#thamior

[vanitasmori]

Did a full reference sheet for one of my current dnd characters, Thamior.

A beloved colorful boy.

[orpheusilver]

ok here's the reference sheet for my disaster boy, Duke Thamior Varian Erias Sylvaranth II! (long ID)

[ID: 3 simple coloured drawings of various layers of an outfit, on a light golden yellow background. all outfits are drawn on the same base of a forward-facing male figure, from neck to knees.

top right: a white shirt with sleeves that puff out at the wrists, unbuttoned to the top of a brown leather corset with golden trim, which goes around his waist, and deep blue trousers with straight strips of golden detail running down the outside of each leg.

bottom middle: the same outfit with the addition of a sleeveless purple coat, which pulls back at the waist and reveals the light blue scalloped pattern on the interior, which is also visible on the lapels.

top left: the same outfit as the bottom middle with the addition of a blue scarf with strips of golden detail at each end, and a pale purple sash, which is wrapped around the waist of the coat and tied on the left hip.

in the bottom right is swatches of all the colours used.]

[viridiandnd]

Player 4, Thamior

[orpheusilver]

my current inspirations for my thamior redesign are percy de rolo, argo keene, shaun gilmore, and peter nureyev, so this should be interesting!

[orpheusilver]

which oc cares about their appearance a lot vs which oc doesn’t give a flying fuck about how they look :DDD

cares a lot: Duke Thamior Erias Varian Sylvaranth the 2nd, high elf noble bard, professional himbo

could not care less, literally has moss growing on her: moss, goblin hermit monk, chaotic nasty

(ask me "which oc [...]")

[technikomma]

          Eladrin: Spring & Fall

[technikomma]

My pending d&d character for a game that won’t be starting for a while, but that I’m looking forward to quite a bit - Thamior Liadon.

          An Eladrin Elf Blood Hunter [Order of the Profane Soul - Feypact].                      (ft. Summer & Winter forms)

                                                      [Also ft. flower crown for fey reasons.]