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"Long long ago, a powerful being was created by an unknown provenance. This Prime entity, in turn, created a world and a People to help search for purpose in this newfound life. The People studied and explored and advanced, until they finally had enough knowledge and resources to build the great Conduit, which they believed they could use to share in the Prime’s consciousness and combine their efforts.
The Prime was both offended and threatened by this new technology, and split the people to slow their advancement: over the next generation, souls were reborn into stranger and stranger bodies, resulting in the many races we now know. But in a tremendous and final surge of power from the Conduit, the Prime fractured as well, though the being barely noticed until its varying aspects had split into the many warring Shards that make up our pantheon today, or so they say." If you want to reblog this, it's on Tumblr here!

Basically, my friend UncleWhisky and I decided we wanted to invent a tabletop RPG setting for fun, and so after a lot of excited brainstorming and development we started realising own world, with our own set of classes and races. I'm really proud of what we made and I wanted to draw up some concept art for them!

DO YOU WANT TO PLAY A SYMBIOTIC PSYCHIC MOTH???? WELL WHO DOESN'T!!!! These guys started with the idea of making a symbiotic playable character, and it was UncleWhisky's idea to make them hobbit-sized and insectoid; it's my fault that they ended up as adorable androgynous moth-things. I just really love the idea that they are psychic but legitimately NEED that mental contact.

Classes featured here:
The Wizard of the Old Path - They have learned the lost practices of the First People’s magic, and can harness and manipulate the world around them. Apprenticeship was long and difficult, and magic was a struggle to master, but the Wizard will be greatly respected for their ancient knowledge and elemental power.

The Lucky Rotten Scoundrel - They have no powers, no impressive mastery, and no business standing toe-to-toe with ancient monsters and evil enchanters. But somehow they dodged, somehow they outwitted, somehow they got that one lucky shot. The Scoundrel survives by his wits alone…. and a great deal of luck.

Description
"Long long ago, a powerful being was created by an unknown provenance. This Prime entity, in turn, created a world and a People to help search for purpose in this newfound life. The People studied and explored and advanced, until they finally had enough knowledge and resources to build the great Conduit, which they believed they could use to share in the Prime’s consciousness and combine their efforts.
The Prime was both offended and threatened by this new technology, and split the people to slow their advancement: over the next generation, souls were reborn into stranger and stranger bodies, resulting in the many races we now know. But in a tremendous and final surge of power from the Conduit, the Prime fractured as well, though the being barely noticed until its varying aspects had split into the many warring Shards that make up our pantheon today, or so they say." If you want to reblog this, it's on Tumblr here!

Basically, my friend UncleWhisky and I decided we wanted to invent a tabletop RPG setting for fun, and so after a lot of excited brainstorming and development we started realising own world, with our own set of classes and races. I'm really proud of what we made and I wanted to draw up some concept art for them!

DO YOU WANT TO PLAY A SYMBIOTIC PSYCHIC MOTH???? WELL WHO DOESN'T!!!! These guys started with the idea of making a symbiotic playable character, and it was UncleWhisky's idea to make them hobbit-sized and insectoid; it's my fault that they ended up as adorable androgynous moth-things. I just really love the idea that they are psychic but legitimately NEED that mental contact.

Classes featured here:
The Wizard of the Old Path - They have learned the lost practices of the First People’s magic, and can harness and manipulate the world around them. Apprenticeship was long and difficult, and magic was a struggle to master, but the Wizard will be greatly respected for their ancient knowledge and elemental power.

The Lucky Rotten Scoundrel - They have no powers, no impressive mastery, and no business standing toe-to-toe with ancient monsters and evil enchanters. But somehow they dodged, somehow they outwitted, somehow they got that one lucky shot. The Scoundrel survives by his wits alone…. and a great deal of luck.