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Much like the other gods of Dûnathel's pantheon, Celebrie may change her form when appearing to her followers in dreams, and often takes a form to match the race of the dreamer. Shown here are her dwarf, dragonborn, and orc forms, each different but with a few uniting elements - "Celebrie's crown" (the three pronged symbol on her hairpiece/necklace), burn scars (Celebrie is said to have burned to death before being resurrected by the goddess of life, and her scars end at the wrist because her hands had to be fully regenerated), and the company of a moira (bird-like spirits of undeath who guard the afterlife from all intruders, and who share Celebrie's crown since her ascension).

This art is part of an impromptu "Lorebruary" challenge I've set for myself, which is intended to give me an excuse to do more digital art and flesh out my homebrew D&D world a bit more.

Description

Much like the other gods of Dûnathel's pantheon, Celebrie may change her form when appearing to her followers in dreams, and often takes a form to match the race of the dreamer. Shown here are her dwarf, dragonborn, and orc forms, each different but with a few uniting elements - "Celebrie's crown" (the three pronged symbol on her hairpiece/necklace), burn scars (Celebrie is said to have burned to death before being resurrected by the goddess of life, and her scars end at the wrist because her hands had to be fully regenerated), and the company of a moira (bird-like spirits of undeath who guard the afterlife from all intruders, and who share Celebrie's crown since her ascension).

This art is part of an impromptu "Lorebruary" challenge I've set for myself, which is intended to give me an excuse to do more digital art and flesh out my homebrew D&D world a bit more.