Drawn on: 7-11-10 | Mimir Daube, while never created as a proper D&D character, is going to be a character in my originally-D&D-campaign-inspired comic, The Adventures of Yu & Me. I decided to make a majority of the cast Kiyu's half-siblings, as an overdone continuation of an inside joke between me and my brother (in the D&D campaign, my brother ran my male character's sister, and... well, the family situation became comically complicated). So, since the only half-elves in the D&D world are half-human, most of these characters wouldn't really work in the game setting. But in my fantasy world they work. Mimir is half what in D&D would be dragonborn, but I don't like the lizard-faced dragonborn so I'll just make him half something new descended from dragons. I chose warlord for his class because it fits dragonborn, but honestly, of all my conceptual cast members, Mimir is the hardest for me to fit into a class. Fortunately, since the comic doesn't actually directly parody D&D, it doesn't matter.
Drawn on: 7-11-10 | Mimir Daube, while never created as a proper D&D character, is going to be a character in my originally-D&D-campaign-inspired comic, The Adventures of Yu & Me. I decided to make a majority of the cast Kiyu's half-siblings, as an overdone continuation of an inside joke between me and my brother (in the D&D campaign, my brother ran my male character's sister, and... well, the family situation became comically complicated). So, since the only half-elves in the D&D world are half-human, most of these characters wouldn't really work in the game setting. But in my fantasy world they work. Mimir is half what in D&D would be dragonborn, but I don't like the lizard-faced dragonborn so I'll just make him half something new descended from dragons. I chose warlord for his class because it fits dragonborn, but honestly, of all my conceptual cast members, Mimir is the hardest for me to fit into a class. Fortunately, since the comic doesn't actually directly parody D&D, it doesn't matter.