Elliot. Entropy Elliot. - Dungeons and Dragons

 


Character - Entropy Elliot
Time - Approx. 2 Hours

Meet my Dungeons and Dragons character, Entropy Elliot! He is a Chaotic Neutral Tiefling Bard from the college of Lore. He is an absolute mad lad. I've been DM-ing and playing him with some friends for a few months now, and if anything happened to him, I'd kill everyone in this room and then myself.

The process of picking his colors was the most frustrating color picking process of my teenage life. His. Fricking. Tunic. I could not get all of the colors to look right, but I think they are okay now. The background is my favorite thing, though. I did a base color for the shape and then went in with FireAlpaca's particle brush with the same color on various multiply and add layers until it looked glittery enough. I used the same method for the glitter in this drawing.

Now for one of my favorite Entropy Elliot story for your reading pleasure!

The Bug Bear
I have been playing this character in the Lost Mine of Phandelver campaign, for some context on what's going on.
Earlier in this session, I had rolled a Nat. 20 animal handling roll to get us past some wolves and a Nat. 1 trying to climb up a 30 ft. wall. So it was already going fun. Entropy and the two other character, Ronan (chaotic neutral elf rouge) and Gypsy (chaotic... neutral elf rogue) had reached the room in the cave where the Bug Bear, Cragg was. And it was not going great. Ronan and Entropy were in the process of pretending to be dead to not get attacked and Gypsy was in an entirely different room dealing with a bunch of goblins. The Bug Bear discovered that Entropy and Ronan were in fact not dead and decided to attack.
So, naturally, as the good Bard that I am, I rolled to seduce the Bug Bear.
Natural. 20.
The Bug Bear was charmed and was convinced to attack its allies by a simple lip-bite and a "ur pretty". Entropy eventually knocked out the Bug Bear with Vicious Mockery. And also with some swords to the back from Gypsy.

I love my little gremlin man. If you have any questions about my art or characters, feel free to ask in the comments!

Stay Awesome! <3
(also happy fourth of july my 'merican friends)

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