#sorcerer of the sea

[therealrhian]

I finally finished my sorcerer of the sea fanart!

If you couldn't guess by now, sorcerer of the sea is the pirate captain x rhian lol

@atropinenightshade here's the finished thing :)

[jakobos]

Sorcerer-King Orgnum

[cheesycaracal]

I was so excited once I finished Thilia, and just wanted to continue with a different character as soon as possible. I started Thilia's lover, Beau next, but because I'm still not familiar with Procreate, after a while I just went back to my PC and started Alicia instead. 

I gave some thought of Thilia's role in a rogue-like game too. As I previously mentioned, she'd be an ally for sure, and I still have a strong feeling that she would give one-use items and small boons, boosting that sweet-sweet dmg. After that I realized that she enjoys cooking, and she also started to learn about medical herbs, so she could definitely provide food-based items that can have other beneficial effects. If you have progressed enough in her 'quest' or improved the bond with her, she'd just give an item time to time for free as a gift, probably stronger items as the relationship grows. Because she is a caster, I can imagine that she could give a temporary armor too, but I think this should be something tied to her quest as she learns more about her magical abilities. 

She could be found in the kitchen area cooking and creating potions, or she could tend the garden with Akiya, her teacher. I can imagine that she goes back to her room learning new recipes, or just disappears to spend some time with her boyfriend (so she wouldn't be a romanceable character, sorry :( ). Other times she could be found next to a pond - perhaps a random encounter in the first big area, but in that case this would be a rare occasion and unlocking a healing pond is a must to meet her during a run. 

Unlike the antihero Alicia, who would be another obstacle in the second or third area, not thinking the main character is strong enough to take the BBEG, Thilia would be full of support. She'd feel anger towards Alicia for sure, and she wouldn't be happy that the necromancer is in the camp. Thilia just couldn't accept the fact that Alicia is an ally somehow, and she would speak her mind harshly and clearly. 

Ohboy, she could have a ton of roles thanks to her curious nature :D

[lilia-arts]

It was an ordinary day in Enchancia

Sofia decided to visit Cedric to his workshop , but when she went up the stairs she heard strange sounds coming from workshop , it's sounding like muffled screams of pain .

She began to worry and ran up the stairs, the screams getting louder and louder , and when she finally reached the door, and threw it open .

"Mr. Cedric ? -"

...

Flat version:

Sketch:

[brujajira]

mujer serpiente

[lyncaa]

Cedlock Week | Day 2: Sea / Boat

I’m a sucker for sailor / mermaid love

Honestly I nearly gave up on this drawing but in the end I’m satisfied with it. I originally planned for what would look like a post credit scene for Baileywhoops since it ended on a boat, but that would’ve worked better for a fic and I was already in art mode sooo. Also totally didn’t give Cedric top surgery with scales for scars whattt who said that

[maryhale1]

Banishing spell

Time for a little spell at the first of the month ☝🏻

And don’t forget to do your abundance ritual ♥️

[defness]

💧⛧ Sea, Master of Magic, Sorcerer Supreme ⛧💧

commission from a friend on discord :]

[hallowgracie]

Americana in High Fantasy

As apparently this is the project that is gearing up to take over next when To Sail on Seas of Sky wraps up, I've been thinking more about House of Apocalypse lately and its setting.

House of Apocalypse is a high fantasy project taking place in another world that is inspired by California in the 1970s. How I came to this idea was kind of an interesting one.

There have been a lot of discussions lately about how fantasy--especially high fantasy--is very much locked in medieval Europe, maybe venturing as far forward as the Edwardian era if anything. While there have been attempts to include other traditions and continents, I realized that for all that a lot of Americans such as myself write fantasy, we don't often write fantasy about our country.

This is an idea that has intrigued me for a long time. One of my abandoned projects, Sorcerers of the Iron Circle (later the Divine Legacy) was initially a take on this, taking Regency-era fantasy and putting it across the pond to the Federalist era in a fantasy country inspired by America. To Sail on Seas of Sky also has this element, being inspired by the New World era piracy and how certain elements of piracy and pirate culture eventually fed into American ideals of democracy and self-sufficiency.

Because while Europe has its divine right of kings, China has the Mandate of Heaven, we in America have our cultural myths surrounding democracy and the American Dream.

There has been a lot of discourse and disillusionment with the ideas in modern American culture, and for good reason. But as someone who was once a little girl who played with American Girl dolls, I still cannot help but hold a fascination for our cultural myths.

We tell a story of young revolutionaries who were creating a brand new system, one that allows the people to decide (while avoiding the question of which people) and a more fair and equal system than the divine right of kings (again, debatable in real life). We tell stories of people who forged new lives out of terrible circumstances, of people coming to America for new lives and finding it, a found family of sorts.

Hamilton as a stage musical does a really good job at exploring the cultural myths and pathos surrounding our Founding Fathers and the Revolutionary War. These ideas are really powerful, and I think they should be explored in a high fantasy setting.

We enjoy seeing the cultural myth of the good king taking the throne and revitalizing the land--why not enjoy the cultural myth of young men from differing circumstances and homelands of birth changing the world to create a more fair system and marking their place in history?

I love American history, and while my country does not always do me proud, I find a lot of intrigue in our stories and cultural values and myths. Hence why I want to explore them as a fantasy writer and make some fantasy worlds inspired by America.

[therealrhian]

Apologies for my brief depressive episode anyways here's some doodles I forgot to post a long time ago

Here's some sorcerer of the sea doodles for yall

Man idk

[augustcharm]

Serenna, sea sorcerer!

[mfreelovely]

I love her so much 🥹💖

Seraphina in the sea space garden of the kindori

[chaaistheanswer]

Commissioned work of a DND PC for Heidi which took me 15 hrs!

If you're interested, please click this link of my commission website for more info!

[theanoninyourinbox]

Idea from an Icyswipe AU divergence I alluded to before. Ravenpaw, Fireheart, & Princess as SpottedScourge kits!

I had just finished this and remembered you had designs for your AU lol, enjoy anyway

And one midlife crisis middle aged mom, partying with tritons at the bottom of the sea

[phill-art]

My art of a Sea Demon!

I hope to inspire DM's when they are creating their campaigns! I could see this monster giving a DnD group a real challenge!

[mlp-beyond]

Heres some more species

- Merpony

- Siren

- Seapony

While all of them are aquatic, they arent the same species

Seaponies are specifically the Hippogriffs while Merponies are ponies (like when they went to the Seapony kingdom in the movie and the mane 6 turned into Merponies)

Sirens are related to Merponies, like cousins or something

Merponies are their own species but regular ponies can (obviously) turn into Merponies - but not all Merponies can turn into regular ponies

Sirens have no other form naturally (but if some powerful unicorn/alicorn were to transform them they could have a different form)