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Just your normal every day Ranger/Warlock multiclass. Which, I mean... I can't really say that's not accurate.
I was expecting anything but not Bard
“Sage Eldridge is an air genasi raised in the halls of Wyverngon fortress. She trained for years as a ranger, and eventually left to pursue the hunt for the undead. Quiet and isolated, Sage’s appearance combined with her ruthless efficiency when it came to her hunts earned her the nickname ‘The Wind-whisperer’. On a mission to hunt down a village full of the unholy offspring of mortals and vampires, Sage vanished. Many assume the rangers luck ran out, and she had become one of the very creatures she hunted.”
My Air Genasi Ranger, Sage Eldridge!
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My latest commission! This time without cats, but I got to draw a cute dragon so it’s all good!
Tired of your character’s style being limited by their Spellcasting Ability?
Try asking your Dungeon Master if you can switch it up!
Bard Intellect: Study world lore and the chronicle current and past events. Wisdom: Use compassion and empathy to hit just the right note. Charisma: Create stunning performances that enthral and inspire.
Cleric Intellect: Study religious lore and follow your deity’s tenets as written. Wisdom: Interpret your deity’s will and act as an extension of it. Charisma: Become a beacon of inspiration and lead the faithful.
Druid and Ranger Intellect: Catalogue the natural world and apply this knowledge. Wisdom: Feel in-tune with the land and anticipate its needs. Charisma: Mimic creatures of the wild and become a part of nature.
Paladin Intellect: Study your Order’s tenets and follow them as written. Wisdom: Interpret your Order’s tenets and act as an extension of it. Charisma: Inspire and lead those around you.
Sorcerer Intellect: Learn to control your innate magic through study and practice. Wisdom: Guide your innate magic through passion and instinct. Charisma: Project your innate magic through intricate performance and gesture.
Warlock Intellect: Learn magic by studying and practising forbidden lore. Wisdom: Gain an innate understanding of your Patron’s magic. Charisma: Barter for power with your otherworldly Patron.
Wizard Intellect: Become a master of the arcane through diligent study & practice.
Sorry Wizards ~ No alts for you. This is just who you are!
A doodle of my ranger character Arryn, from Pillars of Eternity & Deadfire💘
“Target acquired sir, Baron is in my sight.”-Military Operator.
“Send in Shadow Company, TF-141, Navy Seals, Blackwater, and everyone!”
meet the grahams
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a DnD character that ive been thinking about playing. they're a kobold ranger (re?)skinned as a manned wolf
Small poll, please participate and share if possible.
Please vote once in the comments. Young or old version. What do you like?
My very first Pathfinder 2e character, Dagmar, a Grave Orc Ranger. I only JUST started playing PF2e and really enjoy it so far! And yes, his design is basically "what if Hadean, but ORC?"
My Pathfinder boys! Dagmar (middle), Flint (right), and Kiril (left) form a formidable threesome!
Hello everyone! Decided to reflavor Blood Hunters into being even more like Witchers, so I created medallions and eyes for each order to help differentiate each Blood Hunter order. Instead of just having standard white eyes I felt that making em jet black would make em even more interesting. Like they’re in between being human and something else. (Lycan medallion was the easiest I just took it from Netflix Witcher S2)
I imagine a Blood Hunter walking into a tavern and everyone stops and stares at em because of their glowing eyes. Another change was that each pupil is different now instead of being the same Witcher-like slits that I had in the first post. Up to you if you want the eyes to constantly be like that, or only when they’re using their Crimson Rite. Personally prefer having em like that all the time (post joining their respective order)
Lycan’s have eyes that closely resemble wolves, imagine seeing those eyes staring at you at night. The pupils on the Ghostslayers are much smaller. From a distance you wouldn’t even see em. I like the idea that some people confuse em with vampires. Profane Soul’s have much thinner slits, like a snakes. Not sure why it felt appropriate. Mutants have the standard Witcher-like pupil slits. They’re thicker compared to the Profane Soul’s.
You're more than welcome to use these and the medallions in your games!
artfight attack number 4!!!! definitely one of my faves. i loooove drawing dnd characters hehe :3 character belongs to AngelHologram on artfight, instagram and toyhouse!!!!!
Pathfinder 1E - Feral Archetypes
Art by Pathfinder artist Will O'Brien I'm diving back into Pathfinder again for more monstrous character flavour. Rather than races and traits, this time I'm looking at class archetypes that have a wild/feral feel to them (mostly Druid and Barbarian) I found all of these on the Archives of Nethys, which is a great resource for Pathfinder content, so consider supporting them if you find their stuff useful! Archetypes in Pathfinder 1E work differently to D&D. Instead of every character getting one at an early level, they're optional, and you swap out of some of the core class abilities for the archetype versions.
Feral Gnasher (Barbarian; goblin-only)
Feral gnashers grow up in the wild, either raised by animals or scraping by on their own, and soon learn to fend for themselves. These barbarians often utilize pieced-together armor and fight with their sharp teeth and whatever improvised weapons are within reach.
Alternate Abilities: Savage Bite, Lockjaw, Wicked Improvisation
Devolutionist (Druid)
Full of simmering hatred toward civilization and those who dwell within it, devolutionists believe that the world would be better off without any sentient life at all. They transform intelligent creatures and domesticated animals into throwbacks to their feral ancestors. Alternate Abilities: Undomesticate, Devolution I really like this one as a concept for a villain or an evil PC. This kind of insane Darwinism makes for a compelling bad-guy motivation. It's exactly the kind of insidious ideology Thrash is struggling against in his arc as a PC as well.
Flesheater (Barbarian)
A flesheater eats flesh to create a spiritual bond between herself and the consumed creature, allowing her to take on aspects of the creature that served as the meal. Alternate Abilities: One Flesh, Feast, Unbound Form
Pack Lord (Druid)
Some druids bond with many animal companions rather than just one, achieving a level of communion rare even in druidic circles and leading their pack brothers and pack sisters with total authority.
Alternate Abilities: Pack Bond, Improved Empathic Link
Mad Dog (Barbarian)
Though named for the wild savages who fight alongside rabid dogs, mad dogs employ all manner of beasts as their battle brethren.
Alternate Abilities: War Beast, Pack Tactics, Ferocious Fetch
River Rat (Rogue)
What highway robbers are to roads, river rats are to waterways. Skilled at hiding amid reeds and roots, these rogues strike the unwary from the shallows as others would from the shadows. Despite their strong association with banditry, river rats make excellent guides and hunters.
Alternate Abilities: Swamper, Rat's Resilience
Wild Rager (Barbarian)
Rages are barely controlled, but there are those who wholly give in to their more savage side, letting their rages take them to a confusing and uncontrolled place of terrible savagery. These barbarians become beasts, consumed with absolute bloodlust to the point where they cannot tell friend from foe.
Alternate Abilities: Uncontrolled Rage, Wild Fighting, Rage Conversion
Holy Beast (Shifter)
Thousands of gods are venerated in Vudra, and devoted followers might have personal relationships with their chosen deities. Holy beast shifters pledge to hunt down their deity’s enemies to earn that deity’s blessing. These shifters tend to take on the aspect of their deity’s sacred animal, and many of them seek to destroy rakshasas.
Alternate Abilities: Blessed Claws, Divine Fury
Feral Child (Druid; human-only)
Some youths, abandoned in the wilderness and then raised by animals, are so connected with their adoptive home and family that they become feral. Suspicious of civilized society, these foundlings often choose allegiance to the wild over their human forebears.
Alternate Abilities: Illiteracy, Beast Family, Native Cunning,
Rageshaper (Bloodrager)
All bloodragers blend the unpredictable surge of arcane power with the savage fury of battle lust. For most, their rage is a conduit for the eldritch power locked in their heritage, but for a rageshaper, the latent magical energies in his blood bring about physical transformations and facilitate the blending of arcana and aggression into a deadly synthesis that few other barbarians (or even other bloodragers) can match.
Alternate Abilities: Bestial Aspect, Furious Transformation
Wild Hunter (Ranger)
A wild hunter seeks to emulate the animals around him to keep him safe while he tracks his prey. Instead of studying the traits and behaviors of a favored enemy, a wild hunter studies those of various animals, incorporating those attributes into his hunting strategy.
Alternate Abilities: Animal Focus, Shared Focus
Mooncursed (Barbarian)
Some barbarians exhibit an unusual form of lycanthropy powered by their fury. Such a character transforms willfully but can maintain her animal or hybrid forms only while raging.
Alternate Abilities: Shifting Rage, Hybrid Rage
Weretouched (Shifter)
Weretouched shifters are scions of lycanthropic forces, whether hereditary or supernaturally imposed. They can assume both animal and hybrid forms, as a lycanthrope does.
Alternate Abilities: Lycanthropic Aspect, Lycanthropic Empathy, Lycanthropic Wild Shape
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The pdf is reasonably priced and made by my buddy. I'm looking forward to using this stuff in my future campaigns, and I hope you are too.
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