Characters For Another D&D Game Me And My Husband Are In. This One Takes Place In A Very Dangerous World

Characters for another D&D game me and my husband are in. This one takes place in a very dangerous world were everything's gone to shit but a group of ragtag heroes just might be what the world needs.

First is husband's character, Hazel Tonberry, a halfing wizard, fresh from one of two wizard colleges in the world. His family runs a business called Tonberry's Tonics & Tinctures, so Hazel is talented at brewing potions and has good business smarts (he has some of the best halfling weed as well). However where his talent truly shines is his magic scribing abilities and understanding of magic. Perhaps he is the greatest magical mind of his generation?

He left wizard school because he didn't agree with how they do some things but found himself woefully unprepared for the dangerous adventuring lifestyle, which is where he meets my character...

Grizette Deathcap, called Griz for short, is a bugbear fighter who grew up living the mercenary life. She learned how to used the power of runes to add to her strength (rune knight subclass). She's very reliable in battle and keeps calm under pressure. Being a bugbear, she never felt welcomed in cities and lived a very hard and rough lifestyle. She acquired a cursed set of plate armor that is always shiny and gleaming, it forced her to always need to stay clean. There was a chance to remove that curse but decided to keep it as it always reminds her that she can have, and deserves nice things.

A character I'm playing in an call of Cthulhu-esque, steampunk D&D game.

His name is Oswald Evergreen. An eladrin paladin of Lathander from a failed merchant family. He's a painter but recently he has a growing interest in guns. (Just got a hold of a gun based off of the Doomslayer shotgun :o ) Due to certain circumstances he goes by the air pirate name The Cordial Corsair.

His story is going in a very interesting direction and might end up being the first character to go fully mad. Fingers crossed!

(seasons in order: spring, summer, autumn, winter)

Art of someone else's character. A Goliath Monk named Temperance. Probably the most intense looking character I've drawn thus far.

Character art I drew for someone. A Drow Barbarian named Chartreuse (Char for short) One of her eyes is a sapphire.

Characters for a westmarch D&D game I'm playing in with my husband.

First we have my character, Rufus aka Fjellkonge the Mountain King of Mardet. He's a 1/16th elf human (the elf stuff gives him no benefits, just some backstory stuff), barbarian. Got his start in the fighting pits of his home city and left to make more money and fame as an adventurer. He gets sensitive about his height (only 5'5") but makes up for it by being built like a brick wall.

Next is my husband's character, Deshaka Jolly, a verdan bard, who's signature instrument is the maracas. They are the friendliest little dude around but they're big round eyes can pierce straight into your soul. Deshaka tends to stand out in the guild because they look nothing like an adventurer but everyone loves having them around.

Rufus and Deshaka are roomates in the guild barracks. They kind of have this asexual lifemates thing going on.

Bonus Pepe-shaka!!!

One of my first D&D characters. A super tall and buff half-elf paladin named Aran. He's very much a himbo and keeps his helmet on all the time since his pretty face gets him unwanted attention.

bonus doodle of some squirrel companions the party had (I was taking in character notes)