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For this art request I wasn’t given a whole lot to work from, which in some cases can be quite intimidating, but on the other hand can be really fun to have the freedom to play around with the look and features of a particular character. In this case, the player did have a few requests however, some of which were that the character’s skin, hair, and horns be blue, and that her staff embody a very natural quality and feature an emerald gem at the end. Based on the character’s description, I chose to go with dark clothing and some subtle hints of armor, as her personality came across as somewhat “anti-hero” to me. For this reason I also went with fingerless gloves, and did footwear to match, as well as to tie into the “one with nature” essence she exudes.

Sister Carmilla is a devout follower and agent of the Church of the Crimson Rose, using her blood magic to punish the wicked.

About the Church of the Crimson Rose:
The militant followers of this faith hunt down the wayward and the wicked, judging and purging them swiftly and without mercy.

"Sister Carmilla. Blessings upon you—and may you never stray into the path of sinners."

Art by @Artofz

Lithe, limber, and beautiful, Arachne [he/him] is a talented acrobat whose mid-air twists and tumbles entrance all audiences. His personality, though, is less of a whisper and more of a blasting foghorn. Arachne lives for the showmanship, bellowing out orders, jokes, and puns as he and his coven of werespider acrobats perform. Along with his own talents, Arachne oversees the shows playing at the Big Top, and his magical abilities give him control over the pocket dimensions used to ensnare those who ‘volunteer’ to be part of the acts.

Aracnhe the Werespider was illustrated by Jason Engle for Heckna!