Doodles from D&D
This is what it says on the tin: pencil drawings I did last week during two different Dungeons and Dragons sessions (two different editions, even, and nuts to the haters of either). They are a little bit big so behind a cut with them!
This is Bough of Summer Flowers, just "Summer" for short, my elf druid from Thursday's D&D 4e campaign. I am completely incapable of portraying elves the "proper" way, therefore she is a potentially cannibalistic Ted Nugent type who turns into a deermonster on occasion and is about as bright as a bag of hammers. Still getting a handle on her personality: so far I figure she tends to listen more to her instincts than her brain (her Wisdom score is through the roof but her Intelligence is decidedly below average), is going adventuring in search of bigger and better hunts and because she's noticed a disturbance in the metaphorical Force, and she tends to grin most of the time and speak in a peppy, breathy voice. She just hit level 2, so I'll need to figure out which utility power to get her!
This is Piotra Bielebogowicz, my misshapen conscript from Friday's D&D 3.5 campaign. This is obviously a custom race/class combo; basically, she can fire a musket and stab with a bayonet right out of the gate, and is a horrible combination of human and indistinct animal features that stands over seven feet tall. The snappy hat is, in my opinion, mandatory. She, too, is still in the feeling-out-details stage (to the extent that I hadn't even written in her freakin' HP total when I showed up due to scheduling being all kinds of crazy), but I've pegged her as following orders well, being generally good-natured but potentially more able to put her size and scariness to use, and not talking about why she left Not-Quite-Magical-Siberia in the slightest.
Both pictures have gray/blurry sections near the left side because a Levels layer can only do so much for scanning from a spiral-bound sketchbook, and since we're dealing with pencils I can't just go nuts with the white point and midtones. Darnit!
Still to be drawn are my Changeling character and the chieftain of my Mordheim warband, who may or may not be wearing a beer hat.
This is Bough of Summer Flowers, just "Summer" for short, my elf druid from Thursday's D&D 4e campaign. I am completely incapable of portraying elves the "proper" way, therefore she is a potentially cannibalistic Ted Nugent type who turns into a deermonster on occasion and is about as bright as a bag of hammers. Still getting a handle on her personality: so far I figure she tends to listen more to her instincts than her brain (her Wisdom score is through the roof but her Intelligence is decidedly below average), is going adventuring in search of bigger and better hunts and because she's noticed a disturbance in the metaphorical Force, and she tends to grin most of the time and speak in a peppy, breathy voice. She just hit level 2, so I'll need to figure out which utility power to get her!
This is Piotra Bielebogowicz, my misshapen conscript from Friday's D&D 3.5 campaign. This is obviously a custom race/class combo; basically, she can fire a musket and stab with a bayonet right out of the gate, and is a horrible combination of human and indistinct animal features that stands over seven feet tall. The snappy hat is, in my opinion, mandatory. She, too, is still in the feeling-out-details stage (to the extent that I hadn't even written in her freakin' HP total when I showed up due to scheduling being all kinds of crazy), but I've pegged her as following orders well, being generally good-natured but potentially more able to put her size and scariness to use, and not talking about why she left Not-Quite-Magical-Siberia in the slightest.
Both pictures have gray/blurry sections near the left side because a Levels layer can only do so much for scanning from a spiral-bound sketchbook, and since we're dealing with pencils I can't just go nuts with the white point and midtones. Darnit!
Still to be drawn are my Changeling character and the chieftain of my Mordheim warband, who may or may not be wearing a beer hat.