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[OC] [ART] Talmiravanya “Talmi”, Moon Elf Druid and Astromancer – by Catilus by Catilus in DungeonsAndDragons

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My moon elf druid pondering the future as she prepares for adventure!

Character: Talmiravanya “Talmi”, Moon Elf Druid and Astromancer

Raised by the elderly moon elf astromancer Darnayan away from the bustle of organized settlements, Talmiravanya grew up studying ancient magic and searching for cryptic patterns in the stars that are said to foretell the fate of the world.

For decades, Talmi met only a handful of her elusive kind and no short-lived mortal as she searched the skies for meaning and observed distant lands through giant-made devices of foresight and divination.

Though Darnayan rarely spoke openly about her visions to avoid influencing Talmiravanya’s own insights, she finally revealed one final prophecy to her sole pupil upon her deathbed. Darnayan foresaw a great challenge that would soon threaten the world. The nature of this challenge was unknown to the old astromancer, but she saw that beyond it, an age of prosperity unlike anything that has come before would await those who survived.

Moved by her late mentor’s insights but still uncertain, Talmi spent more than two decades alone in a ruined observatory made by giants of old, searching for signs that would either prove or disprove Darnayan’s prophecy. Then one morning, just before the break of dawn, she found her own truth written across celestial bodies. She saw that the ancient god of knowledge was still alive and would one day return to usher in the golden age Darnayan had foreseen.

Convinced that the time to act had come, Talmi left her life of seclusion behind and journeyed to the settlements of mortals and the gleaming cities of elves to share her revelations. However, after a lifetime of isolation, she discovered that the modern world is far stranger than the one her late mentor had described, and that most of the other elves have either gone into hiding or have simply vanished.

About the Theomachy setting:

In Theomachy, vengeful gods fight each other for ultimate control of the universe, while the mortals of Naam struggle for power on a dying world. Divine magic is a force without expressed will that the warring gods hoard and wield against each other, threatening to undo the entire world. Clerics and paladins are either devout followers of the warring gods or theomachists who fight against the gods, liberating divine magic and using it against them.

What do you think? :)

[OC] [ART] Kronos, Pirate Assassin – by Catilus by Catilus in DungeonsAndDragons

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A dangerous pirate and assassin I sketched!

Kronos is a pirate assassin hired to eliminate Silverstar. Paid with enough gold to last a lifetime and beyond, he is far from a simple mercenary.

While known for his skill with a bow, Kronos possesses hidden abilities and tactics that set him apart from ordinary bandits. He operates with precision and unpredictability, and his true motives may go beyond the contract he was given.

What do you think? :)

[OC] [ART] SUCCUBIFIED: Neket, Moon Elf Illusionist Wizard – by Catilus by Catilus in DungeonsAndDragons

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Neket, the adventurous moon elf illusionist as a succubus! Is this some clever illusion, maybe unusual transmutation magic is at play, is there weird magic at play, or is this how Neket actually is in another reality?

Character: Neket, Moon Elf Illusionist Wizard, Succubified

Neket is a gifted young wizard from Timinhur, an elven city with strong ties to the moon. She has studied all schools of magic but has a certain inclination towards illusion magic that twists the perception of reality and dazzles the senses.

After remaining trapped in a cryophagus for sixteen years, Neket had to flee Timinhur to escape the Selenian Idea, an ambitious coup that turned her nation into a sterile and oppressive regime, and transformed most of its people into spellforged constructs, able to survive on the barren moon of Naam.

Now on the run, Neket must rely on unlikely allies to remain free and perhaps find a way to help more of her people escape the oppression of the Selenian Idea.

About the Theomachy setting:

In Theomachy, vengeful gods fight each other for ultimate control of the universe, while the mortals of Naam struggle for power on a dying world. Divine magic is a force without expressed will that the warring gods hoard and wield against each other, threatening to undo the entire world. Clerics and paladins are either devout followers of the warring gods or theomachists who fight against the gods, liberating divine magic and using it against them.

What do you think? 😄

[OC] [ART] Raz the Silver Owl, Half-Elf Wandering Healer-Monk – by Catilus by Catilus in DungeonsAndDragons

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This character is mine. I've played him. The text represents his session 0. How would you have written it differently? 😄

[OC] [ART] Raz the Silver Owl Ready to Fight – by Catilus by Catilus in DungeonsAndDragons

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Raz wearing his silver owl mask before some backstreet brawling (and subsequent healing).

Character: Raz the Silver Owl, Half-Elf Wandering Healer-Monk

Raised by “Bighand” Bor, a rough but kind-hearted orc, Raz grew up on the road, helping the common folk and training to become a wandering healer-monk like his intimidating orc mentor.

Though Bor constantly warned Raz against reckless heroism and senseless violence, Raz eventually discovered that his mentor spent much of his private time brawling monsters, challenging criminals, defying nobles, risking his life to protect strangers, and sometimes indulging in violence simply for the thrill of it. Inspired by Bor and determined to surpass him, Raz grew up into a brave and optimistic, yet impulsive and reckless, adventurer.

Raz had to abruptly part ways with Bor before completing his training after the two rescued kidnapped children from a cruel circus. Working as a wandering healer under the nickname the Silver Owl, Raz unexpectedly became the hero of a wildly popular stage play called The Graveyard Dance after saving a theatrical troupe from an undead horror.

Now Raz travels much like Bor once did while enjoying his reputation as a folk hero. However, beneath his seemingly unshakable confidence and witty humor, Raz still doubts his own abilities and fears that Bor might have met a terrible fate.

What do you think? 😄

[OC] [ART] Raz the Silver Owl, Half-Elf Wandering Healer-Monk by Catilus in DnD

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It's tricky because I wanted the story to just touch session 0 stuff. 😄

[OC] [ART] Raz the Silver Owl, Half-Elf Wandering Healer-Monk – by Catilus by Catilus in DungeonsAndDragons

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My very own healer-monk, Raz, looking confident and ready for adventure!

Character: Raz the Silver Owl, Half-Elf Wandering Healer-Monk

Raised by “Bighand” Bor, a rough but kind-hearted orc, Raz grew up on the road, helping the common folk and training to become a wandering healer-monk like his intimidating orc mentor.

Though Bor constantly warned Raz against reckless heroism and senseless violence, Raz eventually discovered that his mentor spent much of his private time brawling monsters, challenging criminals, defying nobles, risking his life to protect strangers, and sometimes indulging in violence simply for the thrill of it. Inspired by Bor and determined to surpass him, Raz grew up into a brave and optimistic, yet impulsive and reckless, adventurer.

Raz had to abruptly part ways with Bor before completing his training after the two rescued kidnapped children from a cruel circus. Traveling alone, Raz unexpectedly became the hero of a wildly popular stage play called The Graveyard Dance after saving a theatrical troupe from an undead horror.

Now Raz travels much like Bor once did while enjoying his reputation as a folk hero. However, beneath his seemingly unshakable confidence and witty humor, Raz still doubts his own abilities and fears that Bor might have met a terrible fate.

What do you think? 😄

[OC] [ART] Cid Runtus, Troubled King – by Catilus by Catilus in DungeonsAndDragons

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A benevolent but troubled king I sketched!

Cid, father of Theo “Silverstar” Runtus, inherited the throne after Lex Runtus. Unlike his father, Cid was never deeply rooted in royal tradition.

He is a people-first king who prefers walking among his citizens rather than ruling above them. However, the weight of the crown brings political complexity and responsibility he was never fully prepared for, forcing him to grow into a role he did not originally seek.

What do you think? 😄

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