Shivering Sea. Stripped of her freedom, she was sold to the pirates who plagued those cold waters. Abandoned by her captors and left to die, she nearly drowned before being rescued by Northmen who had sailed from Braavos and Lorath as part of an expedition to suppress piracy in the region.

There, she placed herself under the protection of Torrhen Umber, who initially saw her as little more than a valuable source of ransom. Yet Jeshi's awkward and persistent attempts to bond with this new "Khal" gradually pierced the Northman's hardened exterior. Together, they embarked on a journey that carried them from the frozen lands beneath the Wall to the heart of the Imperial capital, and back across the endless grass seas that had witnessed her birth.

The character is also visually inspired by actress Eiza González.

Created with AI as a test character for the RPG forum Heirs to the Throne.

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You can't keep it, Cat.

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Futile Escape, by Eddy González Dávila

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Torrhen Umber is an original character inspired by the Kingdom of the North, House Umber, and the rugged landscapes of the Scottish Highlands. A fierce warrior, he fights with both hands on his massive claymore and leads a troop of clansmen in the relentless pursuit of wildlings. His home, Last Hearth, is a modest but resilient stronghold in the far North.

During his youth, Torrhen and several friends were attacked by a bear. Though he survived the encounter, he was left with severe scars and wounds that he still conceals beneath his clothing.

Before I left the rpg-adventure, Torrhen had journeyed to Essos as part of an imperial expedition tasked with combating piracy. Fighting in service of both the Emperor and the King in the North, he discovered distant cultures far removed from his homeland. During his travels, he fell in love with a former khaleesi, discorving a new continent and its deadly threats.

The character is also visually inspired by actor Callum Turner.

Created with AI as a test character for the RPG forum Heirs to the Throne.

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Unable to help themselves.

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Ultramarines, by paul dainton.

A true classic imagery for 40K universe.