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Sketch dump from the last 2 years that I either don't have the motivation to complete, or don't know where to put the art. Yay!!

Look. I want people to read these books. I made a slide show and everything.

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Wretched spotlight

D20 exchange gift for @twackycat , i hope you like it!! Mice & Murder was such a fun campaign, and I ADORE Sylvester Cross, i wanted to do something with him!!

Bonus: Close up, and non-shadows version of it!

Have a safe, vampire-bite-free summer everyone, by going to the beach with legendary monster hunter Rudolph Van Richten!

Image by Raven Mimura, © Wizards of the Coast

[Here’s the corner case I mentioned. Although the gravorg never appeared in another D&D product, it did show up in the Gamma World expansion Legion of Gold. Which is as good a place as any for an anti-gravity lemur. The gravorg is probably the most different, mechanically and flavorfully, from the original of this suite of conversions. Although it’s one trick is a good one, I gave it more gravity themed abilities. I also boosted its Intelligence score. In a game with roughly 50,000 magical ambush predators, why not have one more you can chat with?]

Gravorg CR 8 CN Aberration This faintly comical creature resembles an enormous black and white striped lemur. Its yellow eyes are wide and owlish, and its tail long and prehensile.

Gravorgs are curious subterranean carnivores that hunt by manipulating gravity into a weapon. Despite their seemingly flamboyant coloration, they can shift their fur’s stripes into a mottled grey suitable for camouflage among rocks and cave walls. When they come across a suitable prey item, they repeatedly use their reverse gravity ability to batter it to death, bouncing it repeatedly from ceiling to floor. Creatures that manage to get close to a gravorg must deal with its claws and teeth, and flying creatures that escape its gravity traps are instead blasted by pinpoint bursts of intense gravity.

Despite their bestial appearances, gravorgs are intelligent and can speak, but they rarely have anything to say to creatures they consider being food. Most gravorgs will feign a lack of intelligence to trick opponents into underestimating them. When interacting with creatures that recognize their intelligence, gravorgs will often weave half-truths and riddles into a befuddling tapestry that convinces many that talking to a gravorg just isn’t worth it.

Gravorgs move ponderously on the ground, but are capable of manipulating their personal gravity to allow short periods of incredibly precise flight. Although a gravorg will use this in combat, they typically save a few rounds of this ability to facilitate escape—gravorgs are cowardly creatures that dislike fighting opponents that can fight back. A gravorg grows to twelve feet long, but half of this length is made up of its long prehensile tail. Although gravorgs rarely use weapons or tools, this tail is almost as dexterous as a human hand.

Got her butt kicked by an evil 19 year old with a flaming sword