#rubun

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More D&D drawings! This time some of my Fighter Kali, @poisondilu‘s Ranger Sarabi, and her twin brother Pietro as kids. And two pics of them with their dad.

When they were young, my PC found the homeless and orphaned twins, decided they were now hers and took them home. Her dad adopted them into the family pretty quick. They really are a sweet little family and hopefully we’ll share more of them. 

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Pages for Kali’s journal~ This time of her family: her dad and his adventuring party who raised her and her adopted siblings. I love these guys. Theres her dad, Rubun, who’s a fighter, Dragar the dragonborn rogue, Venna the elven ranger with her hawk Fae, Sane the halfling cleric of Bahamut, and Robis the tiefling wizard. 

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update: Molly saw the picture and freaked out because I knew how long his hair was lol

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a little more explanation about Rubun

he had an obvious affection for Molly from the beginning

we had all drawn our faces or something that represents us on the board so whatever used it didn't have to spell them all out. whenever he was done answering a question he would move the piece to Molly's face.

when we asked him about it, he spelled the word "love." 

upon a few more questions and a few polite answers, we discovered Molly is some kind of reincarnation of the woman he loved when he was alive, whose name was Acalen. 

at this, all four of us became curious about our own past lives. 

through some surprisingly willing answers from Rubun, I discovered my soul was at some point in the body of a knight by the name of Baelin. my girlfriend's soul was put into a body that belonged to a queen named Rayah, who came from a different kingdom than Baelin. 

this is really important to me, I'm sorry, followers, if this weirds you out because I seem like the biggest non-religious loser ever. but souls, reincarnation, and protective spirits are the only things I really believe in. these beliefs have helped me through a lot of tough times and I'd love it if you'd respect them, even if that means ignoring them.