So I recently saw an argument about how certain races shouldn't even have access to certain classes in tabletop rpgs, and it kinda left me miffed. Especially since the advent of the archetypes that modify the classes somewhat, which I used when I could. Then for some unexplained reason I got a voice in my head telling me to draw dwarves one for each class in Pathfinder. I finished the Core classes today and I have some commission work later, before the Basic and Alternate classes are attempted.

Anyways, first up is the brother and sister team of Daregur and Gloriya Thrbek

Daregur is an Armored Hulk Barbarian wielding a Bardiche polearm, and wears spiked Field Plate armor, and a Boulder Helmet for close quarters fighting. He also keeps a heavy crossbow on hand in case no one wants to play up close and personal. Daregur's name mean "Burning Boar" which fits his temperament, and aggression in a fight. Unlike other barbarian's he isn't fast on his feet and relies more on being an unstoppable mass of steel and dwarf then keen survival wits.

Gloriya is takes a total opposite approach to fighting than her brother. Adopting the whirling style of the Dervish Dancer, she swings scimitar in one hand and tambourine in the other her only protect is a bit of leather armor. Unlike most dwarves she is fast and light on her feet, and has a cheerful outgoing personality, she is also a deadly spell caster.

(I hate how the scanner cut her foot off though...grr....)