Sheen Ponce freelance illustrator

ABOUT

dnd character concept.

character outline from client:

Fir'ual was born into a life focused on nature and savagery. He belongs to the Pilinkaarne "Red-Arrow" tribe who live around the Forests of Amtar and Methwood. His is a life of dedication to the tribe. He is adept with the forest, and nature has always been his refuge. He aims to protect and honor the Pilinkaarne, his people.


The "Red-Arrow" is charged with the protection of the Magical bow Nda'kta-na'r "FlameStrike". Known in legend as the bow of flame, it was rumored to have been handed down to a loyal ranger of the Lady Galadriel, who was a founder of the Pilinkaarne. The bow is passed down from Chieftain to Chieftain. Fir'ual was next in line but one unfortunate day came upon the tribe.


A large warband of orcs, from out of nowhere, raided the tribe, pillaged and stole Nda'kta-na'r. The orc war-chief challenged Pilinkaarne's Chieftain into a Mak'Gora only to triumph through deceit, severely injuring the Chieftain. Seeing his mentor and friend cheated into defeat, Fir'ual tried to avenge the loss, and honor. Fir'ual however, was utterly beaten, almost to death, but was kept alive, and made to watch as the warband destroyed his home and murdered his people. The only thing he knows of the orcs are the bloody images on their faces.


Try as he did, he was not able to protect "Red-Arrow" and Nda'kta-na'r. He vowed the redemption of honor and retribution for his tribe. With a heavy heart and at the request of his Chieftain, he was charged with retrieving the tribe's prized bow. He has since, taking Tor'yfel with him, set forth on a quest to seek out the warband and retrieve Nda'kta-na'r which happens to be his namesake as he was called "Flamestike" because of his Crimson eyes that resemble the flames from the Magical bow itself.
Vincent Thomas Evangelista
He has a wolf pup named Tor'yfel whom he found alone in the forest about to be eaten by Pteranodons. He has since realized that they are kindred souls, cut from the same cloth, born out of suffering, sharing a brush with death. he does note that Torian seems to be rather large for a pup.

MADEIT CREDITS

  • Vincent EvangelistaClient

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