When I read about the 7.2.5 quest that places Wrathion in Northrend, and how his excuse for being there was his “own amusement,” this was my first thought.
As an entry-level DnD player can someone explain to me in the simplest possible way how to differentiate wizards, warlocks, and sorcerers from each other?
wizards is imbued with magic, you just need to prepare mentally your spells.
sorcerer studied magic, you need to physically prepare your spells and often need materials.
warlock has magic because of demon, you have access to mainly dark magic as well as eldritch blast as a free unlimited cantrip.
to be honest, play-wise wizards & sorcerers are very similar as they tend to have a lot of shared spells. sorcerers get to specialize in a school of magic more than wizards though. and warlock its pretty much just dark magic.
this, except reverse wizards and sorcerers.
sorcerers innately have their magic (usually because someone fucked a magic being. often a dragon)
wizards studied magic and learned accordingly. they also tend to be older, but not always.
warlocks get their magic from pacts with magic beings (which i don’t think necessarily have to be demons).
2 out of 3 Commissions for Keanna of Mazarena’e Snowborn, a minor Frostbrood in humanoid form. Thank you so much for commissioning me! Decided to draw one version with wings like a Frostbrood, not my strongest side, but I still enjoyed it! <3
centaurs would work if you replace the horse body with a giraffe, because it’d suit the anatomy of a centaur to live of fruits and leafs up in very tall trees.
Also they’d look hilarious when they have to drink water.
i was gonna be like i Need this and then i realized wait… i can draw…
Bro your art is amazing and I love these centaurs!
YESSSSS!!!!!!
has anybody ever thought about how logically, the spine of the human part would actually be a neck, so it’s basically like a really REALLY REALLY REALLY noodly human
