The Illuminator's Guild is a major power in my underground city setting, so I'm trying to adopt a style reminiscent of 14th-century illuminated manuscripts for the illustrations. Apparently, a secular, assembly line process was prominent in Paris at the time.

#digitalart #gothic #ttrpg

Im a pretty amateur artist who developed what modest skills i do have before #digitalart was a thing...so apps like #sketchbook are both amazing and frustrating. Long story short, I just discovered the steady stroke tool, and it's a godsend!

The #BBEG for my space-opera #spelljammer campaign is dark space sorcerer Mørke Far. Father of the princess, of course, and all about using telekinesis in combat. I threw in some Dr. Doom, too, to make it more interesting.

The trio of heroes is rounded out with the hirsute sidekick Akabwech, a bugbear barbarian. Yes, I frequently resort to using reversed names even when the reference is obvious. It's become a sort of game with the players to see if I can sneak one by them.

Notorious gambler, rascal, and ladies' man Ace Olos doesn't want to come off as a sentimental sap, but he's not-so secretly devoted to the princess. I gave him the assassin rogue's ability to avoid conflict by shooting first.

A space-opera setting for your spelljammer campaign simply has to start with the rebellious princess, rejecting her father’s tyranny and now leads a rag-tag resistance movement. My version is basically a bard, with a devastating remark for any situation.