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New character drawing of @khaosbringer’s Khys Illuminaris, an elven inventor from Pathfinder 2e. ✌️
Wanted to practice bust portraits since that Kurama one was solidly “meh”. I’m really happy with this.
4 fictional characters that mean the world to me -- join if you like!
Ameiko Kaijitsu (Pathfinder)
Cmdr. Susan Ivanova (B5)
Remus Lupin (Harry Potter)
Amalthea (The Last Unicorn) https://t.co/EEOf66Xe2A
Been a minute since I posted some art, so here's a little bit for ya -- @khaosbringer's first serious Pathfinder character, Aubrei Liviana from Rise of the Runelords.
She dealt the final blow to Karzoug, btw. She's kind of a big deal.
Finally got another OC to share. I actually drew this little dude originally in 2014 (😩😩😩) for a comic idea I had about a not-so-skilled necromancer who accidentally releases the spirit of a bound lich… at the time I didn’t know about demiliches. #oc_tober2021
Day 4 of OC-Tober (I am trailing just behind!) features Caeryn Mordha, a war priest of Iomedae from Trunau, and later a Knight of Lastwall! She’s hardcore.
#oc_tober2021
Well, I didn’t quite catch up today, but here’s Day 3 of OC-tober — Hallora Brizzidell, gnome wizard. She’s a turd, tbqh.
#oc_tober2021
Finally, two articles from Lost Omens: Legends -- Kevoth-Kul, by Ashton Sperry, and Khismar Crookchar, by Ryan Costello.
This book is my favorite of all the LO books (so far), and these articles were very helpful in fleshing out Numeria for my viewers.
So I'm gonna talk about how great those folks are and what they did to make my Numeria video possible.
Let's start with the Lost Omens World Guide, written by Tanya DePass, James Jacobs, Lyz Liddell (@lyzmaytweet), Ron Lundeen (@RPGRonLundeen), Liane Merciel, Erik Mona...