#tbh I'm not quite satisfied about Olívia

[another-heroine]

Fictional characters you associate with your OCs - Female OCs Edition

I saw this one on @dragonologist-phd​ ’s blog and decided to do too! It’s like an imagination exercise and I am always ready to talk about my babies.

HERE WE GO~

Andrine Vanfell (Pathfinder Kingmaker)

If you were expecting something different... Well, think twice!

To be honest, Andrine's personality was most inspired by Dandelion from the games than his version on Netflix series. She is (much) less womanizer than any version of that chit-chatter bard, but both are dramatic and have the urge to bother some ice-cube-who-walks (I'm sorry, Valerie, it will happen again). But also she is a good friend.

Cassandra Constantinescu (Vampire Hunter D)

She doesn't have the name of the famous Trojan prophetess for nothing. Cassandra grew up surrounded by books, arcane arts, and her mother's love. But all her knowledge and talents were not enough to save her beloved ones, even her gift to see the future. Since then, she became her own unbeliever and flees from her past's ghosts all the time.

Ekaterina Grushankaya (Pathfinder WOTR)

Misunderstood. Stigmatized by close people. Powerful but still green. Ekaterina has the same capacities as Morgana Le Fay, but yet with the young Arthurian sorceress mind, when Morgana was a girl under Viviane's wing.

I'm waiting to play as her and discover how her story will go on >:3

Melina Trevelyan (Dragon Age Origins & Inquisition)

The eyes don't lie. Literally.

I created Melina inspired by Yennefer and the process took unexpected proportions lol

They both call attention wherever they go. They both had to sacrifice things to move on and become more powerful and stronger. They had their recklessy moments, and some people judge them as cold-hearted. But who loves any of them knows well what's hidden beneath the mask.

Olívia Garmendia (Original Novel)

Olívia had to leave her old life behind against her will. After decades studying and finding her way to the top, she had to learn how to defense herself from the voracious court of Euskatza. And the best option was be worse than them--while ~someone~ eventually reminded her who she was before the lost and the bloodlust, leading the sorceress to 'true love'.

Renée Lunenoire (Original Novel)

The lost child. The girl who was left behind, but survived and now it's looking for answers. Renée and Anya have some common points, beyond their temperament and daydreaming demeanor. They can be snarky and with no manners, but have a golden heart and don't think twice to protect their beloved ones.