Nate Nouveau

Recently played through Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance (an oldie but a GOODIE, OH BOY) with my fiance. This was his joke, but after I laughed about it daily for a week, I figured I was obligated to share it with the world.

Bonus: my absolute fav response:

Replaying through Fire Emblem Awakening and remembering why I love Lissa and Lon'qu so much. The perfect meeting of Unstoppable Intensity and Unswayable Silliness, wrapped up in that good good Princess And Her Guard romance.

Our players went to a fancy party in Elden’s capitol, populated by the grown children of the High Families, Elden’s highest nobility. I’ve posted a few others, but here we have:

My fiance and I designed these two (Dawn, and Dusk, two spirits sharing one body), so that we could trade off which of us is DMing vs which of us is playing. Ultimately we concluded that co-DMing works better, with us both planning and playing NPCs, but him doing the actual DM talking and mechanics, and me in charge of art. This meant my character (Dawn) was in control more often. EXCEPT!! In true DnD fashion, things veered WILDLY off the trail we expected, and now they've been separated out into two bodies again! 

So it turns out rarepairs motivate me to make fan content? I’m still baffled that these two are a rarepair after Shadowbringers. It’s not like they’re raising a teenager together or anything 

I imagine Urianger pining a little bit, before offering an “arrangement” or sorts-- but he thinks he’s gonna get shot down, and is a little overwhelmed when Thancred kisses him.

Bonus, once his brain catches up:

More NPCs for the fancy party our players went to. 

We threw a beholder at our DnD party this past week (edited to be more monkey-like, to fit with the setting of our homebrew world). I tried to give it some vine-like qualities to the stalks as well, but I ran out of time and can’t tell if it worked, or just looks veiny. I do love how the face came out, though!

I’ve been wanting to draw some art nouveau style character designs for a while, and finally remembered to while actually sitting in front of my computer. I love how this one came out!

((It seems like tumblr has borked up it’s image sizing again, and 540 pixel width only appears sharp if you post the image in a text post. So I guess we’re doing that now!))

Here we have:

((Last time I posted these they were blurry so I’m reposting and trying something else to see if it’ll fix the problem.))

Here we have: 

This was our players’ first glimpse of “the Isles” in our homebrew DnD game, located within a perpetual storm. The abandoned city on the central isle appears eternally embraced by the arms of an ancient temple to the Cloaked One. 

An elf in armor.