#mod's characters

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There’s just one problem with that copyright disclaimer, you’re using MY CHARACTERS from a commission that I BOUGHT with 0 credit to HycraCarina or even mention of my ownership of them.

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Hey guys! This is actually some pretty exciting news, not just for the blog, but also for me~ 

So, back in 2012/2015, I created a group of magical girl OC’s based on madoka magica. I haven’t updated them at all since then, which is honestly too bad. So, as a 2019 gift to myself, I’m redesigning all of them. 

As for the character designs, they'll all be sketchy at first, but once I'm fully happy, I'll probably redo them all digitally. I can’t wait to share them all, so I'll probably start posting them as soon as I can!

I’m hoping that this will also make me more active, so I can actually help answer all your questions~

If you’d like, you can watch me on Deviantart and see all the old drawings of my magical girls right here

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I’ve made a moth person for a sci-fi rp me and my s/o are doing, and I’m so glad I did, half because xyr amazing just in general, but also because now I know how to use xe/xem/xyr/xemself pronouns finally.

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Should I make an official intro for my dnd characters/npcs? Because I love em and I wanna share them with the world and I’ve made more since the last time I posted any.

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Flowers and Eyeshadow

(Aka half of my entire dnd plot I’ve written out because i’m excited) 

So it starts out with the party, (which currently made of  two cervitaurs who are a druid and a bard, two tieflings one is a mystic and the other a rouge, and a gnome who is a barbarian and a warlock,) trying to figure out who's messing up the roads around a town they aren't familiar with. They've been told it might be druids in the forest doing it, probably protesting an ancient mine being reopened for excavation. So they go to the woods and find the druids, who sorta huff and say "it isn't us man, we're being set up by Akhal-Teke, the rich centaur business owner, here, we'll pay you if you prove its him and not us." they also tell the party of the road he's building through their forest, and that he's probably destroying the main roads to keep his competitor (who the party has already met) in check.                                                                                                                                       Previously one of the party members had been invited by Akhal to a dinner hosted at his estate, because she won a fighting competition, but she refused because she could kinda tell he's shady.  So the party heads over to the estate to see if they maybe could prove he's the one doing all of this, and as they approach, Akhal's daughter, Falabella sees them and runs up to the gate like "Oh! are you here for the dinner?" Now, because this part hasn't happened yet idk what the response will be, but you can bet that Bella will be very excited to see so many people. So one way or another Fallabella decides to let them in to find out more about these strange adventurers, (because she's a sweetheart and secretly wants to be an adventurer) and they talk for a bit before she leads them inside, either for dinner or to talk to her father.Now, what happens next is up to the winds because, it's dnd, legit anything can (and will) happen, but hopefully they manage to fight Akhal and have him confess, which they'll record on a magic stone. So at that point Falabella will have realized her father's true nature (neutral evil) and be like "I can't stay here, I can't live here knowing im being controlled by evil" because she is Lawful good, so she decides to join the party. Now, that means that the party is comprised of three people with four legged bodies, meaning #1. We don't need horses for everyone. and #2 navigating pits and other horse-unfriendly obstacles will be three times as hard.

So basically they go back to the first person who gave them the job of figuring out who messed up the roads, and say "okay we have proof this dude did it so uh can you appraise our gosh darn amulet now?" and he's be like "no but I have a buddy who probably can" and he directs them to the mine that's being excavated. So they go there and meet a human Archaeologist, who turns out to be the dude who would be able to tell them how much this amulet is worth. But before he does that he's like "hey so uh I had a few adventurers go down the mine to make sure it was safe and there weren't any monsters, but that was way earlier today and they aren't back yet, can you go make sure they haven't been all killed or something?So they (hopefully) agree and go down the mine, having to figure out how to get two deer-people and a centaur down a mine/cave system.Eventually they come across a scene of these other adventurers all knocked out and there's only one person left standing, who's a Drow (dark elf), and this drow is about to pick up a perfectly formed gem off a pedestal, but of course they walk in and this Drow is like "Oh for Pete's sake can you not?"A fight between the drow and the party happens, but someone uses a blast spell and that knocks a huge rock loose from the ceiling, and as it is right about to fall on top of the cervitaur bard, this drow grabs the gem, and then her, and...disappears. Just teleports away.So now the party has lost the bard because she was just basically kidnapped by this random drow, (who's voice claim btw is a pitched down version of the person who plays Draco Malfoy in A Very Potter Musical)

There’s more but I think I’ll update this when my motivation comes back whOOps.

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Me: “If you mix Percy Jackson and Draco Malfoy you get the antagonist of my first homebrew D&D campaign.”

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So my bard character Eris is pan.

He was charmed and then kissed by a succubus last session. He also barley managed to negotiate with an incubus to let go of my dads character, after nearly causing him to be taken in the first place a couple sessions ago.

I think my kid has an unfortunate habit of being easily influenced by pretty (evil) people.