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jmberry1s

Explorer

• Nov 12, 2023

• #3,921

Getting back into the mainline FR deities, here are the Gods of Nature.

Spoiler: Silvanus

The Old Father

The Young Strider

Spoiler: Mielikki

The Supreme Ranger

The Forest Queen

Spoiler: Eldath

Spoiler: Lurue

Spoiler: Shiallia

Spoiler: Nobanion

Spoiler: Ubtao

Spoiler: Ulutiu

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I suppose I can also include their opponents, the Gods of Fury.

Spoiler: Talos

Spoiler: Auril

Frostkiss Maiden

Icedawn

Spoiler: Malar

Spoiler: Moander

Okay, Moander's not officially a God of Fury, but in my campaign Talos likes to patron divinities that represent the dark side of nature and hasn't quite grasped that Moander wants nothing to do with that (he's also patroning Kyuss for the same reason, an association that very much promises to blow up in the Stormlord's face dramatically).

Spoiler: Umberlee

 

Last edited: Nov 13, 2023

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Parmandur

Book-Friend

• Nov 12, 2023

• #3,922

Erol Otus PC, the Human Fighter Valerius:

Valerius is an independent-minded man, a trait which causes his detractors to consider him a renegade. He has rejected the idea ot building a castle, considering It an exercise in foolish futility. Now, he spends his time constantly travelling, never staying in a single area for more than one adventure. He travels light, disdaining armor and encumbering items, preferring to depend on a few magical devices and his own skill. Money means little to him except for its usefulness

 

pukunui

Legend

• Nov 12, 2023

• #3,923

Parmandur said:

Erol Otus PC, the Human Fighter Valerius:

Valerius is an independent-minded man, a trait which causes his detractors to consider him a renegade. He has rejected the idea ot building a castle, considering It an exercise in foolish futility. Now, he spends his time constantly travelling, never staying in a single area for more than one adventure. He travels light, disdaining armor and encumbering items, preferring to depend on a few magical devices and his own skill. Money means little to him except for its usefulness

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LOL. I love the guy with the miniature castle on his back! Daern's Instant Fortress but as a backpack.

 

Parmandur

Book-Friend

• Nov 12, 2023

• #3,924

So I asked ChaatGPT to briefly summarize the Valerius full description of Otus' PC, got the following:

Valerius is a renegade adventurer who rejects the idea of building a castle and travels the world in search of art, culture, and curiosity. He relies on his skill and a few unique magic items, such as bracers that increase his speed and a sword that pierces through armor. He spends money lavishly and does not care about its source. He is an atypical and independent-minded man.

 

Parmandur

Book-Friend

• Nov 12, 2023

• #3,925

Working by myself with that ChatGPT summary to get something somewhat more dynamic:

 

Parmandur

Book-Friend

• Nov 12, 2023

• #3,926

From AC3 Shady Drafon Inn

Ariadne stands 5'10" and weighs 140 lbs. She is slender and mild-looking but has won fame as a guard. Ariadne left her job as a captain in a local baron's guard because it was not exciting enough. She tries to profit from all her adventures. Wears chainmail; carries a spear, dagger and sword.

 

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tsadkiel

Legend

• Nov 12, 2023

• #3,927

A couple of old fashioned kobolds.

 

Parmandur

Book-Friend

• Nov 12, 2023

• #3,928

Beryl Wayfarer is a sorceress who is tall, 6', and weighs 133 lbs. She wears autumn colors to match her chestnut hair. She is interested in becoming rich without risks. Beryl is from the far mountains, and she gets along well with dwarves because it is said she can find precious metals

 

Saracenus

Always In School Gamer

• Nov 12, 2023

• #3,929

More Zuggtmoy this time with more thrones...

 

pukunui

Legend

• Nov 12, 2023

• #3,930

Some interesting takes on warforged:




What's of particular interest for me is that I'm experimenting with a warforged in the context of the Eldeen Reaches. I could easily see a warforged being affected by the primal magic of the Towering Wood and taking on a more organic look.

With that in mind, I think my favorites so far are the second one and the second-to-last one.

EDIT: These ones are cool too:



I don't know what happened here:


This is my prompt: A full length color portrait of a tall heavy bald barefoot medieval fantasy robot with root-like cords beneath shiny armor plating. It has a hinged jaw and toothless mouth, and its eyes are made of blue crystal. A symbol is etched into its forehead plating. It wears a dark green cloak and a circular wooden pendant, and it carries a sword and shield. It stands on guard. Backdrop is a blurred medieval village. Drawn in modern comic book style.

 

Last edited: Nov 12, 2023