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NOTE: This refsheet is out of date and doesn't reflect Kosjir's current design. See more recent art to compare.

Reference views for my D&D Lizardfolk character, Kosjir. He has been my sole player character since I began playing 5e in late 2019.

Bio:
“A relative runt in his Lizardfolk tribe, Kosjir (literally, "small one") was largely ignored by others but used his small stature to sneak into pantries to find more food. When he was eventually caught and punished, he decided his survival chances were better alone where he could be the master of his own destiny.

Drawn to civilisation, he learned of the concept of currency, and the easiest way to acquire it seemed to be taking it off others. Years of experience led him to raise the stakes higher, breaking into the homes of the rich to pay his debts until whatever he fenced off ran out.

The richer folk were invariably better educated, so Kosjir was inspired to start taking books alongside the valuables to discover if he could glean the secrets of wealth. His openness to learning about the civilised world set him apart from most others of his species, and certainly any from his tribe. While his reptilian mind still drew blanks at many of these new concepts, an alien spark of curiosity began to emerge, and the all-encompassing survival instinct of the Lizardfolk began to wane. So, when he pocketed a letter one day telling of great heroes and dangerous escapades, some new part of him sought to defy his very nature, in search of the greatest horde of wealth he might ever acquire...”

Originally completed April 2020.

Description
NOTE: This refsheet is out of date and doesn't reflect Kosjir's current design. See more recent art to compare.

Reference views for my D&D Lizardfolk character, Kosjir. He has been my sole player character since I began playing 5e in late 2019.

Bio:
“A relative runt in his Lizardfolk tribe, Kosjir (literally, "small one") was largely ignored by others but used his small stature to sneak into pantries to find more food. When he was eventually caught and punished, he decided his survival chances were better alone where he could be the master of his own destiny.

Drawn to civilisation, he learned of the concept of currency, and the easiest way to acquire it seemed to be taking it off others. Years of experience led him to raise the stakes higher, breaking into the homes of the rich to pay his debts until whatever he fenced off ran out.

The richer folk were invariably better educated, so Kosjir was inspired to start taking books alongside the valuables to discover if he could glean the secrets of wealth. His openness to learning about the civilised world set him apart from most others of his species, and certainly any from his tribe. While his reptilian mind still drew blanks at many of these new concepts, an alien spark of curiosity began to emerge, and the all-encompassing survival instinct of the Lizardfolk began to wane. So, when he pocketed a letter one day telling of great heroes and dangerous escapades, some new part of him sought to defy his very nature, in search of the greatest horde of wealth he might ever acquire...”

Originally completed April 2020.