fanart n stuff

multiple jobs have been kicking my ass in terms of posting here BUT I will be participating in the art fight this year!

the heart stop mid DIO fight has to be one of my FAV stardust crusaders moments but I’m still devastated about what happened to Kakyoin :(((

is a toxic relationship between a warlock and their patron a given or?

first ever D&D campaign and my 6’5, perpetually shirtless, circus-performer tiefling is the only charisma build of the party

tragically he’s cursed to roll nothing higher than a 11 on a good day (with advantage and a +5) UNLESS he’s drunk driving a ship and he gets straight 20’s

oh nice, never had my art featured before :3

does Hadley have the usual canon starting point w Nora and Shaun, or have you made changes to that? also, you say in one post he blames himself for the bombs...?

Thank you! It always seemed weird to me that the first thing you do after leaving your cryo vault is advertise the fact that you’re from the past… like that’s exactly how you get scammed out of all your money/attacked.

LoreTM below

Certainly!!

S: 6

P: 4

E: 5

C: -1

I: 8

A: 8

L: -1

Highest Skills: Hacking, Lockpicking, Sneak, Pistols

Lowest ‘Skills’: Anything related to tolerance (rads and drugs), Automatic Weapons, Bartering, and General Luck

James (Jamie) Hadley is a wandering tech-enthusiast from out west, past the mountain, who was born and raised entirely in a General Atomics superstore. His love of machines and unique accent both stem from being brought up almost exclusively by Mr. Handys and Ms. Nannys.

He’s traveling the wasteland, fixing up robots, hacking terminals, and picking locks along the way in search of a better life, one that comes with a higher standard of living than scavenged 200 year old canned goods and handmade pipe weapons. Power armor in particular is something he’s very interested in; he studied all the catalogues, military brochures, schematics, and propaganda films to know how everything comes together to function. He needs a suit of his own.

As for the mask; it’s for religious reasons.

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…Except there are no western mountains, no General Atomics superstore, and no mention of any traveling mechanic named Hadley ever.

There is however a perfect genetic match between him and another man by the name of Nathaniel Taylor.

The suave, smooth-talking, Pre-War movie star Nathaniel Taylor, who, within the past 200 years survived a nuclear apocalypse and became the acting General of the Minutemen’s steadily growing militia. He’s also an open supporter of the Railroad and one of the loudest voices in opposition towards the Brotherhood’s presence in Boston.