#spcs

[saucybokchoy]

god!! the newest spcs i made for our ny chronicle! they're so fun and prob my fave spcs (they always get into fights tho) ! anyway im working thru art i owe!! art block is horrendous

[bloodxhoney13]

The Jar of Rebuke cast spotlight for @jasonlarock!

"Jason is an out and proud transman working in independent game development and voice over on the US East Coast. He has hopes of helping to bring LGBTQAI+ stories and characters to life as well as sharing creator content on stream with friends and fans of gaming alike."

Thank you for editing this, @ashleecraft!

[asklondinium]

Saw this draw the squad base by @snuffysbox and it was basically Basil and Dustin and their height difference, so it happened. I’ll color it eventually, I swear.

[saucybokchoy]

npcs for my new york vtm chronicle i drew 🦇🖤 this is the first batch of the first arch of the story :) i loveeee world building and making characters. it makes me so happy when my players enjoy them even tho they might just appear for one session lol 🖤 rip belladonna.. they get first pic privileges since they were the first kindred to die lol ⚰️ ooh i can yap abt them all day

[saucybokchoy]

moreee npcs for my nyc chronicle ⚰️ ft kaiser from the visual novel lol 😁 i like to occassionally pull in pre-made npcs into my games! it's fun to see how different storytellers roleplay these characters when we're given like 2 sentences abt their character lol anyway i hope yall enjoy these silly guys.. sadly no walmart employees this time

[saucybokchoy]

Hey uh.....what do you think idkkk might happen if someone were to talk smack about Polonia's ugly sunburn...... I can't imagine doing that.....wouldn't that be absolutely crazy........ the audacity.........

i want u to try that next session 😇 cardi p will crack open ur skull and drink ur brain juices like a coconut and prob tie u to the back off his car and go like 400 km/h across the whole of the eastern american territories 🫶🖤😇

[asklondinium]

They’re best friends, we promise.

(If you’ve never heard the honestly legendary rant that the phrase “ancient fucks” comes from, please watch Richard Ayoade tear everyone around him a new one here over a tray of candy as Noel Fielding almost dies next to him.)

[asklondinium]

In honor of The Goodies coming back for a one-off radio performance (what did we ever do to deserve this?), here’s a little bit of Londinium stuff that ended up not making it into the final narrative.

As is probably very, very obvious around here, Londinium’s main cast draws inspiration from notable figures in 1960s British comedy, and in earlier drafts and plot summaries this extended into the 1970s, as well. When it came time to really finalize the story, a lot of characters were cut simply because they didn’t fit into the larger narrative, which is why the only real groups you see represented in the Society for the Preservation of Comedy and Satire are the cast of Beyond the Fringe (the group jokingly referred to as the “Extravaganza Unit” - this is especially obvious with members Basil and Dustin) and the cast of Monty Python (the Huddleston Players).

However, in earlier notes, there were plans to include nods to The Goodies, as well as to double acts Morecambe and Wise and The Two Ronnies. Since all three groups arguably reached their television zeniths in the 1970s, they ended up being shelved as characters, but I’ve still kept them around for potential side stories and whatnot. The first image depicts the Londinium Goodies, who never had a group name but very much have character names - L-R: Frederick Hagdorn (Graeme), Bertram Gilchrist (Bill), and Cyril Montfort (Tim).

The second and third images show hypothetical Victorian Ronnies and Victorian Morecambe and Wise - these characters never made it beyond vague ideas and were never officially named, but I drew these images earlier this year for myself to imagine what it might have looked like just for fun. Both pairs actually look rather cute and I’d love to someday work more with them and do some Londinium side stories using these characters as the jumping-off point.