Redeemed From Darkness

@redeemedfromdarkness

If you are looking for a fire to sit beside, a travel companion, or a friend to test your blade against, I welcome you. My name is Drizzt Do'Urden. I am a surface-dwelling drow who has forsaken the ways of my people. My story is long, and and my friends numerous. I am truly blessed. I am currently not accepting new role plays, but there's no harm in saying hello. - I do not claim to own Drizzt Do'Urden or any related beings/realms/events. I merely puppet the character!

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fromchaoscomesbeauty

Goddamn it, Guen! You’re not a lap cat! xD

dragonlandsrivers

bignaturalsenergy

I’m torn because I really want a movie series about RA Salvatore’s books, but I really don’t want to see Hollywood badly trying to explain why they cast a white actor for Drizzt.

sarawoldstudio

Haven’t posted anything in awhile, so here’s fan art of my favorite purple eyed ranger Drizzt

lucius-deahrel

Drow NSC (LARP) Alad'an Teh'kinrelliz, Vaterpatron von Ched Nasad. Noch ein Foto von der Dokomi 2018. Vielen Dank Marcel 😊

Scimitar

Drow in the rain by sagasketchbook

meninfantasyart

Dark Elf by Noh Dong Kyu

chistowski

117/365

we-are-dread-commando

@we-are-rogue @weareassassin

hatteeho

Halierin, a drow rogue sorcerer Commissioned by @deathweaver

sketcholivia

Drow- In a race that has a traditional, set look, I really like to play with variance in skin tones, hues, hair colors and textures so as to highlight the genetic diversity that would be present. I like to give assumed features like the generic elf ear unique shapes and tilt and unless two characters are related, I really try to push that distinction so that a race that can tend towards blandness feels broader, more interesting, and more realistic.

These are some characters from probably the best D&D game I’ve ever played. The elfess with the facial scar is Lilith, and I played the guy with the big spider-shaped scar on his chest, Zyrus. I wanted to play an underdog type character and rise up through the system, so I went with a very average looking male in training to become a wizard. He was rude, blasphemous, ambitious and insensitive, and just a blast to play. He got involved with Lilith, a priestess of Lolth and it went about as well as a heathen carrying on with the zealous acolyte of a murder-godess can go.

I’ve always loved Drow for some reason, so this game was right up my alley. It was a lot of fun to design a world that is so different from traditional, pristine fantasy. Thinking about how a matriarchal, evil society (and later a matriarchal good society) would realistically work was so so fun, and I still plan on doing some more art with actual armor at some point in the future, especially since Lilith was such a boss.