" Aren't you a mystery? "
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" Aren't you a mystery? "
OC from @ashikitsune ( Ashi_Kitsune ON ARTFIGHT )
Messing with a redesign of my old speculative evolution aliens. “Grothia are a group of sapient terfavores (ash feeders) that nomadically travel the cindered surface of Sedah. Their skin has high iron content, resulting in a rust on their body as they age. The eldest of them grow rigid and will die as crimson husk, red monuments to the past.”
Forgot to upload this last night,more of @jesterrlavorre an my twin dnd characters in a borderlands au! Some chill sister downtime
Sedah: You know, when I was little I used to pretend you weren’t my mother.
Marion: Me too.
So before bl3 was announced me and @jesterrlavorre made some DnD twins,so naturally we put them in everything
The masked one is my bandit assassin Sedah,and her sister Nevaeh is the knowledge cleric turned siren!
mobster,edgelord,family disappointment,Sedah’s got it all going on rn
YAINA
Yaina are one of the most successful pack hunters on Sedah, strategically taking down prey and protecting their rocky territories through group cooperation.
Trying to update an oooold spec-evo alien to be more visually interesting and emotive.
Grothia are the sentient race of the ash clouded world Sedah. Due to being amongst the dietary group of Tefravores (animals who inhale the high organic ash of Sedah, usually through pores on the back hunch) the mouth has fused shut. Only special tissue exist there that act as smell receptors.
A transparent shell membrane covers the head like a helmet, protecting the eyes from debris.