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Give it to the deva
See it with the poor
Give it to a factol
Never see it more.

- children's ryme in Sigil

Hi!
here is the colored version of this pic [link]

I did this work for the planewalker site [link]
There are a number of character of the Planescape setting that need to be designed and I decided to try with "Unity-of-Rings", the movanic deva. I hope they will like it.

Devas are proxies of the good deities. They seems stunningly handsome male humans (female devas do exists bur their number is lesser) with large, feathery wings fanning gracefully from their shoulders.
Three kinds of devas exist: astral, movanic and monadic.

Movanic devas have milky white skin and silvery hair and eyes.

The movanic deva known as Unity of Rings is the physical embodiment of the third of the three main rules that govern the multiverse: a berk who follows a ring's logic soon ends up where it started. Beginning and ending flow together seamlessly, as sure as the consequence follows an action.

Off course
things come back to haunt you.
They just walk the
ring of Sigil and end up
back where they started

- Unity-of-Rings

Description
Give it to the deva
See it with the poor
Give it to a factol
Never see it more.

- children's ryme in Sigil

Hi!
here is the colored version of this pic [link]

I did this work for the planewalker site [link]
There are a number of character of the Planescape setting that need to be designed and I decided to try with "Unity-of-Rings", the movanic deva. I hope they will like it.

Devas are proxies of the good deities. They seems stunningly handsome male humans (female devas do exists bur their number is lesser) with large, feathery wings fanning gracefully from their shoulders.
Three kinds of devas exist: astral, movanic and monadic.

Movanic devas have milky white skin and silvery hair and eyes.

The movanic deva known as Unity of Rings is the physical embodiment of the third of the three main rules that govern the multiverse: a berk who follows a ring's logic soon ends up where it started. Beginning and ending flow together seamlessly, as sure as the consequence follows an action.

Off course
things come back to haunt you.
They just walk the
ring of Sigil and end up
back where they started

- Unity-of-Rings