Tag: D&D

My pathfinder group’s most recent crypt delve went a little… wrong.

Very sketchy/messy, and dear god I can do better architecture than that, but I wanted something to evoke the mood more than I cared about being “correct” I guess.

Warmup sketch of Sara Parker, another NPC from my Pathfinder game. She’s a half elf that runs a bakery in Thorngate. Freja lives with her. Sara’s definitely more in the background than Freja is, but she’s a sweetheart, and the players have called on her for help a few times.

I am stupidly proud of this for how simple it is.

I was originally going to make a proper map for the location my players were heading, but this emerged instead when I realized that without making a multi-level map (for a location with no actual combat or reason for the players to need a detailed map,) in less than 24 hours, I’d drive myself insane.

I have no idea where the parchment and paper textures on this came from. If anyone recognizes them, please tell me so I can give credit. They’ve been floating around in my resources forever.

And done!

Freja is a half orc that lives in Thorngate, a small woodland town in my Pathfinder campaign. She works for the local butcher, where her primary job is handling the smokehouse.

Freja is a ranger, and her animal companion is a brown bear named Ksenia. I’ve frankly been delighted with how my players have reacted with her over the course of my campaign. I expected her to remain a background character, doing her thing while the players came and went; instead she’s become very important to them. They often bring back small gifts for her in their travels, such as exotic fabrics, upon learning that she enjoys sewing.