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My character design XD
Shiloh is ten years old, prone to skinned knees and bruises, and has a strange affinity for green things. She doesn't mind when kids tease her about her mismatched socks or the fact that her shoes are scuffed and dirty, but after too many shoves into the mud and horrible names and tugs on her hair, she began to think bad thoughts. It was funny how those bad thoughts kept her up at night, planning all the ways she might hurt those who hurt her.
She began to lose sleep.
Slowly, she began to notice things changing around her on those sleepless nights. Flashes of green, faint jingling and clitter-clatters of nails on the floors. Soon small glints of light, like fireflies, filled the darkness of her room, until two dots blinked together, stared at her, and crept forth into her world. Cro's only wish was to keep this little girl safe at all times, to do what she said.
But why stop at bullies, she thought? There was so much more to do.
Shiloh is ten years old, prone to skinned knees and bruises, and has a strange affinity for green things. She doesn't mind when kids tease her about her mismatched socks or the fact that her shoes are scuffed and dirty, but after too many shoves into the mud and horrible names and tugs on her hair, she began to think bad thoughts. It was funny how those bad thoughts kept her up at night, planning all the ways she might hurt those who hurt her.
She began to lose sleep.
Slowly, she began to notice things changing around her on those sleepless nights. Flashes of green, faint jingling and clitter-clatters of nails on the floors. Soon small glints of light, like fireflies, filled the darkness of her room, until two dots blinked together, stared at her, and crept forth into her world. Cro's only wish was to keep this little girl safe at all times, to do what she said.
But why stop at bullies, she thought? There was so much more to do.
Category Artwork (Digital) / All
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File Size 171.7 kB
it's for a rp campaign with some friends XD also, im doing a digital paint of them too that I'll finish up tomorrow. was creeping myself out a little too much XD
here's the wip though :O https://www.dropbox.com/s/hj3dqvm5o.....rs%20paint.png
here's the wip though :O https://www.dropbox.com/s/hj3dqvm5o.....rs%20paint.png
I've played a bunch of different campaigns (and run one myself). I've also pitched a couple scenarios to Arc Dream but Shane Ivey is terrible at returning emails all the time forever.
I ran Ross Payton's Road Trip for a bunch of friends that I started a podcast with. Our podcast is largely MaOCT Actual Play recordings in all of our settings. When someone else ran games in Road Trip, I played Doug Price, who was a prep but also had a closet love for video games and nerdy stuff. His monster was Leadbot, a robot who has a large color TV for a head and commands a spaceship with varying accuracy.
In our longest-running campaign Mrs Frieda's Halfway Home (which spanned 94 episodes), I played a Weird Kid named Scott Valle who was partly fused with an immortal bird monster. As the campaign went on I had a b-character pair named Caleb Andrews who is a wigger/wannabe gangsta type who is also struggling with his sexuality. His monster is Shawty McKean, a 3-foot tall time-hopping hyperintelligent space rabbit.
We also played a 6-session mini-campaign based on the Persona videogame series. In that, I played Linda Cantella, who was a punk rebelling against nothing in particular but had a general disrespect for authority after living under her divorced mother who enforced proper style and pomp and circumstance. She was the wild card (so she had a couple different personas), but the one I wrote for her was Thoth, who was an ibis-headed man overflowing with knowledge and inspiration. He also had an awesome bass and sick hipster threads that made him too cool to die.
There are a few other campaigns that we are posting right now whose character sheets I don't have posted.
I ran Ross Payton's Road Trip for a bunch of friends that I started a podcast with. Our podcast is largely MaOCT Actual Play recordings in all of our settings. When someone else ran games in Road Trip, I played Doug Price, who was a prep but also had a closet love for video games and nerdy stuff. His monster was Leadbot, a robot who has a large color TV for a head and commands a spaceship with varying accuracy.
In our longest-running campaign Mrs Frieda's Halfway Home (which spanned 94 episodes), I played a Weird Kid named Scott Valle who was partly fused with an immortal bird monster. As the campaign went on I had a b-character pair named Caleb Andrews who is a wigger/wannabe gangsta type who is also struggling with his sexuality. His monster is Shawty McKean, a 3-foot tall time-hopping hyperintelligent space rabbit.
We also played a 6-session mini-campaign based on the Persona videogame series. In that, I played Linda Cantella, who was a punk rebelling against nothing in particular but had a general disrespect for authority after living under her divorced mother who enforced proper style and pomp and circumstance. She was the wild card (so she had a couple different personas), but the one I wrote for her was Thoth, who was an ibis-headed man overflowing with knowledge and inspiration. He also had an awesome bass and sick hipster threads that made him too cool to die.
There are a few other campaigns that we are posting right now whose character sheets I don't have posted.
Road Trip was the first campaign we played and the one that made the game make the most sense to me from my experience largely with Dungeons and Dragons. At this point my friends and I have played almost all of Arc Dream's games. Wild Talents is a close second, but MaOCT remains my favorite game forever.
One of our other games took us to a Russian-controlled moonbase where I added the spacebourne werewolf Vladlen Belousov, who acts as man-at-arms for the base.
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