#character: delmor

[finsandflintlocks]

𝐂𝐡𝐚𝐩𝐭𝐞𝐫 𝟏 𝐓𝐨𝐦𝐨𝐫𝐫𝐨𝐰!

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[vasyandii]

I am terribly invested in your original comic, the lore, the characters... I honestly enjoy seeing it on my instagram's dash (tumblr is a bit shit at showing me my mutuals' work)

Kudos to you for designing such a detailed world and for making a comic out of it. You are very brave and I hope to see a lot more.

(I have the stupidest soft spot for Delmor)

Hi Chris! Thank you so much for the kind message, I'm so glad you are enjoying seeing my process on Fins & Flintlocks! It truly is such a joy to come up with ideas, even if it'll take a bit before others see them, it's such a rewarding process!

Huge Shout-out to Delmor as well, concepts for the comic wouldn't exist if he didn't! I hope to publish the first scene by the end of this month, I just need to get the remaining pages lined!

(he's a good boss I promise, I'm just lazy)

[finsandflintlocks]

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[finsandflintlocks]

⚓Portrait Oil

For centuries, Races who were not Tall-men (conventional humans) were not often represented in paintings or art due to the lack of accessible pigments and colours. Depictions of Gillborns, Lupinites, and Harpies were often adjusted with the help of Portrait Oil

Portrait Oil is a Blending Tonic, used primarily in aristocratic (or very High class) and artistic circles to temporarily transform the drinker into the dominant nearby race, most often for painting or historical documentation purposes.

How It Works:

Unlike typical oils or tonics applied topically, Portrait Oil must be ingested. It takes a few minutes to activate.

The oil reads the environment and transforms the user to physically resemble the majority race in the room or immediate vicinity.

Example: In a room full of Tall-Men, a Gillborn user will turn into a Tall-Man.

If no dominant race is present, the oil may cause a partial transformation or fail entirely.

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