When you have a dramatic reunion with your romantic interest who's battered and bruised, and strung up in a prison cell, but your party is a bunch of immature children and dissolve into laughter because words are hard. I think I need to work on phrasing things...
When doing the lighting for this (they were in a cell that had no light aside from what filtered in from the open door and Watcher's sword), I realise that because of Watcher's sword, 99% of the time there's always going to be an orange-gold glow. I promise, it's not just I never choose other colour choices, it's just that Watcher's a walking glowstick if his weapon is out...
And once again I'm remembered how I struggle to draw women and desperately need to practice them.
Another old piece of art that feels even older since Watcher's campaign ended over 7 months ago... This was from August 2023 :'D
Dude, what was the omega daddies plan. Like when I first listened to the podcast I thought that they were kidnapping the children one to one. Like each grandparent would have their grandchild and grant would just go with one?
But they kept them all together, and acquired a castle. We’re they planning on staying there and coparenting in some kind of joint group. Because they had plenty of time to take the children to there individual homes if they wanted to.
Amazing new (definitely original) character I'm building for my next campaign:
✨Breadagast the Round ✨
A tiefling druid, Breadagast got his powers by accidentally consuming some magic mushrooms that were actually . . . er . . . magic, after running away into the forest. This did come with the side effect that he's permanently high, but who really counts that as a downside?
At least, that's the front he presents. Really, he's a highly intelligent druid who does all he can to stop people finding out his past. He is Faceless, and serves some inner quest no-one knows of. Selfish as his actions ultimately are, he leans towards evil, but to keep up his front he acts highly chaotic so it's much less predictable. Lawful evil probably describes him best, though the strict moral code he follows is far from conventional.
So yeah, this guy lets you either play the crack character or the in-depth character with a hidden backstory. And of course, I couldn't let myself be one-upped by that one guy in my party who played a halfling rogue called Blibo Sackins a while back ;).
Sard and Peridoc recently had gotten poofed and got new looks which has been a ton of fun to get to have em in more personalised looks. Peridoc gone full lab nerd scientist and Sard is a big barbarian superhero lmao.