#vulshok

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Did an art for New Capenna Koth!

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Name: Axel Brighthand

Species: Vulshok/Elemental

Plane of Origin: Mirrodin

First Planeswalk: Lorwyn

Colors: R/G

Abilities: pyromancy, geomancy (only on himself), summons elementals, Champion Forme (can grow to Ultraman Size to fight bigger monsters, the ability only lasts for 30 minutes before he reverts back to his normal form, can only be recharged under the sun for an hour)

This is Axel Brighthand, the Champion of Lorwyn and the Strongest Elemental of the plane.

his story wasn’t a happy one, he started as a Vulshok child of Mirrodin during the Phyrexian Invasion and the shock of killing his already infected family ignited his spark and sent him to the peaceful world of Lorwyn, there a old Elemental named Broz Brighthand took him in and made him a part of his family with his son Crenshaw Brighthand (now Ashmouth if anyone follows me and @poison-stripes story) he lived a happy life, discovering everything the world offered, and a month before the rite of age ceremony for all young elementals, Broz decided to let Axel take the ritual, to which the Flame of Brightheart found Axels contained potential and made him into a fusion of both Elemental and Vulshok, it was afterwards that Broz explained how Axel got here and he learned that he was a Planeswalker, now with a fire in his heart and a sense of adventure he traveled to different planes and made many new friends, even gaining a new form and power in Amonkhet (which you see right now)

[socialpoison]

going insane about my New Phyrexia dnd character Torra. Her struggle with doing what's right in the face of other obstacles. Death, defeat, practicality. But the last one she faced was when doing what you believe is right conflicts with the choices of other people, people you want to love and respect.

She didn't even want to be compleated, but the party did so to save her, as she was dying. And that sounds like it should be a point for rightness > agency, but Torra decided that this would be the first of many things she'd give up, in the name of respecting the choices of others. As though her own choice had ceased mattering.

Her goal had shifted towards radical love and acceptance, for everyone but herself