#dnd psion

[semi-good-wizard]

I really need to stop making characters I wont get to play

anyway, may I present: Aramis Nemata, Cloud Goliath, who keeps sewing through the fabric of reality into places where he absolutly shouldnt be.

Nemata technically retired from crime after a serious leg injury, but he's still good for one last job*

*which hopefully turns into a series of heists and or maybe a conspiracy

[greyfacered]

Also hi chat I haven't introduced these dnd characters yet.

First is Trixie, a psykinetic psion for a 2024 oneshot I had a few months ago. The other one is Ra'tharin, a githyanki monk of Lathander for an upcoming Spelljammer campaign.

[afearsomeartisan]

The Charm, pt 3. How could you approach a stranger and try to magically charm them without even speaking to them first and somehow expect no consequences? Magic is powerful, but it is overt and the spellcasting is blatant and easily recognizable. A sorcerer’s intentions are clear, even when they fail. A psion that supresses their powers’ manifestations, though... well, let’s just say those with iron wills tend to get their way.

Pt. 1 | Pt. 2

[greyfacered]

I ended up liking these sketches too much so I shaded them

[dramizz-0207]

really like the difference in how I draw these 2, describes them well