#coggs

Not only am I working on the designs of the main three, I decided to try to take a jaunt into drawing all the OTHER characters in Mossflower. Here is Best Boi Gingivere (with a Ferdy and Coggs in the second picture)

Mask: Alright, what tipped you off?

Ferdy: Well you don’t look anything like yourself, sir. And since you’re a master of disguise I figured you were the only one who could look so much not like you, sir.

Captain Daggery

A middle aged halfling who has lead and served in Shimmerdeep’s city guard for well over several decades. Short, stout, and wearing heavy armor far too large for one of his stature, Daggery does not initially make for a formidable figure; but his gruff voice and bristly mustache command authority to those who serve under him.

Constable Coggs

This imposing warforged belays a quieter side due to lacking the ability to speak apart from internal stones that enact as a primitive vocal system, having been made with no mouth. The metal and wooden-casted construct acts as a beat cop around neighborhood blocks, always a fairly welcomed sight by residents for the ensured safety. Coggs is rarely seen without their partner and interpreter by their side, Lieutenant Halmond.

Lieutenant Halmond

The sound of splashing water and a shout from down the passage pulled Yarrow from the dark corners of his mind. There was the patter of paws on stone, and then the three youngsters burst back into the main cellar. Gonfflet and Chugger were laughing uproariously, as though they’d just played the perfect prank. They ducked behind Ferdy and Coggs, pulling Tintin with them,  just as Martin emerged from the passageway dripping wet and blinking sleep from his eyes.

Ferdy couldn’t stop chuckling as he tossed Martin a barkcloth towel. “That water was for rinsin’ your paws and face, Martin, not for takin’ a bath.”