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pronouns and gender: she/her and cis

Sexuality: Bisexual 💖💜💙

Birthday: January 3rd, that makes me a capricorn. OK technically a sagittarius bc the stars have moved and all that junk but I like the fish goat more.

My favorite color is light grey then teal

I have two babies, my cats, Morwen and Tellamane. Morwen is a diluted calico and Tellamane is a tuxedo. They are both assholes 🥰

My favorite food is tomatoes

⚠️ I shouldn't have to say this, but this blog is not a safe place for TERFs or other bigots. Just block me for both our sakes. ⚠️

Art Information

You may dub my comics, so long as you link back to me and tag/send me the link to the finish video. I love seeing ya'll hard work!

You may repost my work but you must link back to me. Please do not repost my work to places I have already posted it. I'd much rather you reblog or share the orginal post.

You may use my work as a icon or PFP so long as you link back.

The program I use is Clip Studio Paint EX.

The brushes I use changes often but here's the ones that have stuck around plus a basic tutorial.

Click for better quality

I don't do commissions currently. You can ask for requests, but I make no promise I will draw them.

Fandom Junk:

How did you learn to draw? At 14 my parents got me "How to Draw Anime for Dummies" and it's been down hill ever since.

"Do you ship---" probably. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ I'm a multishipper. So long as it doesn't give me the squick, I either probably ship it a little bit, even if I don't make peices for it, or am completely indifferent.

My favorite Pokémon is Trapinch, followed closely by the Hydreigon line.

My classspect is Slyph of Life and my blood caste is Olive.

I've not too much to say on his design. Game Haro is one of the easier characters to take to my style tbh. I just needed to redo his beak.

I changed the colors on his cloak to green to yellow since that breaks up his silhouette better than one blob of gold. Maybe I should have given him camo lol

His clothing is very, very loosely based on some Polynesian skirts I saw while searching around. Both leaves are palm fronds.

Like Shamura, dealing with sin and the bloodier aspects of his domain stained his hands red instead of the usual black. (and like Shamura, I am going to forget about it)

Lore

Haro was one of the younger chosen gods, though he is still insanely old.

His temple was located on an island off the coast but his territory spread onto the forest of the main land itself.

He would often travel the lands and speak with other gods, both to gain their friendship and permission to hunt game in their territory to make sure that the balance of predator and prey was being kept up. If it wasn't, he would have to step in and either thin one of the twos population or have a very stern talk with the locals and/or their god about respecting the balance of nature.

He's gotten into a few scraps while doing so, but Haro is always able to remind everyone that no matter how big or powerful, everything is preyed upon by something else and he know exactly what that something is and how to call it forth.

Except, of course, the five Bishop siblings. By the time he thought to do so, they had taken out anything that might have preyed upon them outright.

When The Bishops offered him a way to escape their purge, he took it.

He didn't want to denounce The First Ones. He didn't want to hand over his lands and followers to The Bishops. He didn't want to kill his Crown.

But he also didn't want to die and the truth die with him.

If all the chosen gods died, no one would be left to recall the truth: The Lands Of The Old Faith is a misnomer. Other gods ruled and lived well before The Bishops.

I've not decided if I want him to have killed his Crown by prying out the eye or if the Crown starved to death without devoted followers to feed it.

Both are tragic in their own ways.

He and Clauneck were also friends way back in the day,but over time Clauneck lost his wits to The Cards and the two drifted apart. Haro did return to his side for comfort when he gave up his divinity, though. Even if Clauneck wasn't fully present, it was nice to be with someone who wouldn't judge him.

He and Yngya were friends, and he looked up to her a lot. Haro also searched for her when she tool her flock into hiding, like The Fanatic did, and he was able to track her down, but promised he would never come back and risk leading those who wish her and her flock harm to her.

Hearing that she died broke his heart. It was like losing a family member.

Haro has a bad habit of eating in front of people. When he gets hungry, he reaches into his cloak and eats whatever he has inside, even if he gets hungry mid-conversation. Yngya had to set a "no eating dead mice at my table" rule because eating meat grosses her out.

Even though I love the yellow-purple color I've gone with the other times I've drawn them with color, I could not for the life of me figure out a way to make them look good together here, so I went with a more red, desaturated purple (I guess it's actually mauve?), pale pinkish, and gold the jewelry.

Also before anyone asks "isn't The Fanatic a red orange color, like the tablets and skin rug?" 1, I didn't like that color. I like the purple. 2, everything about The Fanatic is a corpse, from the skin rug to the tablets themself--That's the color of a body left to decay and wither. So until shown other wise, I'm making them mauve in life and not orange.

Their outfit is inspired by recreation photos from this blog of clothing from India's Satavahana Period.

Lore stuff

So, since we know almost nothing about them, I'm going to be very loosey-goosy about their lore.

After Chemach gave them their crown, they wandered the land spreading the praises of The Great Ones Before.

Their cult ground was in a desert oasis. They finally settled there after their crowd of followers got too big to handle as a wandering god.

They were well known for their ruthlessness when it came to heretics, slaughtering countless in the name of their gods.

The Fanatic had Kudaai make them special weapons that will turn the life force of their defeated foes into devotion for themself. Kudaai was very proud of himself for figuring out how to accomplish such a feat, even if it involved combining smelting flesh and bone and teeth.

It was that ruthlessness and power that drew a very young Shamura to them. Shamura wanted to be allies but The Fanatic could only view the godling as an ignorant blasphemier. Not only did they get the Purple Crown totally by chance, they were a simple critter before.

Before dismissing them, The Fanatic left Shamura with a scar in their chest as a reminder that they are nothing compared to them. They also gave Kallamar the scar across his face the first time they bumped into him and left him with a life long bias agianst cobras.

They should have killed Shamura, Kallamar, and every other new Crown Bearer, but not only did removing a Crown from a Bearer reserved for Chemach's holy mind to decide, they wanted to give this new generation a chance to prove themselves. The First Ones wouldn't have allowed mere critters to use The Crowns if it wasn't going to work out for the best.

They were wrong and not killing those blasphemous creatures was a mistake, of course.

They were close with Yngya, both having gotten their Crowns at around the same time. The Fanatic thought Yngya's positive view on the world was naive, but refreshing.

The two of them were friends with benefits for a time.

They tried to find where Yngya was huttled down with her flock, but was unable to locate her.

They and Haro were secondary friends with each other. They were both closer with Yngya than each other and rarely interacted with each other when she wasn't around or involved in some way.

The Fanatic was disgusted that Haro would give up the blessings given to him by the chosen feathered hand of The First Ones. The threat of a little bit of pain was all it took? Pathetic!

When The Bishops finally came knocking on their door, they stood their ground as best they could, but were defeat by the five's momumental strength.

In the end, Shamura tossed The Fanatic a sacrifical dagger and told them The Bishops would allow The Fanatic to live of they denounce The First Ones and cut out the eye of their Crown.

The Fanatic, in one last act of defiance, took the dagger and stabbed themself in the chest.

In their dying seconds, Shamura stomped their head under foot and said they were taking The Fanatic's title as the god of knowledge, since only a fool would deny their kind offer.

(This will certainly be a debunked idea if we ever get more about them and their Crown, though, but I think it's a fun idea that Shamura stole their secondary title as god of knowledge.)

The eyes on their hood and tail can "see" but the farther from their head the eye pattern, the less clear it is. The ones near the end of their tail can tell light and dark and that's about it.

Their soul is still stuck in Purgatory. Narinder once went to there to track them down. He said he would have come earlier, but he didn't think The Fanatic would take the offer of a heretic. He mocked that he wasn't planning to settle their soul, but, hey, maybe the next bearer of The Red Crown would let them move to the peace of the ether.

And those first few centuries of him wallowing and whining about being trapped--it was so annoying!

I was trapped, too, but he never asked me how I was handling it! It sucked for me, too!

And then he goes and passes me around like a joint at a frat party to all these unworthy vessels!

He gave me to a *fish* who lasted only 3 years before she gave me back!

I decided to redesign how I draw the duck siblings mainly because I hate drawing their feather cloaks. It's a pain in the butt, so I decided to simplify and personalize their clothes instead.

I tried to be a little better at giving them each different body types, since their life styles are so different.

Chemach is built with toned legs, since she travels on foot a lot. Kudaai is a brick from swinging his hammer and working with the forge. And Clauneck both doesn't move much and forgets to eat more often than not, so he's a twig of a man.

Scar reference

Chemach's scars are mostly from accidents while traveling, but the ones on her arm and back are from angry mortals trying to steal Crowns from her.

The scars on Kudaai's lower arms and legs are from mishaps in the forge. The big one on his inner thigh, for example, came from his first attempts at using gunpowder. The ones on his back and upper arms are from mortals foolishly believing if they defeated him he would make them a weapon or gods upset they lost a fight and blaming him.

Clauneck's only scar is on his upper shoulder, close to his neck. A village leader didn't like the future he had drawn and took it out on Clauneck. The village leader mysteriously went missing. Don't ask Chemach about it.

I have so much little lore bits for these guys that I'll just toss a few here for each.

Chemach-

*dumped all her extra stat points into her charisma and is really good at reading people.

*Lesbian who had a some long term girlfriends who followed her around as she traveled, though they were few and far between. Mortal lives are short and getting attached only to lose someone still stings even if it's happened before.

*Bossy "Big" Sister. (she claims she's the oldest because she got the egg shell off first when they hatched.) loosing her marbles did not change that part of her personality. She has the heretic gods that visit her (mostly the lamb now) deliver food or soap to her brothers when she gets word that they haven't been eating well or are lacking on their hygiene.

*she was Friends with Benefits and besties with Yngya until the desire to go agianst her nature caused an argument between them. Yngya heard about what happened, but hasn't seen her in her new godly state.

*she makes the best bread.

Clauneck-

*he was once very witty and observant to the world around him, but then he started being in the past, present, and future at the same time more often than not, which is very tiring and makes it difficult to be witty and fun to be around for most poeple. He started really leaning into it just before Chemach went insane. He knew it was coming and bring in the present made him worried and stressed. He pulled himself out of it more often for the centuries he and Shamura were a thing, though.

*he likes strong, sour or bitter flavors. The sharp taste help keep him in the present and able to enjoy what's going on.

*he has lost or had stolen every card in his deck multiple times over. But they will make it back to him in time, so he doesn't worry about.

*his bread is always burnt when he tries to cook.

Kudaai-

*he takes a full bath twice a year. Which is up from never a year when he was kid, and Chemach had to drag him to a river when he started to stink too badly. When he got bigger than her, she recruited Clauneck to help throw buckets of soapy water on him.

*his back is scarred up so badly he can't feel much anymore. He's carried on with arrows and spears in his back for months before he noticed they were there and pulled them out.

*More people than he can count owe him life debts. He's big and wide, so he scares off highwaymen and most predators just by looming into view. Consequently, he has the most first aid knowledge of the 3.

*when he makes bread, he worries it will burn and takes it out to early so the insides are doughy.

All three-

*Peas are all three's favorite food. Kudaai's next favorite is worms. Chemach's is bread. Clauneck's is rhubarb, even though it makes him really sick to eat more than a nibble.

*When puberty hit, they all shot up like weeds. It bothers Chemach she is the shortest and that, through his work as a smith, Kudaai has a more prominent chest than her.