#smite

[farsight-the-char]

Rip and Tear, Cleave and SMITE

[thefoilguy]

Ra (Archon Skin) from Smite - Aluminum Foil Sculpture

[vunkbunk]

There seems to be a pattern to the characters I like to play in video games.

[darkflierazura]

Thank you Marshal of the Central Altar for protecting me from the demons of artblock and procrastination

I compiled some Nezhas I know about. I embellished Nazha’s attire because I wanted to, tho I drew a version with more faithful attire. I wonder if Red will do a Miscellaneous Myths on him?

Avenue X on YouTube has a pretty good and comprehensive overview on Nezha for those interested in that type of video. Now with a Part 2

[syrospit]

five dollar commission for my glorious goat @cosmics-canteen please maul that blonde man for me

[crippledgiraff]

Show your Dungeon Master that your paladin means business!

Bonk!

Bonk!

BONK!

Stronk Lil' Knight from @diceyjune

Tabletop Role Playing Game Paladin Sticker

A high quality sticker depicting an armored knight with a huge maul

[sigyn-foxyposts]

Healers in video games are so nice and just genuinely want to help their team! ✨

Meanwhile, the absolute unhinged menaces I choose to main:

[eirikrjs]

I can't believe we don't have a good insect race to counter the Vermin. if this "good bug" race were to be introduced, which characters do you think would make the cut?

Hmm. Such a "good bug" race would have to be the inverse of the Dark-Neutral Vermin, so Light-Neutral. It might be called Insect. What might be in it?

Let me list (it won't be a lot):

(Solomon's) Shamir: The maybe worm that could cut through hard materials like stone for the construction of Solomon's temple. Asmodeus is involved in its acquisition. The stories surrounding this thing are quite interesting!

Ah-Muzen-Cab: Maya god of bees and honey. One of the difficulties with a non-Dark "Bug" race is that there aren't many bug-like figures from myth or folklore that might be considered Neutral or Light affinity, at least that would justify being placed in such a themed race grouping. Cultures worldwide seem to agree that bugs are kinda icky and like to exist in the shadows. Bees are exceptions, if only because they produce honey. But even then, it's not like bee gods are incredibly numerous. Ah Muzen Cab from Smite:

Penanggal: My favorite little bee protector fellow. Being in a "good bug" race like this would be quite the glow-up for it.

The "Myrmex Indikos"/Gold-digging Ant: An ancient game of telephone that somehow turned small mammals/marmots living in desert zones of India into giant, furry ants. Would the people who believed such things were possible back then be the equivalent of today's Bigfoot truthers?