#twst fellow

When choosing a class and race, I first thought about what the character would be guided by, but, to be honest, some of them turned out to be biased towards how I see them.

As usual, the designs use has a bit of reference, although this time it was quite challenging because many characters only have one outfit at most. But I tried.

Actually, the idea of Cater had been in my head for a long time, but I just never found the time to implement it. I think he's the kind of person who would choose a Bard as a class to use his charm even in-game, plus it suits his ostentatious persona. Tieflings sell well and, let's be honest, are very popular. I have no other explanation for why he would choose this race (other than my observation that depressed people are often drawn to them).

Floyd, a rather unpredictable eel who easily loses interest in everything. I think he'd like a Plasmoid, a race that can change shape, grow extra limbs—and also looks funny. (Plus, I think he likes slimes and other stress relievers, I don't know why.) A perfect choice. I think he'd also be hooked on the random magic mechanic for the sorcerer; it would keep him interested in the game a little longer.

Silver, as much as I love him, is really bad at this kind of thing. He's pretty straightforward, so he'd choose the human race as something that suits him naturally. He knows how to be human, at least. But as for his class, I originally wanted to make him just a fighter—yes, a human fighter, typical—but I think he'd choose paladin as an interesting change from his usual behavior. Granted, the change isn't too dramatic, but it's a good start.

So, the difficulties began. Gidel, a mute character who appeared in a single event, certainly provided a lot of material to work with. But I tried to grasp his train of thought. He seems like a very curious and inventive child, and I think he'd appreciate the variety of possibilities offered by the Artificer class. Will he simply find the Tabaxi cute? Perhaps he'll feel a feline kinship with their natural character and behavior? Anything is possible.

Fellow was more easy in this regard. I mean, at least he has a card. Shrewd and knowledgeable about making money, I think he'd appreciate the Rogue's philosophy. It's not like it's anything new to him, after all. Maybe that's why he's so good at it. Half-elves weren't my first thought, but I believe he'd choose that race for their charisma and the potential for a good backstory.

Rollo… I don't know what forces could have compelled him to sit down at that gaming table, but let's assume. A cleric would have been a natural fit, I think. Perhaps he'd have been a support player who required begging for healing, who knows. It's the same with a human – he'd have chosen something simple and suited to his personality, just because he wasn't particularly interested in learning anything else. It's not that he's far from fun, but such games are clearly not his first choice.

Skully, finally a more or less reasonable player. I think he'd generally enjoy this game. Dress up in costumes, pretend to be someone else, scare others (optional), and eat treats. Sound familiar? Regarding class and race, he chose the most creepy and interesting options for him. Drow living in dark caves under the protection of a spider demon, a warlock making a deal with the dark forces—perfect.

The final piece! I can't believe I actually finished this. A whole month of drawing the same thing is a bit overwhelming, but I'm happy with the result. I'm even a little proud of myself, to be honest. It was fun and I'm glad so many people liked my work!