The Corragon (rough Haist Translation Meaning Little Solider) Is A Creature Very Well Adapted To Most

The corragon (rough Hai’st translation meaning little solider) is a creature very well adapted to most environments. From deserts, to thick fungal forests, to humid jungles, corragon are one of the most widespread creatures one can find; even making headway as pets and livestock.

Several scene studies I’ve done of recent.

DND commission!

Umbrellas

In UTb, there are actually a lot of species you can find, sentient and not. In order to properly encapsulate them, sentient life is called ‘denizens’, while non sentient life is generally referred to as fauna.

Umbrellas are the secondary form of assignment. For example, denizens vary wildly, sporting heights of 4ft to ~20ft, many shapes, textures and colours, but generally, they have certain traits that they have in common with other denizens, thus leading to the creation of umbrellas. There are three major umbrellas;

Humanoids (sheet needed)

Wilderbeest

Mythocureta (Sheet needed)

Humanoids

Humanoids are fairly self explanatory. They largely commit to the ‘human outline’ (ie: upright stance, two of everything with few exceptions, etc.) and the human ‘attitude’. They tend to be extremely social and exploratory, having been the forefathers of most of the cataloguing of their planet.

Wilderbeest

Wilderbeest (Wildebeast, Wilydebeest, lyndwirm, depends on your dialect) are creatures known for having a snout and a sensing extremity. These extremities are complex (as shown below), and severing or shattering one could be fatal to the wilderbeest. The extremities are amazing for picking up air waves and frequencies the other two umbrellas cannot sense, but this is a double edged sword, as a painfully high frequency could be used to stun, harm, or even kill them. Because of this, many places have outlawed devices capable of this, as it’s seen as a rights violation, but not all.

Mythocuerta

Commonly referred to as Mythos or Misc., Mythocureta are perhaps the more secretive of the three. They vary even more wildly than the other umbrellas, looking to be creatures of myth with a touch of surrealism to them. They prefer to keep their distance away from the other two umbrellas, as a history of war has discouraged them from reaching out and mending ties. Despite many of them being taught this from childhood, some leave their closed communities and venture off to live in ‘open umbrella’ communities, where they find friends, jobs, and new lives.

Blacksommar is meant to be a story that encapsulates multiple ages over billions of years and yet I need to find a way to properly slice it. So far, I have this;

Most of my lore and time is spent in Modern Apocalyptia, mostly so I can throw in as much sci-fi elements as possible to satisfy myself. I’ve written out some of A Murmur and even Garden, but I’d say it needs some more work and concept art before I consider it done. But generally it’s;

Gods create world

World thrives for a bit

First signs of majour civilisation

Beginning of the end?

Widespread civilisation

Beginning of the end pt. II

Massive population decline

Actually the end of the world

I’ll get around to making concept art for all the ages…someday.

I don’t really think adopts will be sold here so I won’t put the link unless asked…but I really like this adopt sheet.