Misc
Let's be honest: I have too many characters. Not all have a lot of art, complete playlists, or in-depth backgrounds. This is where you can find some of my lesser known, lesser played characters. Who knows, maybe they'll get another chance to shine in the future!
Uaine
Referred to as the "My Little Pony tiefling," Uaine (they/them) is a cheerful circus performer seeking family. A swashbuckler and an aerial silks performer and acrobat, this well-meaning thembo showboat is just as at home in the air as they are with heir hooves on the ground. They're mischievous, playful, and are doing their best to move on from a dark past.
Systems: Pathfinder 1e
By HitokiriChibi
Bella
Bella (she/her) is a sly, sultry, clever smuggler trying to lay low and avoid the Empire's attention. She makes up for her small stature with a big personality and a quick, biting wit. A master at technology and computers, she is as stubborn as the day is long.
Systems: Star Wars 5e
Trixie
Trixie Knook (she/her) is a chaotic artificer raccoon who invented her way into being a prisoner. Oddly enough, she was perfectly happy being a prisoner, and reluctantly left her black powder-filled tower to help her new friends.
Systems: D&D 5e
Alderose
A perfect Victorian gentleman, Al (he/him) is a master of disguise. A career conman, he strives to break free of the rigid class structures of his world and lie, cheat, and steal his way to a better future for himself and his friends.
Systems: Leverage RPG
By JayyTXT
Winwydden
Sissy-Jo (she/her) is a Southern bell just trying to survive the apocalypse. She's smarter and tougher than her attitude lets on, but has a materialistic streak that has a way of getting her into trouble. Even after the end of the world, Sissy feels the need to keep up appearances and live beyond her means.
Systems: Backwater
By Kaydamphyr
Sissy-Jo
Win (they/them) is an ancient, long-dormant plant person/vegetation genasi who is learning how to interact with the modern world. They have flower-petal eyes and a monotone, sing-song way of speaking. Many people would call them creepy, but as a grave domain cleric, they stand between their friends and death itself.
Systems: D&D 5e
