A nice little temple. I wonder what benefits could he offer for giving him a proper sacrifice... like a soul of a human.

"(I fell asleep and didn't upload yesterday)" Rofl, happens sometimes. A nice drawing overall, like always (not that I've been watching your account for long).

He has... five souls in his possession at the moment. One of an alfar (nordic elves, I believe they are a reskin of hashmallim for this story), one human, three of nachtschreck. He's trading human one for another alfar. He is a dream mage on his road to ascension, but usually doesn't really demand much for his services. Thing is, when we started the game, the DM heard his story, and started asking questions about it, a lot of, and based off the direction of the questioning, and how they themself play their character (they are a player in my VtM chronicle), I guessed they wanted him to face his past, and I had to note that this isn't the point of his arc in my head. Ludvik, my character, is about moving forward - not looking back. Starting anew. So he is not haunted by the ghosts of his past - rather, the future ones. As such, he also never had any visions of past lives, and has no clue how to properly be a godling. So he is very a very kind, compassionate deity for now; his realm is probably one of love or care, even though it's sometimes very hard. Don't get me wrong, there is enough cruelty in his actions, and he can and will battle, but all and all, it's a peaceful one. He even managed to get in touch and make truce with a few species of the former slaves of his. Hell, I feel he might be reincarnated Chesed for all I know, with the way he tries to soothe people into the feeling of belonging and loving.

I don't usually do this style. My images are colourful and juicy, but I felt like they won't fir the theme, as well as I wanted this to be as close to inktober as possible. Not like I don't do dark art every now and again, but I think you'll be disappointed as October ends.

Hah, thanks for the detailed description. That's interesting. Sounds like a lovely person. I like Malkuth and Nahemoth more, but I can appreciate someone who soothes minds of prisoners who wouldn't leave the illusion anyway (don't take it seriously xD). Oh, and we are kinda close to a beautiful realm of Gamaliel here! Maybe this is my favorite deity.

And welp, I looked at your artworks and I liked them. I explore the gallery of people who I have decided to watch and I liked yours. :P I won't be dissapointed. I might be a dissapointing user to interact with, because I never order any commissions at all... maybe no one actually minds that.

Wouldn't call them deities per se, tbf; I feel like humanity is deities, archonts and death angels are more like... concepts? And none of them are really likable, but I wasn't really stating a preference, don't get me wrong, - just the character's personality. Dunno if I have a preference in them, I find it fun to explore such faceless abstract things, whatever their specific area is, though I geel like I might not be ready to face any war domains for now.

Oh, and we are fighting against Malkuth in this game, which seemed not to be the GM's plan, but we're nothing but stubborn XD idk if a few mages/godlings can destroy her citadel, but we sure as hell found a way to break a few walls.

And, oh, pf, people's worth isn't in whether they commission or not! You're fine!