Parmandur
Book-Friend, he/him
Way, way too muscular for any child of that height, yes. And even though my kids, no joke, are om the tippy top scale of head size (like 99%, Welsh genes), they don't have a head of that proportion.
Way, way too muscular for any child of that height, yes. And even though my kids, no joke, are om the tippy top scale of head size (like 99%, Welsh genes), they don't have a head of that proportion.
Gnomes have a very specific look in 5E art, very angular and pointy: no soft edges, prominent pointed chins, etc. Halflings are all rounded with a top heavy build.
I always preferred the Gnome lore/art from 4E. At least they didn't look so similar to halflings, despite both being the go to small folk race option.Do they? I've seen so little art of gnomes in 5E that I can even think of that I wouldn't have thought of that.
I like my gnomes with tufty ears and tails, personally.I always preferred the Gnome lore/art from 4E. At least they didn't look so similar to halflings, despite both being the go to small folk race option.
it's probably more that it aligns better with '5 year old' than with 'Hobbit' to meIf you would mistake this character for a 5-year-old, I question if you’ve ever actually seen a child, or just heard them described.
5E Halflongs and Gnomes look nothing alike, though? They can always be ide tidied easily on sight.I always preferred the Gnome lore/art from 4E. At least they didn't look so similar to halflings, despite both being the go to small folk race option.
Well, she is neither a hobbit nor a 5-year-old, so I’d say it’s appropriate that she doesn’t look like either of those things.it's probably more that it aligns better with '5 year old' than with 'Hobbit' to me
Halfling is just the name for Hobbit that the Tolkien Estate cannot sue over…Well, she is neither a hobbit nor a 5-year-old, so I’d say it’s appropriate that she doesn’t look like either of those things.
Wait... Is this a Gundam adaption?Background: Child Soldier
Hmm. How would you translate a Gundam protagonist into a D&D context? It's not easy. Gundam is an odd juxtaposition of a "chosen one" hero gifted greater power with a war setting where death is easy and inherent power is scarce. Both ends of which are poor fits for D&D.Wait... Is this a Gundam adaption?