oc appreciation and help blog

Okay so I got an ask about OC’s and I have so many. 

Playing around making Dragon Age OCs. This is Hadriel, a city elf from Tantervale who is abducted as a teenager and sold into slavery in Tevinter. He’s freed by the Qun and converts, fighting with Qunari forces in Seheron. He’s a rogue who does the dual-blade thing. Likes to be up close. 

He’s part of a pair of characters. Hopefully I’ll get her up soon.

this just in: steph stop making demons

the answer is no, eat my entire ass

this is eidrauz fiolor ;

necromancer, expert of toxins, snake enthusiast because she prolly does keep so many thanks venom immunity 

she smells like menthol and decay 

Try making fan characters or self-insert personas! It’s just as fun, and a good starting block (actually, I know a lot of people who started off like that).

Or try taking archetypes and playing with them! One of our most developed characters in angry gays started as “you know what, we need a scene kid”.

There’s no wrong way to make an oc, and there’s definitely nothing wrong with getting inspired by something or someone’s universe! On that note tho: if you want to create within someone’s universe or for a species they created, be sure to ask first, as some people have closed universes or species.

A “Miraculous Ladybug” fan character: Bunnybelle, a rabbit superheroine!

In her superhero form, she is quite hyper and flirtatious. Has a tendency to playfully taunt the turtle superhero/superheroine (I don’t have a set time to place her in other than not wanting to place her in the present, so could be after Nino’s time as Carapace, or before Master Fu, maybe even in his younger years! However I’m leaning more towards the future.), one could even say they have some playful chemistry going on. Still, she doesn’t let that distract her from fullfilling her duty.