Drawn on: 3-6-10 | Also doodled on tiny paper. I'll talk about him a little more here, I suppose. Kiyu is my latest D&D character, an elf Fighter. I really wanted to play with my big brother, with him playing a girl and me playing her older brother. But he wanted to be older, so we ended up twins. We're still gender-swapped though, and that's what matters. Kiyu is the twin brother of Brian's character Isala (a Druid). Despite being gender-swapped, Kiyu is still far more feminine than Isala. But that's because Isala is completely primal. She doesn't like bathing, she turns into a wolf with a bigass beehive sort of thing full of sacred red beetles on her back, she hates humans, etc. Kiyu is perfectly fascinated by humans, hates uncleanliness, and is in general much more like their mother (who's been known to run off and disappear into human lands for long periods of time). He's completely socially inept, though. He's pretty... but as soon as he opens his mouth, he kind of ruins it. Not because he's rude. Because he's clueless.
Drawn on: 3-6-10 | Also doodled on tiny paper. I'll talk about him a little more here, I suppose. Kiyu is my latest D&D character, an elf Fighter. I really wanted to play with my big brother, with him playing a girl and me playing her older brother. But he wanted to be older, so we ended up twins. We're still gender-swapped though, and that's what matters. Kiyu is the twin brother of Brian's character Isala (a Druid). Despite being gender-swapped, Kiyu is still far more feminine than Isala. But that's because Isala is completely primal. She doesn't like bathing, she turns into a wolf with a bigass beehive sort of thing full of sacred red beetles on her back, she hates humans, etc. Kiyu is perfectly fascinated by humans, hates uncleanliness, and is in general much more like their mother (who's been known to run off and disappear into human lands for long periods of time). He's completely socially inept, though. He's pretty... but as soon as he opens his mouth, he kind of ruins it. Not because he's rude. Because he's clueless.