Hey folks, so's I'm posting this one here in a less finished state than my last one cuz I just haven't thought of what to do for the mockup screen itself yet. This time of the team in the other D&D game I'm in since they liked the last set (same folks, we alternate games)

I'm mostly concerned with readability of hands and faces at this point, but I'm down for any tips or opinions anyone's got on them. They're mostly a lot less human this time around~



from left to right:
- Human Monk/Cleric
- Weird mushroom-type-thing-person Druid
- Dragonborn Sorcerer
- Human Wizard
- Gnoll (hyena-humanoid) Druid
- Orc Werebear (Polar bear, hence the white hair) Barbarian

Yeah I think you're right. I do actually normally draw small legs and feet on bulky dudes cuz I think it looks amusing, but in this case it kinda just looks odd. And he looks less intimidating having skipped leg day~

Not a ton of changes, but here's a new version:


List of changes:
Monk - very few minor changes. And is now barefoot.

Mushruid - more minor changes with folds and such

Dragonman - Very few straight changes, but greatly reproportioned

Wizardude - Redid his pipe hand and gave him a book! cuz that's way more interesting.

Gnoll - mostly minor tweaks

Orc - new legs and a few other minor things

Finally back to this after flipping over to non pixel projects for a while.

A few elements are shamelessly ripped from my last piece. Text down below the characters isnt near final and I've again totally forgotten a character's name~ Oh, and I tried to give the shield more highlights but now that its not on a while background it doesnt seem to stand out as much so I may tweak that more.