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So recent surfing on the internet brought an interesting thing to my attention, which was one of these online quiz things. This one in particular was about determining your "in-real-life" stats if you were a character in Dungeons and Dragons. I decided to bring this to the attention of my D&D group and we had some fun discussing what class our characters would be suited for. My stats gave me rather low strength, so no good for a melee class like Fighter or Monk, but I had some decent ones for a spell caster or a ranged/dexterity based character. As such, I picked out three classes I thought I could fit (left to right):

Cleric (Light Domain): Now, clerics do often have a decent strength stat as their weapons tend to be simple (which all bar daggers use STR as the attack stat). They also tend to focus on Wisdom, which was my highest stat following the quiz. I figured I could make myself as a more DEX based cleric by using ranged weapons instead (not pictured here because I didn't want draw a crossbow). I chose the Light domain due to the feature Warding Flare which can impose disadvantage on attacks against you, which could help me out in a pinch if I needed it. Also, I've played as a cleric during a one-shot and had so much fun (she was a Trickery Domain cleric but still...).

Bard (College of Lore): A bard was the first class I picked to play as in D&D with my girl, Nix, and it was one of the first I thought would suit me. I love music, performance, and telling stories, so having a character based on that felt perfect. Bards are typically DEX based fighters, specialising in finesse weapons, and are known to be a support class. I thought that suited me rather well and my CHA stat from the quiz wasn't half bad. Plus, it gives me the opportunity to design some cool jackets.

Ranger (Beast Master): Rangers are all about DEX based combat due to a preference for bows and finesse weapons, so as a more fighting focused class it was a good fit for me. Plus, I do archery as a hobby so I was happy to incorporate that as well. I picked the Beast Master subclass for the option to have an animal companion (for the record, I would choose a panther), and seeing as Rangers use Wisdom as their spell casting stat it also made sense from that perspective as well. I also really enjoyed designing the outfit for this one. The Ranger class is currently the only one out of the three I've picked that I have yet to play, but I am now looking for an excuse to do so.

COMMISSIONS ARE OPEN. CHECK MY PRICES AND GUIDELINES HERE:
Commissions Prices and GuidelinesMore example images to be added once I have some available.
Payment to be made via PayPal invoice
IMPORTANT NOTICE:
I require FULL details of what the desired commission is before accepting payment. Please do NOT send me any money until I have accepted the terms of the commission as I will not accept it. Any money sent before I have discussed the final price with the client will be automatically refunded.
Please send me a note detailing what you would like your commission to be, and I will inform you of the full price. Commission will not be started until payment has been received. I shall send you an invoice via PayPal with the details of the payment.
Note that the prices below are for DIGITAL art commissions. I can also do traditional art if you would like, but to cover the cost of resources and additional time, traditional commissions will cost an extra £5 on top of the base price.
Portrait/Bust:
Sketch/Lin

Description
So recent surfing on the internet brought an interesting thing to my attention, which was one of these online quiz things. This one in particular was about determining your "in-real-life" stats if you were a character in Dungeons and Dragons. I decided to bring this to the attention of my D&D group and we had some fun discussing what class our characters would be suited for. My stats gave me rather low strength, so no good for a melee class like Fighter or Monk, but I had some decent ones for a spell caster or a ranged/dexterity based character. As such, I picked out three classes I thought I could fit (left to right):

Cleric (Light Domain): Now, clerics do often have a decent strength stat as their weapons tend to be simple (which all bar daggers use STR as the attack stat). They also tend to focus on Wisdom, which was my highest stat following the quiz. I figured I could make myself as a more DEX based cleric by using ranged weapons instead (not pictured here because I didn't want draw a crossbow). I chose the Light domain due to the feature Warding Flare which can impose disadvantage on attacks against you, which could help me out in a pinch if I needed it. Also, I've played as a cleric during a one-shot and had so much fun (she was a Trickery Domain cleric but still...).

Bard (College of Lore): A bard was the first class I picked to play as in D&D with my girl, Nix, and it was one of the first I thought would suit me. I love music, performance, and telling stories, so having a character based on that felt perfect. Bards are typically DEX based fighters, specialising in finesse weapons, and are known to be a support class. I thought that suited me rather well and my CHA stat from the quiz wasn't half bad. Plus, it gives me the opportunity to design some cool jackets.

Ranger (Beast Master): Rangers are all about DEX based combat due to a preference for bows and finesse weapons, so as a more fighting focused class it was a good fit for me. Plus, I do archery as a hobby so I was happy to incorporate that as well. I picked the Beast Master subclass for the option to have an animal companion (for the record, I would choose a panther), and seeing as Rangers use Wisdom as their spell casting stat it also made sense from that perspective as well. I also really enjoyed designing the outfit for this one. The Ranger class is currently the only one out of the three I've picked that I have yet to play, but I am now looking for an excuse to do so.

COMMISSIONS ARE OPEN. CHECK MY PRICES AND GUIDELINES HERE:
Commissions Prices and GuidelinesMore example images to be added once I have some available.
Payment to be made via PayPal invoice
IMPORTANT NOTICE:
I require FULL details of what the desired commission is before accepting payment. Please do NOT send me any money until I have accepted the terms of the commission as I will not accept it. Any money sent before I have discussed the final price with the client will be automatically refunded.
Please send me a note detailing what you would like your commission to be, and I will inform you of the full price. Commission will not be started until payment has been received. I shall send you an invoice via PayPal with the details of the payment.
Note that the prices below are for DIGITAL art commissions. I can also do traditional art if you would like, but to cover the cost of resources and additional time, traditional commissions will cost an extra £5 on top of the base price.
Portrait/Bust:
Sketch/Lin