Not to jump scare you with inbox question, but can I see here/see more of your OCs? You have more than one and they seem neat.
You mayyy (and dw this was a good jump scare I love yapping about my ocs)
I’ll give you a basic overview of the ones I talk about most frequently/have been talking about most frequently:
(this is gonna be super long so im putting one of these here to spare people on the dash some trouble lol)
The mountains call our names (book I’m writing):
You can (theoretically) learn more about this world here https://www.tumblr.com/blog/thehillwritesthings but I haven’t updated the info on this blog in a looong time so some of it may be outdated and it’s just generally pretty bare
mountains is really hard for me to summarize since there is simply so much going on in it but ostensibly it's about the way the lives of the two main characters (Phaize and Ivvain) fit into this grand cosmic battle of feuding ancient gods who in turn want to destroy the world and stop that from happening.
Despite that sort of epic scale, Mountains is really just a vehicle for me to show off Phaize and Ivvain
Their relationship is based in the classic 'we've both gone to hell and back, and have found comfort and warmth in eachother' + a bit of devotion to a likely unhealthy degree on Ivvain's end
there's sort of a lot more to it then that but we'd be here literally all day if I got into the intricacies of what they've got going on
and then the other major Mountains character who I'm Always Insane About is Arva!
Arva is probably the best character I've ever made, she's just very complex and fun. The best way I can describe him is if you gave someone the dangerously charismatic personality of V!scott and then combined that with the rage and theatrics of V!owen. And then made them an eldritch god for good measure.
I think this piece summarizes her and Ivvain's relationship decently well:
The Wonderland Games:
This is just a sort of stupid 'for fun' set of ocs, they literally came to me in a dream TvT
It's basically about this woman named Morgan who is on a quest to both 1. Save her husband from his evil jigsaw vampire ex-situationship and 2. Self actualize and realize that she needs to put her needs before others in her daily life
there's once again a lot more going on, it's all a bit silly and self indulgent but I'm not really planning to *do* anything with it so it doesn't really matter
Here are the main characters:
In order: Morgan (this drawing of her is old and kinda bad), Matthias, who is our evil vampire, and (younger) caleb, who is Morgan's cringefail husband
my favorite thing about this particular set of characters is that they end up in a polycule by the end of the story despite the fact that Matthias spends most of it putting both Morgan and Caleb through elaborate saw-trap-esque games
Lighthouse Keepers:
This is a world I'm making with a friend of mine who I won't tag in this huge post, but my half of it is this guy Kaden
the whole premise of the story is that there are people in the world who have supernatural powers called 'Conduits' and both the mc's are experimented on by their respective governments to try and utilize them as weapons
Kaden specifically was made to try and access this weird dimension the scientists who raised him call 'the beyond' and so they spent a lot of their childhood being put through unethical experiments
the same thing goes for Tier, (who is the other mc and my friends creation) who is also a conduit (it specifically has self healing powers) and the story basically starts when tier rescues Kaden from the organization which was holding him and it follows the two of them as they heal from their respective traumatic upbringings and learn that they are worthy of love beyond being an object to study and also how to exist in society.
It would be a story driven adventure game with some visual novel elements. It’s based off my book like basically everything I make, specifically this would probably take place during book 3, when Phaize is resurrected and has to navigate the world having been in not a person for 70 years