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I really enjoyed translating Koryah’s design into my art style for this commission!

She is a gentle herbalist with contrasting black-and-white hair and emerald eyes. The delicate white-ink tattoos on her chest symbolizes a Luna moth that was drawn to honor her late sister.

I loved working on her practical but elegant outfit, the ruffled white blouse, high boots, and that sturdy belt loaded with potion bottles. Her pointed ears have simple earrings, and I made sure to include her signature peacock feather pen so she can write down new recipes while trying new combinations of ingredients!

Hello there , adventurers! So, this was a big one. As You can see, this is a commission and we have here a big amount of different characters, and as this is a commission, I don’t have backstory for them, but I will try to summon gem, or maybe players, if they have a wish, they will put some words here. They are all pretty different as you can see, artificer Goliath , Dragonborn lady, gunslinger Tiefling and others, that will be kinda a little book if we put all descriptions and backstories here. So, let’s just see the art, hope that they will have fun during the sessions and campaign in total. As for the drawing itself, as always, your critics are welcomed, feel free to put some words if you have something to tell. This is all what I wanted to say here, stay safe and have a good day!
See you on next arts soon.

"Perhaps my memories are gone... but my heart still remembers the path."

At first glance, Zavakko appears to be everything one would expect from a Dragonborn Barbarian—towering, intimidating, and born for battle. His massive frame, scarred scales, and relentless fighting style often make others believe he is a ruthless warrior.

The truth could not be more different.

Beneath his fierce appearance is a curious soul who finds joy in wandering the world, meeting strangers, tasting unfamiliar food, and chasing every new adventure that fate places before him.

Long ago, Zavakko lost his memories during a devastating war. He remembers neither his homeland nor the people he once fought beside.

Yet while his mind has forgotten...His body never did.

Every instinct, every swing of his twin axes, every battle-hardened reflex remains etched into his blood. When danger appears, his muscles move before thought, as though guided by echoes of a life he can no longer remember.

Driven by fragments of forgotten dreams, Zavakko travels across the world searching for the legendary Ember Heart, an ancient flame rumored to awaken memories long thought lost.

At first, the journey was only about reclaiming his past.But somewhere along the road...

Everything changed.

Every village welcomed him with new stories.

Every battle forged new scars.

Every campfire brought new laughter.

Every companion became another family.

Over time, Zavakko came to understand something he had never expected:

Perhaps memories are not what define a person.

Perhaps the choices we make today matter more than the lives we can no longer remember.

Now, he no longer fears the emptiness of his forgotten past.

Instead, he walks forward with a smile, creating memories that belong entirely to himself.

Wherever the road leads...

That is where his heart calls home.

Mikha | Tiefling | Bard (College of Glamour) | Noble

Signature Spells:
• Command
• Dissonant Whispers (heartbreaking tune)
• Shatter (heavy metal tune)

When I created this PC, I told myself, "I’m so done with orphaned characters". So, for a change, her parents are not only alive but also wealthy.

Because of her upbringing and social standing, I decided to break away from the "horny bard" trope and instead play her as a prim-and-proper bard who is accustomed to the finer things in life.

My character development for her is that, over the course of her adventures, she will gradually come to appreciate the simple joys of life, such as sharing a simple meal with her fellow adventurers around a campfire or sleeping beneath a breathtaking sky in nothing more than a simple blanket and bedroll.

Art by Artofz

Looking for examples of evil characters that were fun to play with. Evil but not detrimental to other players. Sketching an lawful evil paladin that does heroic deeds because of his oath. But is sadist and has no mercy against his enemies. Don't want him to become a liability to the table.

So far my first experience as a DM has been epic. I played a couple sessions as a player at other tables, but when a group of friends suggested that I should be the DM and try my own campaign, I couldn't refuse.

• The majority of players are my close friends, whom I know for 10+ years. They played as:
  • Diana, Druid (Circle of Stone), Driad
  • Karnysh, Ranger (Gloomstalker), Kenku
  • Umdrak, Sorcerer (Shadow), Dwarf
  • Raita, Monk (Four Elements), Shifter
  • Amon, Cleric (Life), Human
• It was a nautical-themed campaign. The main setting was an archipelago surrounded by the wall of storms, that has been isolated from the rest of the world for 300 years. PCs got there after a shipwreck and soon enough learned that power of storms may be controlled, and there is a faction of storm mages aiming to use the storms and tsunamis to conquer the outside world. Then - pirate crews, political intrigue, treasure myths, family drama and finally defeating a villanous god confined under the islands.
• Story was somewhat inspired by Cosmere books by Brandon Sanderson and Divine Cities by Robert Jackson Bennett. Also, who doesn't like easter eggs for the Pirates of the Caribbean
• Some rules and magic items were fully homebrewed. I wanted to do something like a Mythic Path from Pathfinder:WoTR videogame, so each PC had additional abilities that they could use by consuming rare crystals (1 type of crystal for each player). Resurrection spells also needed separate type of crystals to cast. I knew that my homebrew stuff could go off the rails at any point gameplay-wise, but I trusted my players and nothing really game-breaking ever happened.
• We played online, with me and a couple of friends living in one city often getting together at my place. (the rest were connected by Discord + Owlbear Rodeo). We played weekly, but could pause for several weeks/months whenever someone was away for a holiday or a work trip.

Ask me anything! Would recommend this game and this table 100%, nothing comparable ever happened to us in terms of storytelling and roleplaying. For my players: I love you guys.