#dwarf fighter

[vynotaur]

This is actually the first dwarf I've painted. I Don't know how that happened exactly. 😅

For this one, I recycled the color palette from the giants I did a while ago. I also experimented with how I paint metal, which I'm quite pleased with.

I'm happy to keep playing with this technique for lack of a better word. Style maybe.

[theterry]

Laszlo (Dwarf Fighter) and Alexis (Tiefling Bard) on parallel dates with Deep Gnome NPCs at The Foaming Mug Inn in Blingdenstone. 🍻

[cassiekayscreams]

My little cousins (7 and 9) want to play D&D so my uncle asked me to DM a simple one shot for the three of them. I decided to draw their characters. The first character is Paige’s character (age 9), an elf druid. She wanted teal hair and her Druidic focus is a flower and rock necklace.

The second is Tag’s (age 7), a dwarf “knight” (I renamed fighters “knights” to make it easier for the kids; also called rogues “ninjas”). He specifically requested the dwarf be bald and have no beard. Tried a new technique to create a chain mail effect. Not sure how I feel about it yet 🤔

The third is my Uncle Ryan’s, a human wizard. He actually didn’t weigh in at all on his character’s appearance so I just did what I felt like… Honestly had fun with it. Not the kind of character design I’d usually use but I liked the idea of a more homespun, new adventurer Wizard.

[phantasmicdream]

Here we have the few times Darmorndin carried Auriel. UwU

[voidknightart]

Out of the Abyss PC headshot group ✨

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[duscarasheddinn]

In DDO, I rolled up this character to re-introduce someone I’ve known my entire life to the game.

I ended her given name with “-ie” because other spellings of the given name were taken (and DDO requires every player character on a single server to have a unique name; surnames are optional, but even if two characters would have different surnames, their given names can’t be the same), and the d’ prefix is from the Eberron campaign setting, which was the first to be added to the game. In the setting’s lore, the barons of the dragonmarked houses add that prefix to their house name.

So I decided that this character is delusional and seeks to form a House Helix despite not having a dragonmark or even an abberant dragonmark. Not that she’d be able to pass down an abberant dragonmark in all likelihood.

Once I unlocked both Veteran Status 1 (which lets newly rolled up characters choose between starting at Level 4 or ignoring that and starting at Level 1; characters that underwent any type of True Reincarnation cannot use Veteran Status, instead going to where you start your journey if you choose to start at Level 1) and the 32 point build (for reference, rolling up first life characters on an account without the 32 point build unlocked gives them just 28 points; Drow can’t take advantage of the 32 point build due to their inherent racial bonuses in three stats as opposed to the typical bonus in just one stat having a similar effect to a 32 point build), I deleted this character and rolled up another Dwarf Fighter (what this character was) who took advantage of both of those.

The pink hair is dyed; I found the dye as chest loot but didn’t want to change the hair color of the character I got it as, so I deposited it in my shared bank and withdrew it as this character.

[karlskrafts]

Another old piece of an anonymous dwarf from the era in which I did not wish to draw feet. He looks very warm and toasty in his furry cloak.

[louthelost]

A redesign of another of my oldest D&D characters. Because she deserves it!

I had a lot of fun figuring out clothing/armour and some of what she has in her pack, especially since the information I had on her design from when I played her was 1) purple 2) grandma, and 3) vague ancient greek aesthetic but only sometimes