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Very excited to share with you, Fall.

She is a former herbalist who after being captured by a local gang and being infected by a demonic corruption, She escaped and joined up with her current party. They ventured fourth with the first ship out of port and she is using her skills to both aid the party with their goals and to find a way to remove the corruption that has befallen her.

You are always welcome to reach out to me if you have any inquiries!

https://bsky.app/profile/hylleberq.bsky.social
https://www.deviantart.com/hylleberq/gallery
You can see my process live on https://www.twitch.tv/hylleberq as well!
https://vgen.co/hylleberq

Inspired by Becorns, allow me to introduce you to my new druid, Thistleton Thornwood, who i made out of stuff from the tree in my yard! He will be my new character in an upcoming campaign.

Thistleton was born in a mossy hollow when a Druid was experimenting with new magics and accidentally created a new life when a spell backfired. Now Thistleton is ready to set out on his own adventures and learn how to be a Druid.

Spring is the title and also the name of the mafia boss who is in charge of the respective branch family of a larger organization of elves. The organization consists of 4 families for each season: Spring, Summer, Fall and Winter.

Spring is known for being the most unpredictable and ruthless of the branches.
I hope I can show more of my NPCs in the future. :D

I'm happy for being able to draw more personal art.

(By the way, mine is Heinrich Franz Wilhelm Friedrich Wolfgang Schneider van Viktoria)

This drawing comes from a sketch I made years ago; the idea was very vague, and unknowingly, I ended up creating one of my favorite drawings.

Designing the elf and the armor was somewhat difficult; I wanted her to look confident and calm, entering a bar where she was underestimated, and well, in the end things went very wrong, or maybe she came for her prey. I still don't have a defined story, but I hope to make it soon

As a teacher, a question popped up in my head: is DnD a good tool for teaching writing/creative storytelling for students?

It seems like the structure of a DnD game teaches a form of creativity required in Writing, probability and statistics in Math, and fantasy story structure in Reading. These are all skills required in all of my students.

For any teachers out there who have done so, how have you implemented DnD in a class?