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This is Buhks, pronounced like BOOKS! worships Pelor and normally wears clothes...!
HOW DOES A KOBOLD EVEN BECOME A CLERIC, YOU ASK?
I don't want to put his backstory here watchawan.
(Hello, D&D, I like you a lot ;A; )
PS: I have no scanner, so this is a picture with a camera. I'll reupload it sometime!
HOW DOES A KOBOLD EVEN BECOME A CLERIC, YOU ASK?
I don't want to put his backstory here watchawan.
(Hello, D&D, I like you a lot ;A; )
PS: I have no scanner, so this is a picture with a camera. I'll reupload it sometime!
Category Artwork (Traditional) / Fantasy
Species Reptilian (Other)
Size 400 x 656px
File Size 380 kB
Duude me too! I recently started getting into it again. It's so fun!
Surprisingly enough, he wasn't too bad stats-wise! My DM was like "Dude... that's not going to end well" and he was hella wrong. His attack and stuff was fairly low, but his AC was 19 at level 1. (The highest of the entire group, including the human fighter :P )
Surprisingly enough, he wasn't too bad stats-wise! My DM was like "Dude... that's not going to end well" and he was hella wrong. His attack and stuff was fairly low, but his AC was 19 at level 1. (The highest of the entire group, including the human fighter :P )
Yeah, 1 I really love this picture, and wonder yes if he is asking for his cloths back XD and, two I absolutely love kobolds and well this picture big time since, well yeah looks like what happens to a Typcial first level kobold with a normal group,. and three, do you play many D&D games?
Yep I play, kobold fav race as you might seen in my page ^^ And yeah picked on bottom teir enemies.. Poor poor kobolds, I am trying to start togeather a all kobold group together to Dm, 3.5 edition, and to lay it upon OpenRPG, a system I have sued for a year or so now ^^, there is a large group online if you no where to look for D&D
Absolutely fantastic. I love the bright colors, the posture, and expression. If you can derive a sentence out of the character in a piece of art, you're doing something RIGHT. Though, this one may be something like "Uh... can I have my gear back now?" or something, hahaha! I also like his mace, pretty much all the spikes are angled properly, and it looks like it carries serious weight because its shaded properly, like a 3D object.
I'm actually running a campaign with my mate right now, 3.5E, teaching her D&D. The main set of enemies is a mountain range full of kobolds and ogres. This is DEFINITELY going in my favorites so I can show it to her too!
His scarf and amulet REALLY make his orange eyes pop. If you'd left him completely naked I think this may have been a boring piece. The scarf was an excellent touch, and the amulet made it a class-defining piece. "Oh, that's Pelor, he must be a cleric/paladin." I said to myself. Good work there.
I'm really loving the textures on his skin too. The color isn't FLAT, he actually looks scaley and that's a huge plus for making a stylized creature figure that you call a kobold. Though this is in an SD style, I still think its super awesome, and hope there's more stuff like this for me to look at. The comic book quality of his outlines aren't bad either. They make him look nice and solid.
Very good piece, I like!
Got a minute? Check out my comic, "Wulf Mountain"!
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/4725012
I'm actually running a campaign with my mate right now, 3.5E, teaching her D&D. The main set of enemies is a mountain range full of kobolds and ogres. This is DEFINITELY going in my favorites so I can show it to her too!
His scarf and amulet REALLY make his orange eyes pop. If you'd left him completely naked I think this may have been a boring piece. The scarf was an excellent touch, and the amulet made it a class-defining piece. "Oh, that's Pelor, he must be a cleric/paladin." I said to myself. Good work there.
I'm really loving the textures on his skin too. The color isn't FLAT, he actually looks scaley and that's a huge plus for making a stylized creature figure that you call a kobold. Though this is in an SD style, I still think its super awesome, and hope there's more stuff like this for me to look at. The comic book quality of his outlines aren't bad either. They make him look nice and solid.
Very good piece, I like!
Got a minute? Check out my comic, "Wulf Mountain"!
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/4725012
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