K25fFさんのイラストまとめ

No specific idea, have a kobold wizard.

Most kobold spellcasters are divine, or sorcerors, but there’s plenty of kobolds given to more intellectual pursuits.

Athraxis, First Fear Lord.
Athraxis, Ancient and Terrible.
Athraxis, High Priestess of Hadelmach.
Athraxis, Undying and Unending.

The Fear Lords of the Sunless Isles number three, and the position is claimed as long as one can command the fearful respect of the populace.

Two NPCs, free to a good home.

Specifically, Indrick, a werespider who’s after the same general stuff as the party of Panspermia β, and Nur-Atheri, a cultist driven mad by forbidden knowledge, found abandoned by Panspermia α.

“If this explanation is a setup for a pun, I’m not going to participate.”

Sometimes, you’ve gotta just draw the long-suffering protagonist of your webnovel.

Alice has been having a Weird Few Months, Honestly.

https://t.co/GnN8XZn7hc

“Describe your character in one (1) image”

It’s Aidra, and sometimes you just want to meme.

Is it still a spoiler to call him by his name? Maybe.

“So, if you know about it, you can get to basically anywhere in the city through these tunnels! All sorts of things down here, so check your cellars for holes in the walls?”

Vuldiron, the overenthusiastic and literally ghoulish Director of the Night Guild’s Tunnellers.

“Help me. I can’t remember who I am...”

In my eternal quest to adapt Pathfinder into the Panspermia setting, here’s a fun thing about gnomes.

As gnomes get less excited and lose both curiosity and wonder, their colours dull until they basically just... crumble to dust.

“So, how’s it going, Txiou-Txiou?”
“I almost forgot that nickname since I last saw you, and those were the most blissful months of my life.”

Txuriath, local Tomb Giant, and ???, local(?) Wood Giant.

Fun fact: Wood Giants are, on average, a couple feet taller than Tomb Giants.

The great cyclopes are larger, fuzzier and more bestial than their cyclopean kin. They live in higher mountains and at higher latitudes than other cyclopes, and are known for being terrifyingly strong.

My take on how they’d look in my own setting.

“I don’t wear this much, in the Light. You surfacers apparently find our masks ‘creepy’ or ‘disconcerting’.”

Talegh, featuring her mask. Almost all Stone Elves of Dyskil’navak wear these masks, nearly all of the time.