#dndtember

With working on the Kuo-Toa previously, I just had to bring in the Big Bads of Abberations - The Illithid, otherwise called the Mind Flayer. These guys are amazing originating from another dimension these creatures traverse the realms causing mayhem all the while increasing thier presence and numbers. Currently in lore the Flayer Empire was broken down their once slaved race The Gith, but even with their empire gone these creatures are a force to be reckon with as many experienced Dnd Players know. As for the fools who take them for granted death is the most peaceful way to go by them.

Wow this was definitely an interesting run. I’m probably going to take a few days off just to take a break and assess what I want to do in the future of me blogs. To those who stuck with me till the end I give you my thanks and here’s to the future ahead of us.

So not going to lie color this guy was kind of a pain in the ass simply because I couldn’t decide what to actually go with. Also on a side note my PC that I’ve been trying to piece together is almost doen so hopefully I can go back to my digital drawings.

A little late on the post, but another classic Dnd monster. The beholder is a monster that has existed since the early days of Dungeon of Dragons. Armed with its eleven eyes each with a different ray it is one of the more formidable creatures in the monster manual. These creatures are also not fools, in fact they are quite intelligent using their craftiness to trap intruders as well as run criminal organizations.

So for anyone wondering who the human is in the pic he was actually a character from an adventure I was a player in... safe to say I didn’t like him.

Sorry for posting another last design but you know how it is with life. For my beast concept I decided to with Jaculi, the spring snake. Now this creature may not be much but it holds a personal spot for me as they were the first creature to put my sword coast party against. These massive snakes sprig themselves towards enemies in order to deal even more damage as well as pin their pray.

Ok so for the next few days I will be using to fill any creature type quotas that I had missed starting with our current addition the Wood Woad. The creatures were once humanoids who souls were implanted into nature itself whether for means to aid the forest or to follow the bidding of some nefarious druid. As a DM this is another type of creature I love to play with simply because their is so much you can do to flush out their story, sure the attacks are nothing too special but what makes this creature great is thinking of the story of why they are a Wood Woad. Maybe the Woad was a dying druid who wish to give themselves to the forest even after death or maybe those villagers who were missing were captured and taken to become earthly minions, the options are their.

Ok so today I had a couple of cool characters to work with, but I did want to push myself a bit in order to do something different so I decided to go with Zariel for an attempt to make wings.