a good character description and a personality to act out have done more to convey who my characters were than any drawings, is my exp
Personality particularly, all of my friend's/players PCs I've found memorable are the ones with clear and specific personality traits, and are descriptive about their body language and behaviours. Mauve the wine-aunt plant fairy or Squidunk the toad loving gnome were infinitely more memorable than the Sorlock who thought he was mysterious and his girlfriend who entire character was "sorlock's love interest". I legit can't remember their names and that campaign ended two months ago, compared to about 5 years for Squidunk and 8 or 9 for Mauve.
You don't need character art. It's fun, but absolutely not necessary. And something you'll realize is that like 90% of your characters are gonna end up kinda flopping anyway.
nobody ever drew shit for the campaigns i played in back in the day.
are you basing your expectations on critical roll?
Never watched it but everyone else in each campaign has character art so I feel like the odd man out
you have a group of unicorns, keep them.
Well I'd be lying if I said there weren't a few red flags but I'm having fun for now
I charge 30$ per hour hit me up if you like what you see.
(I actually have a friend who is artist who I could recommend but I doubt you are going to like his prices since he is really good and has a bit of a following)
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