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Welcome back, folks! Here's another picture from over ten years ago when I first came up with the concept of Planesquest. This character's name is Tombie (Pronounced too-me), and as you can see, he's a living skeleton. I came up with him before deciding to have a team of furries, and at the time, Tombie basically filled a role similar to what Cowl currently fills. I intended this character to be a necromancer with limited ability to animate and control the dead, possibly with other spooky powers, and the ability to dismember and reconstruct himself. The idea evolved to Cowl because, when I shifted to furries, I needed an animal necromancer, and I could have easily used a bat, but black cats were more closely associated with witchcraft. Cowl became the necromancer, but with the development of morality and a more "human" affiliation, the connection with zombies was eventually dropped and Cowl became a rogue sorcerer instead. Kind of dark and edgy roots, right? Anyway, enjoy. And as always, thanks for clicking!

Description
Welcome back, folks! Here's another picture from over ten years ago when I first came up with the concept of Planesquest. This character's name is Tombie (Pronounced too-me), and as you can see, he's a living skeleton. I came up with him before deciding to have a team of furries, and at the time, Tombie basically filled a role similar to what Cowl currently fills. I intended this character to be a necromancer with limited ability to animate and control the dead, possibly with other spooky powers, and the ability to dismember and reconstruct himself. The idea evolved to Cowl because, when I shifted to furries, I needed an animal necromancer, and I could have easily used a bat, but black cats were more closely associated with witchcraft. Cowl became the necromancer, but with the development of morality and a more "human" affiliation, the connection with zombies was eventually dropped and Cowl became a rogue sorcerer instead. Kind of dark and edgy roots, right? Anyway, enjoy. And as always, thanks for clicking!