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Published: 2019-04-05 20:57:31 +0000 UTC; Views: 1502; Favourites: 22; Downloads: 0
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Reference for my Drow character Nierra Diral, commissioned from and drawn byRelated content
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Oh wow~! I really love her design, and her eyes!
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Drow with green eyes seemed like a rare thing, but I kind of liked the idea, so I went with it.
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True! They are! Tbh, it appears that many people don't know that Drow can have most any eye color, including yellow and orange, vibrant or muted/neutral. They always appear red in book covers because they glow red when using their infrared vision, which ofc they're always doing in the Underdark. xD So, purple hues aside, Drow have all SORTS of eye colors~ And it's just always nice when I find one like this lovely gal here. Not to mention, the particular pallet of colors you chose for her eyes are just reallyΒ pretty!
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While I designed her with green eyes years ago, I have to give the credit there to the artist I commissioned this from.
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Oooh I see! So the way her eyes are done here is the artist's personal interpretation then?
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Yes, but I like it and I commissioned this with the intention of it being my main reference image for her.
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Ah ok~! And yeah, I would definitely hope you liked it, as you paid for it. It came out really nicely~!
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Oh yeah, I'm really happy with it.
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Do you plan on writing any more about her? Like adding a bio or anything~?
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I played her in a D&D campaign from 2012 to 2014, and have been using her as an NPC in my own campaigns since then. But I can work on condensing that into a bio.
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Oh nice~! I've yet to decide on a Drow to play as in a D&D or Pathfinder campaign, though I definitely wantΒ to at some point. I have many Drow ocs, but they've got too much going on to adapt to a table top game. I also think it's pretty amazing that your campaign with her lasted so long! I've yet to have a campaign last longer than a few months, and even though I've been told I would make a great DM, the idea is... daunting to say the least. XD
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Also, the campaign actually started in 2009, and she my second PC in it (and overall).
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@ _@ WOW. That's really impressive. I graduated high school in 2009 XDD Didn't get to even try D&D till sometime in 2011! The DM was fantastic, and I loved the campaign and story, but it he and the others ended up getting distracted by other concepts and we ended up hopping from one campaign to another a few times before he changed hands to a new DM, and then that DM decided to go from D&D to Shadowrun, and then finally I just- gave up Q uQ I put way too much thought, time, and effort into my characters that I just couldn't keep creating new ones every few weeks. Couldn't keep up.
And then my only Pathfinder experience back in 2013/2014 was fun for a short while, but the GM was new to GMing, and had ZERO idea how to balance things. He also seemed more interested in "winning" than being a GM so, we ended up leaving that campaign as well.
A campaign that lasts as long as yours sounds like a dream, to be honest~ XD
I'm gonna reply to your second comment here too! I'm really interested in your idea of a half-drow for her boy. Do you have an idea for the father, or would they be another existing member of the party? :>
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Early on when I ran a sequel campaign, her succubus (since retconed into homebrew race) girlfriend (they're both bi and the relationship is sort of open) convinced her and a male Human Knight who was a fellow PC in the previous campaign to have a one-night stand, the three of them having previously had at least one threesome together. Nothing that happened after that ruled out the possibility of her being pregnant.
I should note that Drow and Humans are on fairly good terms on the planet she's from. I'm also commissioning art for their son from the Knight's player's sister.
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At the moment, I'm leaning towards making a Half-Drow PC as her son.
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