lmao, yeah, that tracks

And we (Texas) make a *lot* of textbooks, so it is very likely The Teen has one of "ours."

He made a comment later that she didn't really have any other choice, except being a human being, she kind of does.

Regardless, while Theodoros was fun to make (maybe minus the tassels, though those had to stay), I think minotaur was a tad of a stretch design-wise; this design feels a little less out there but still achieves the look I'm going for.

And hey, one more of these to close out 2025 seemed neat.

He's also a very rare instance of the cel-shading option actually kind of cooperating instead of mushing all the colors together into a muddy mess! Not sure how I'd represent him species-wise in an actual game, as weaselfolk aren't exactly a thing, but I'm making a dogfolk character work, sooo...

For me personally, it has to be bringing Cynthia Rothrock more into the public eye. She actually kind of got the ball rolling for me on several female D&D characters I made over the years; she had a really cool aura about her I enjoyed emulating, and I wouldn't have known about her without you.

Yeah, I was going to say, this is the gold documentary all over again. Which isn't an excuse by any means, but it's certainly not his first questionable rodeo unfortunately.