Some doodles and yet another WIP
Rambling under the cut
Falfyr Temperance is a dnd character I came up with fairly recently. I usually lean toward races that look more... human, so I wanted to go a little outside my comfort zone. I also havenât made a wizard yet (weirdly enough, although I also tend go for healing roles anyway so itâs not surprising), and I remember being told/reading something about how âtrue neutral characters are boringâ, so I wanted to make one thatâs actually interesting. Falfyr grapples with morality, what they want to do and what they think they should do, what matters, and generally follows the laws (but only as they see fit). Also, why not have a character that couldnât care less about gender? Thatâs the least of their problems. I often catch myself saying âsheâ in reference to Falfyr though, so Iâve made it so that theyâre the kind of person who doesnât care what pronouns you use, which will hopefully make the pronoun game easier if I ever use them in a campaign.
Itheel is a character Iâve had for just a couple years, and I tried doing other things with her, but this is the main version of her. Her mother is Ethelle, Queen of Livilla, the faerie kingdom. Nobody knows who tf Ethelle had a child with, and the hint sheâs given is that it was with a dragon. Xandier, the dragon kingdom, is the counterpart to Livilla, as faeries and dragons are seen as the most powerful species and while they arenât enemies, they arenât really chummy either. The two kingdoms just kind of put up with each other. Anyway, Itheel is overpowered as fuck because of the fact that sheâs not only a mix of the two most powerful species on the planet, but from the Livillan royal family, a particularly talented family tree. Itheelâs mother died when she was around pre-teen age (although she has an extremely long lifespan because faeries are biologically immortal and dragons are nearly impossible to kill, so she wouldâve been at least a hundred years old, idk I havenât worked out the math), and there was debate in the court about whether Itheel was fit/worthy of taking her place. Itheel ended up being exiled, partly of her own accord, partly because the bureaucrats are purist assholes, and decided to live in The Abyss, the only âlandâ not under fae or draconian control, although itâs a sort of metaphysical place, where species that arenât fae (elves, sirens, etc.) and arenât draconian (basilisks, vampires, etc.) find refuge. No one really rules the abyss, although the top species there are humans and demons. Itheel basically polices the place to make sure shit doesnât constantly hit the fan.
I havenât done much with Quill, theyâre just a wizard pretending to be a human magician/illusionist. They have an apprentice named Verne. Idk what else.
The last thing is, of course, Faâmir and Thès, from my story âIn Regards to Magicâ. Complete with magic, revolution, and you guessed it: gay shit. Magic is a disease and the government is discreetly killing Invalids, people born with magic. Faâmir is a princess, Thès is a librarian who finds out that she herself is an Invalid, they have another invalid friend named Julius who screwed up as a kid and ended up with fox ears and a tail (while the poor fox has human ears and a stick for a tail). They get involved with Brew and Vermilion, invalid rebel leaders. Shit goes down. Also, the setting is kind of like that of The Golden Compass, but a bit more modern.
