Menagerie of OCs

What if you gave a kobold wings, a dagger, and an infinite curiosity for the future?

Aitsi is my longest-played DnD character, with his campaign dating back to 2018. He’s a divination wizard whose journey begins with the end – specifically visions of the end of the world he calls home. Threads of fate bring a handful of disparate individuals together to collect artifacts that just might save them all. Just don’t hurt any of his newfound family, or else you’ll see compacted, calculated rage turned on you.

A beautiful sunset dragon adopt, Zak hasn’t seen a lot of action yet! He briefly appeared in a DnD campaign as an artificer heading out to get a formal education and shenanigans ensue!

Fantasy!Berric is a tavern owner, welcoming in patrons from all over. Modern!Berric is a long distance truck driver, spending the majority of his life on the road. Both iterations of him come with a warm smile and an eager ear for stories.

Flick is my beloved himbo OC; there is not a thought in his head at any given time, but his heart is full of love.

He has spent his life in a small jungle village until recently. A goddess came to him in a dream, asking him to take up Her name and do good throughout the lands. A bit confused and lost but determined, he set out on his nebulous mission with the primary goal of making folks smile.

Oh, my beloved Mik, where to begin with you?

A bronze dragonborn sailor, Mik is special for a few reasons. First, he is the first OC that I connected with on a deep level. Second, art that I commissioned of him led to me meeting my partner. Third, he wouldn’t exist without the input of and setting that a deceased friend created. Thank you, Alexis.

My main sona is a dragon, but I have a lion and fox as well!

“Why multiple sonas?” Because I can! They represent different parts of me and different ways I wish to express myself through art.

Ojai started life as a one-shot paladin/sorcerer multiclass. He has found another life as a monk in a DnD game run by my partner. He’s in over his head, but at least he looks good while struggling through the assignments the mysterious spymaster has given him and his newfound friends.

Me to one of my DMs: “hey can I play a dragon in your campaign?” To which my DM said “yeah, sure!”

Rhyix used to be a dragonborn, but through a very costly and complicated magical process, he has assumed the form of a dragon… albeit at a smaller scale. Now he uses his newfound strength to help his friends and hopefully usher in a new age of peace for his homeland.

An orc baker and smith, Seth has very long days. He dreams of adventure but wouldn’t dare abandon his hometown or the legacies that his fathers set up for him.