A wizard walks into the tavern with a newt familiar.
The fighter says, “Cute familiar. What’s its name?”
Wizard answers “Tiny.”
Fighter, “Why ‘Tiny’?”
Wizard, “Because, he’s minute.”


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Why does that NPC seem familiar.. 🤔

Originally wanted to finish this in time for Valentine's Day, but oh well. So, 3rd Panel = BONUS instead!

(One of this month's Requester Tier rewards for , with special guest: . Image split for improved readability)

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Hey, those slippers look familiar...

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The new survivor looks Familiar...

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i made yet another dnd character.
this time he a tiefling warlock whose patron is his dad.
lol his dad abuses the ability to speak through his kid's crow familiar.

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Haha now it's my turn ..... Happy (early?) Valentiones!!! DJSKFHSKSHKDJ I was like... your name looks familiar... but I GUESS SOMETIMES CHANCES LIKE THIS WORKED HAHA... I enjoyed drawing your Au ra!!!! 💖💖💖

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Another sneak peek of the "Let's build a witch" challenge so far! And yes... That is a demonic turkey for her familiar. XD

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Saber's gown and it's color palette look familiar. https://t.co/E7nD8CgoyD

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I knew Eda sounded familiar.

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Redesigned my vampire OC, Zahra and her boa familiar. Color palettes(plus color palettes references).

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An action-fantasy manga about a wizard and her familiar. It's THE ALCHEMIST OF AURILLIA, now on !

https://t.co/iXIIKd4b6u

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And here's the end result of the witch meme from a while ago. She's a time witch with a tuning fork wand and a lemur familiar. Nobody wanted to name her so I'm calling her Desdemona aka Desmond. 💖

https://t.co/j24tdh3cnw

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Studying the tapestries created for the Sistine Chapel today alongside . Scene of St. Paul in Prison shows a man representing an earthquake at the bottom.

He feels v familiar. Possibly Zangief. Feel free to discuss 🤣

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Pangolï, el último familiar.

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for the longest time i thought that gtoge's eyes looked familiar... and today i finally realized they remind of chobits lol

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You know right before I got into FEH I was mooching off of one of the Etrian Odyssey–s from my sister and I thought that art looked so familiar. When I was going crazy with glasses edits I had the honor of touching their artwork.

[continueing…]

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When researching his novel 'Dracula' (1897), Bram Stoker read Sabine Baring-Gould's 'The Book of Werewolves' (1865). Baring-Gould describes werewolves as having mono-brows and the werewolf boy, Jean Grenier, as having protruding canine teeth. Very familiar.

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