#woof elf

[regzee]

Idrisfas Honeywood

[petti-fog]

Hey there, folks! I'm thrilled to share some new artwork featuring Khiri, the wood elf, straight from the pages of Christina Dickinson's epic fantasy novel, Waking the Burning Valley.

This is the first of four characters she had me illustrate for the story, so I'm looking forward to sharing the rest soon.

You can check out Christina Dickinson's captivating world and delve into the adventures of Khiri and other magical characters on her website: Christina Dickinson Writes.

And if you're looking for a new read, you can grab Waking the Burning Valley over on amazon

[zuutiomi]

Mikayla before Skyrim beeing just simple dibella's priestess

[haaaaaaaaaaaave-you-met-ted]

Wood Elf Eagle Rider by Álvaro Calvo Escudero

[fernrisulfr]

Illarion Yewbow

Having weathered the storm of my faulty concepts, the next batch of three will be characters I made very specifically for a campaign I was applying to. This is different from several of the previous cases of a Campaign specific character concept, because I not only never played them, they never got close. I created these while applying for a game, but when I got into that game they no longer needed a Healer so I came in with a different character entirely (the most recent variation of Ripsnarl.). 

Illarion Yewbow - Wood Elf - Grave Domain Cleric - Acolyte - Neutral/Good

Backstory Concept: When the Aurora’s Light first went down, Illarion was just a simple deckhand, barely passed being a cabin boy. Was mostly blind luck that he survived the event. Many more weren't so lucky. He wasn't anyone important, nor was he the "take charge" type as he'd so often been reminded. Only thing he was, was someone who knew how to dig a hole. Many more weren't so lucky as he, and they'd need a burial. Couldn't exactly call it proper to start with, he was no priest, but it was a job that needed to be done, and most people were busy just trying to survive. Bodies washing up on the shore weren't gonna help with that. So he dug, he prayed, and hopefully laid some folks to rest. Once they were buried, graves needed tending. Over time, more graves needed digging. Such is the nature of life. As the years passed he became the keeper pf the Havenrock graveyard, gained some insight through prayer and solitude. He wasn't exactly a priest, but people needed something to believe in. Now he hears word a patrol found a stranger, the populace erupting in foolish excitement. Some youngsters are volunteering to get themselves killed. He'd rather not have to dig another fresh set of graves if he can help it.

Appearance: No idea, never got that far. I at least image that he was pale, light hair, very long, kinda gloomy looking. 

[glacierclear]

If Leon was in Baldur's Gate 3 (either as an alternate Leon born in that world or the Leon we know from the R.E.-verse somehow gets Isekai'd there) which dedicated class specialist or multi-class type do you imagine him to be as? 🤔

here is what i think. i am not taking criticisms /j

(vendetta leon is when he breaks his oath but he renews it in death island nod nod)

[stimtfil]

thinking about elf kyle too much.... he is the prettiest thing in the whole world i CAN'T be cool about it.... (neither can eric)

[clara-licht]

OH NO HE'S HOT

*faints*

[jestersarts]

Finally finished and Compiled (Almost) all of my little dungeon freaks! Team Girls who all have something very wrong with them probably.

[regzee]

Revdrisfas sketch — Idrisfas is mine Rev belongs to Myonus Doodles

[felrend]

Do you think I’m scary?

[feliciadraws]

The skies in this game are so pretty omg

[tavs-tressym]

Follow my TikTok if you want Astarion edits in your near future.

Thanks 🦇

[flugame-mp3]

NO i didnt sleep. i DID however spend an hour in the bg3 character creator and accidentally make a character i REALLY like. enrichment for the soul

[unadulteratedbluebirdnightmare]

The gay pose

the iconic back pose

[pollyanna-nana]

I think it’s so interesting that Kui decided to show us how differences in lifespan affect tallmen and elf relationships from both angles with Kabru and Thistle and also how that reflects real-life abusive situations. And then goes on to deconstruct that by showing how genuine understanding and respect CAN exist between the races with other characters!

Kabru being raised by an elf (who is shown to only have a superficial respect for short-lived races, the same one might have for a pet in a lot of ways) and treated like a child even though he’s in his 20s. After all, a 20 year old elf would be a kindergartener, and Milsiril seems to have a rather toxic combination of overprotectiveness and dehumanizing tendencies that leads to perpetually seeing the children she raises as children, even well into adulthood for their race.

And yet, we see with characters like Otta that this doesn’t have to be true of EVERY elf (nor should it logically be, especially those who spend actual time around short-lived races.) For all the jokes made at her expense I actually think it’s really interesting that she’s also canonically queer since recognizing the agency and maturity of short-lived races is in itself a type of queerness in elf society from what we’ve seen. Senshi too, as funny as his misconstruing Chilchuck as a child is I think it’s really important that he realizes his mistake and rethinks his assumptions on short-lived races following his example. It doesn’t HAVE to be the way it is, but it will take work on each side to improve things.

Then on Thistle’s end… woof. Complete opposite of Kabru, it was difficult for the tallmen of the golden kingdom to comprehend how someone in their, like, 60s could still behave like a teenager and chalked that up to a personal and moral failing rather than literal differences in biology (kind of an autistic mood but that’s a conversation for later.) It’s just as disturbing as Milsiril’s treatment of the children she adopts really, since they explicitly didn’t want an adult that could exert their own agency and control over their situation. And the thing is it’s not like that’s totally uncalled for, the previous points show how a non-insignificant number of members of long-lived races do genuinely see short-lived races as inferior, or are otherwise ignorant, like with below.

It ended up working out just how they wanted, because Thistle’s child-like innocence and singleminded desire to make the only family he had happy meant he was never going to do anything he didn’t think would help them… which then backfired, because of course it would. It’s overcontrolling and manipulative parenting, but with the added spice of lifespan differences and magic. Kabru ended up detesting the elves that raised him and wanting nothing to do with them, and Thistle basically had a massive breakdown trying too hard to please everyone. Infantilization vs adultification, as some have said, with predictable results.