My headcanons on tiefling development/anatomy, specifically infant tiefling, because the idea of tiny, kitten-like tieflings was too adorable to resist!

I had to reference so many sphinx kittens. Wrinkly, squishy babies <3

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✧Eris Vanserra as the Sorcerer✧

Sorcerers carry a magical birthright conferred upon them by an exotic bloodline, some otherworldly influence, or exposure to unknown cosmic forces. No one chooses sorcery; the power chooses the sorcererer.

"Something pulsed in his blood. It always had, but it grew stronger each day his father grew weaker. A new dawn would rise upon the Autumn Folk."

✧ STR 14 ✧ DEX 15 ✧ CON 17 ✧ INT 22 ✧ WIS 17 ✧ CHA 20 ✧

Pomni: Fighter. Just Fighter. Very average but she does it so well. Chaotic Good.

Jax: He's a rogue. He would be, plus he get a lock picking kit. Neutral Evil.

Ragatha: Druid. She can talk to her horse. Lawful Good.

Gangle: Ranger. Ranger with a gun. Chaotic Good. Listen. The tommy gun scene is enough to say she should count as chaotic.

Zooble: Sorcerer. it fits idk. True Neutral.

Kinger: Paladin. He just is. Lawful Good.

Caine: Bard. Chaotic Neutral.

Bubble: Warlock. Chaotic. Just Chaotic.

So @junorsky's pic of Zevlor [alt] and @vicarfriedrich's Zevlor pic [alt] got me thinking.

What if tieflings with more prominent infernal traits, such as Zevlor, had sharp spines poking out at the end of their infernal ridges?

For most tieflings their infernal ridges are just cartilage.

For other tieflings they're osteoderms— hard like bone to provide a natural armor, but not necessarily painful for another individual to casually touch.

For a few unlucky ones, like Zevlor, their infernal ridges are spikes— akin to the kind that Thorny Devil lizards have.

Be-spiked individuals often shave down their spikes. Some only blunt the edges, while others try to scour them off altogether.

(DO NOT DO THIS TO A LIZARD!!!)

The spikes regrow and regain their sharpness, meaning that individuals who file them down must do so on a fairly regular basis.

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So elves are known to be the species in D&D, which a lot of people consider to be like the vegans or vegetarians in the DnD world, but they are also Hunters so they do eat meat. They just eat less of it than the rest of the species in faèrun.

But what if there was a reason for that outside of just only taking enough as to not really impact nature?

What if it was a common allergy among elves to be allergic to certain kinds of meat? Like how humans can have nut allergies, elves can be allergic to different kinds of red meat or poultry, even fish. And it would be different for every elf who has the allergy of what meats they can and cannot eat.

And since the allergy is so common among elves, that could mostly frame elven cuisine to mostly be plant-based with only the elves who aren't allergic occasionally having some meat.

Kinda like irl alpha-gal syndrome, where it's caused by certain tick bites. Which could be how the elves got it, but they also could just be born with it.

So like when an elf eats meat who has this allergy they would get severe stomach pains and vomiting and hives and other reactions. And depending on the person the reaction and how bad it is could vary, with some being very serious and some being more of an annoyance.

Second, smaller headcanon

(Sorry I’ve been inactive. Lots of stress and other stuff so I probs won’t get to this for a WHILE)

So maybe… a villain has a quirk that sends people to a fantasy world. Like basically isekai power. and either your fav ship or a character and a reader (in my brain it’s Bakugo x reader duh) where they’re completely aware this isn’t where they belong, and they end up going on a magical adventure to then get the equivalent of a planeshift spell from dnd and get back home.

Honestly this would be good with any character combos or like a group? The fantasy AUs for MHA are so good, it only makes sense that Isekai would be too.

And depending on how you spin it they could keep their quirks, not have any, or have a different sort of power that fits into the fantasy world they’ve traveled to.

So also, it got me thinking about MHA characters and their dnd classes. Because I love it and want to.

- deku is like an Eldridge Knight type beat. Or really any magical fighter maybe multiclass. I could also see him as a Monk. (Clearly his quirk confuses me)

- Todoroki is def an evocation wizard. Like it’s so obvious. But there’s also the fact that he doesn’t like every aspect of his powers, so he’s also a pyromancy sorcerer (also multiclass)

Not a class but he could be a fire genasi, or fiendish teifling for innate fire powers

- for Ururaka my brain tells me dunimancy (is that how you say it? Gravity magic) wizard. But honestly it doesn’t feel right and I don’t know why. Edit I came back: CIRCLE OF STARS DRUID it’s not perfect for her power but I think it’s so fitting for HER (also it’s my fav class and I love her)

- Iida is a Paladin. He’s so lawful good (not all paladins are lawful good, but the classic one is) and his hero suit looks like a suit of armor. Obviously the heroism subclass. (Maybe oathbreaker during stain arc??) but also eldirch knight utilizes strength or dex as WELL as int. So maybe that.

- Aizawa COULD be any class that has counter spell. But he gives Arcane trickster rouge.

- Denki STORM SORCERER. There’s other lightningy classes but the charisma stat is important here. Maybe with a level in wild magic, simply cause he’s chaotic yk yk

- Jiro BARD BARD BARD like it’s not a question to me. Loves the shatter spell

- Bakugo is a def barbarian. There’s one that sets bad guys on fire when you rage but I don’t remember which one. But that one.

- Kirishima has many options bc everyone just thinks of dragon when they think of him in a fantasy setting. There’s a ranger, monk, and a sorcerer class. There’s also dragon gods for cleric. I think the monk is best cause as long as your dex is high enough you don’t need armor. He also punches.

- so for mina you have to find a class that’s spell list have a lot of acid damage options, SOOOO the new Dancer Bard subclass is just *chefs kiss*

- Sero is difficult. Like I have no clue. But an artificer with a grappling hook isn’t TERRIBLE. But if you look at his quirk, basically he has a lot of mobility so I’m thinking monk, he’s step of the winding all day every day.

- tokoyami is a pact of the great old one warlock. THE VOICES. Also, not a class, but a species: he’s a Kenku. Clearly.

- Shoji. I don’t fucking know.

Jk

I mean I very much think he’s a rouge. He could explain away the mechanics of how much damage rouges can do in a single turn by having a bunch of crossbows. Also he’s a servalence kind of guy, he’s always checking for traps. So I think a good subclass is Scout.

- All might. Also a Paladin, for GLORYYY

Since the prompt for day 3 of #johnshiweek2024 by @johnshidaily was DnD Au, I thought I'd share some headcanons for Johnny and Kenshi.

You can also read them and chapter 2 on my Ao3!

here's my firbolg headcanons!

northern firbolgs have blue-tinted fur with pink accents. they usually have a range of greys for their hair, but pink haired firbolgs also appear. their rarity is similiar to human redhairs! they have many superstitions about them, especially with having a larger inherent magic talent.

southern firbolgs have a wide range of brown fur with lighter accents. their hair is different browns or blacks! top right on the second drawing has albinism and right under is a firbolg with vitiligo!