#raining ocs

Five years ago, peak came to the Nintendo Switch.

Aria Wispwind, air genasi College of Eloquence Bard.

(Hopefully uploading this on mobile doesn’t destroy the quality)

I joined my first in-person dnd campaign recently, and I’m so hyped to finally play a bard! I joined at level 8, so I get to skip the early levels of bard when they’re extremely squishy (i mean they’re still squishy, but you’ve got more stuff to deal with it at higher levels) and go straight to making a really really fun build.

Seafoam is back from splatoon 2 and doing better than ever! (she/her)

The fourth and final member of Team Atlas (and also the acting leader,) Seafoam mains the Octobrush and her favorite ranked mode is Clam Blitz, because she is just built different.

Despite having only been able to play in any matches for a few years, she grew into a fierce battler scarily fast. Over the five years since splatoon 2 - and her escape from Kamabo Co. - she has been receiving treatment for a nearly completed sanitization. Even after five years she still has trouble remembering many of the events that led to waking up in the lab, nor much of her life before that, and the little she does remember isn’t all that pleasant. Despite all of this, she has managed to find the happy and exciting life on the surface that the two of them dreamed of. In splat 3, she has a part-time job at the cafe in the lobby.

Returning from splatoon 2, Patches! (I’ve decided to include a lil sketch with these) (they/he)

They main the tri-slosher, and are part of Team Atlas, an anarchy/ranked team. His best mode is Rainmaker.

In the five years since splatoon 2, Patty has gained skill and confidence, a far cry from the fearful little octoling they were when they first emerged from the underground. They still don’t talk much, especially around people they don’t know well, but their teammates always seem to be able to understand what he’s thinking.

The beginning of a new journey…

oc-tober prompts from @oc-growth-and-development