Into the March of Darkness [Characters]
"Mirrynfield is a dying, rotting little town. I passed by there a long time ago as a child. I passed by again most recently to conduct a report on the work of four Black Wolf Legion mercenaries, soldiers who were passing by after a successful witch hunt in the west, and how they managed to deal with an epidemic that was quickly overtaking the population."
A D&D module soon to be published by a friend of mine. Here's the gallery of NPC's.
Miktlan the Goddess of Death
I did this for a friend of mine who's planning on making a D&D module with this character. She's the goddess of death and her symbol is the maggot.
Aldebrand Mirryn
An NPC in the upcoming "Into the March of Darkness" module for Dungeons and Dragons. He's the son of a Mayor who's currently the acting mayor of his village in peril after his father was absent under strange circumstances.
Merilda Mirryn, Fair Lady of the Rural Lands
Wife of Aldebrand
Sir Gallahan
A war veteran and tutor for Mayor Aldebrand in the upcoming D&D module "Into the March Of Darkness." Thanks to my buddy for helping me out in painting the character while I was busy at work. I actually did the line art.
Former Mayor Abellard
Another NPC for my buddy's D&D module, "Into the March of Darkness." This character is the former mayor of Mirrynfield named Abellard Mirryn, the father of Aldebrand Mirryn, acting mayor of the town. Now infected
Ilyrana Ashgrove, Farmer Elf Girl
TThe Ashgrove couple are simple Elven farm folk living in the town of Mirrynfield, a settlement generally home to humans.
Delphine the Priestess of Death and Twilight
Her name is Delphine, the Priestess of Death and Twilight and servant of Miktlan
Dagon, Lord of the Depths
Our fantasy campaign's version of Dagon, inspired by the actual Philistine god from the Bible and H.P Lovecraft's version. Also D&D's very own version.
Mirryn Family Crest
Symbol of Miktlan, the Goddess of Death
Symbol of Dagon, Lord of the Depths