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Another DnD character, but this one is quite different as the main inspiration wasn't from anything usual, but from Monster Rancher 2. I was playing the crap out of it during my holiday in September and one of the monsters I raised was a Wild Hare. I named it Zabbit because it's stripes reminded me of a Zebra, then for the character, I added the O to make it sound less silly. (To me anyway)

So much like his Monster Rancher counterpart, Zabbito was raised by Elves as a pet, they lived in a country where Elves ruled all and animal-races had zero rights, so it was common for animal-races, despite having sentience, being treated like animals. While this sounds bad, this was Zabbito's lifestyle, as he was born and raised in this land, and was very well cared for and loved. But again, much like his Monster Rancher counterpart, the country they lived in had tournaments where they pitted their beasts against one another for fame and money, so while Zabbito was loved and cared for, he was also trained to fight since he was a baby, learning to use his ears as fists as they had more range and eventually gaining more power.

I have a few more pictures of Zabbito this month so I hope you like him so far.

Zabbito (c) Thomas Chandler
Dungeons and Dragons (c) Wizards of the Coast

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Description
Another DnD character, but this one is quite different as the main inspiration wasn't from anything usual, but from Monster Rancher 2. I was playing the crap out of it during my holiday in September and one of the monsters I raised was a Wild Hare. I named it Zabbit because it's stripes reminded me of a Zebra, then for the character, I added the O to make it sound less silly. (To me anyway)

So much like his Monster Rancher counterpart, Zabbito was raised by Elves as a pet, they lived in a country where Elves ruled all and animal-races had zero rights, so it was common for animal-races, despite having sentience, being treated like animals. While this sounds bad, this was Zabbito's lifestyle, as he was born and raised in this land, and was very well cared for and loved. But again, much like his Monster Rancher counterpart, the country they lived in had tournaments where they pitted their beasts against one another for fame and money, so while Zabbito was loved and cared for, he was also trained to fight since he was a baby, learning to use his ears as fists as they had more range and eventually gaining more power.

I have a few more pictures of Zabbito this month so I hope you like him so far.

Zabbito (c) Thomas Chandler
Dungeons and Dragons (c) Wizards of the Coast

Want to support me? Subscribe for $1 a month.
www.deviantart.com/tman5636/ti…

Follow me on Twitter
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