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Love making insanely detailed designs that will give a headache to everyone who attempts to draw them

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Random elder scrolls creature (re)design dump because I'm trying to get better at posting the miscellaneous art I make
Love making insanely detailed designs that will give a headache to everyone who attempts to draw them

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Following a botched experiment, Kingler's limbs began to swell to enormous proportions. Her newfound strength causes her to froth at the mouth with vertigo, as she fights maintaining balance.
Race: Karkinos Class: Barbarian Subclass: Path of the Experiment Location: Blushing Beach Alignment: Chaotic Good
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Whoops, I drew Crab Crab in a dress. Definitely worth the arm pain xD
For my #KrakenWeek entry, I have produced a "Deep Goddess" Legendary Monster build. Enjoy! https://jacobblackmon.blogspot.com/2024/07/krakenweek-entry-deep-goddess-monster.html
Among the different species of merfolk, hunting one another is something abhorred by all and considered a crime. Still, some tensions arise when it comes to the consumption of non-sapient sea life that do resemble them, such as the crabfolk finding it uncomfortable to see the sharkfolk serving them regular crabs as food.

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I just realized I never posted any of these! Commissions for a dear friend of mine who wanted me to design gods n’ deities for their dnd campaign
Worldbuilding June Day 4: What’s its history? (How did it come to be?)
Today's prompt deals with, well, how my fantasy world got to its current state. Now, I kinda had to choose between going into the fine details of the history of each kingdom and empire, or I could give you the broad strokes for the planet and for each species. And given how much time I spent on the last three prompts, I'll just be be giving you the broad strokes.
So, let's just start off with the planet itself. It formed 4 billion years ago, in the same way that rocky planets in our universe, including Earth, get formed. I suggest reading a geology textbook if you wanna get the specifics, because there's a lot of them.
The planet cooled down relatively fast, and 3 billion years ago, there were already fully formed bacteria floating around in the oceans. About 450 million years ago, these had evolved into the first multicellular organisms of my world. Since the basic biology of life in my world is the same as in ours, most microbiology textbooks explain how all of these processes go pretty well.
About 370 million years ago, the first life forms crawled out of the oceans of my world and onto land. The continents looked nothing like they do right now. In fact, there weren't any landmasses large enough to be called continents! As the various larger islands slowly started clumping together, they started forming the continents visible today. In the meantime, life on land started diversifying.
Fast forward 360 million years, to 10 million years before the current timeline, and magical rocks start to surface in various regions. While this happened in so many different places is still unknown. Let's call it a writer-induced stroke of luck. These rocks had strange effects on the creatures living where they surfaced. Some became fully magical themselves, but for most they just caused the animals and plants to evolve rapidly in directions they otherwise wouldn't have. One result of this was the various intelligent species inhabiting my world emerging.