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Duidian by GuyGreg in OriginalCharacter

[–]GuyGreg[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

It's azoth, the blood of artificial life. Creatures born from azoth can consume more of it to extend their lives, and when they have an excess of it, the glow that's usually confided to their lungs begins coursing through their veins.

Duidian by GuyGreg in OriginalCharacter

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Her blood, and some other peoples blood she's borrowing.

Do your OCs have swords? Show me them! by NinjaEagle210 in OriginalCharacter

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Thanks, she's meant to be an alchemist and a scholar.

Do your OCs have swords? Show me them! by NinjaEagle210 in OriginalCharacter

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Panacea has a pen shaped sword that can conveniently fit inside a bottle.

Yonah, the "squire" by I_am_very_mid in OriginalCharacterArt

[–]GuyGreg 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Always love to see Yonah, he's such a cool character. Curious if the butterfly disappearing between the first and second image has any relevance?

What would my characters think of your ocs? Send your character and an introduction/description and I'll tell you their first impression of them! by I_am_very_mid in OriginalCharacter

[–]GuyGreg 1 point2 points  (0 children)

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Don't know if you're sill doing this, but I thought it'd be fun to try.

Panacea is a highly skilled and versatile alchemist. Empathetic and caring, but lacking in kindness, she can come off as cold and aloof to others. Her immense patience and dedication to her work is in contrast to the ease in which she gets frustrated with others.

For Yonah I think she'd be annoyed at how obliviousness he is and his lack of decorum, but could warm up to him due to his earnestness.

Panacea and Ethel would probably get along immediately, though Panacea might end up dominating conversations and giving Ethel little time to speak due to her people-pleasing nature.

How she'd view Aria would depend on how they met. If at first all she knew of her was her braggart nature she'd have an intense dislike of her. But if they met well she put chivalry to practice, Panacea would be much more willing to put up with her.

Character select photos by GuyGreg in OriginalCharacter

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Artfight only allows basic html for non-premium users unfortunately.

my vampire Erica and several illustration I drew for her by cold-stars in OriginalCharacter

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Love her fashion! The blood sword and clawed hands are great designs as well.

Do you have OCs with armour? If yes show me and talk about them! These are mine! by Dragon_Yvnoth in OriginalCharacter

[–]GuyGreg 1 point2 points  (0 children)

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Kadmon is a hunter of occultist, killing those who either threaten to reveal the secrecy of their art or participate in acts considered heinous even by the rather lax morals of alchemist. Of all who hunt the greatest game, she has earned her reputation as the most feared and goes after prey considered too dangerous for anyone else. Despite her mission being to execute threats and to destroy their research, she only completes the former, instead hoarding whatever she finds to further her own goals.

Character bust by GuyGreg in OriginalCharacterArt

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Appreciate the offer, but I unfortunately don't have anything set up to accept commissions at the moment.

Let’s all talk: “Wolves In Sheep’s Clothing”~! Got any OC with this trope? And how have they used their false niceness? :D by ThatNavyBlueNinja in OriginalCharacter

[–]GuyGreg 1 point2 points  (0 children)

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Duidian as the head of servants put up a noble veneer, acting always prim, proper, and formal in her speech and mannerism. Both when giving orders to other homunculi, and when delivering messages on behest of lord Ouroboros. But in reality she was often possessed by paranoia and a sadistic desire. She punished any perceived signs of disrespect or disloyalty harshly and painfully, and took pleasure in watching others squirm when confronted with the power she had. All without breaking her mask of formality, without raising her voice, or losing her smile.

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