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By Stephanie Chafe on Artstation
Mercy (Alu-Fiend, Oath of ConquesttheAncients Paladin) mets @paladin-official's Nurghal (Half-Orc, Oath of Devotion Paladin).
My beguiler faun from the 3.5 campaign I’m in, Luna Maelstrom. She was raised by tieflings and half-devils in an underground city. The only reason she’s traveling is to find out who is calling out to her telepathically.
im a trans woman, im considering making my MC trans as well. the reason im uncertain is because they are a half-devil(think dnd tiefling) and eventually they get their horns removed. their horns are entirely separate from them being trans, and there are other trans characters already in the story. my worry is this being taken as a hamfisted “allegory”, drawing comparisons to trans people and devils, and gender-affirming surgery. should i be worried?
It is totally okay for trans writers to write nonhuman trans characters. I think having other trans characters in the story really helps as well.
Re: the possible ‘allegory’ - I don’t feel like that’s a big issue in #OwnVoices stories exactly. I do want to say though that a lot of this is affected by readers knowing that the author is trans, because that affects how these things are read (in terms of intentions), at least a little bit.
If you aren’t openly trans (or are and just want to do this anyway to be sure) I might suggest having a character making a casual joke about the horn removal being not comparable to trans body stuff. If it’s cosmetic, mention it as being cosmetic, that kind of thing.
- mod nat
Amandine's new outfit and a glimpse at her family Also a mermaid oc because why not :3
By Artem Gansior on Artstation
These two will have quite a journey.
Absolutely the edgiest thing I’ve ever made as a writer/D&D player, is Korusca, a Vampire Tiefling Sorcerer who displays a particular penchant for especially destructive magic like Disintegrate, has nightmarish visions of the future, and eventually falls in love with someone she believes she is destined to kill to save the world.
