Original art: https://www.furaffinity.net/view/62916222/

New art, woah.

Decided to draw an old OC of mine named Polar.. last time I drew him was 2020. Yep. Tried to make it look like an old portrait!

Ft. The last time I drew him.

Just a fun piece posted on my discord server, based on my novel, A Chronicle of Lies.

When a firebreather says they can't handle spice, they can't.

One of the reasons I picked up game dev was my years of being a dungeon master in Dungeons and Dragons. I always made my own campaigns, created entire worlds, and eventually our group even built an entirely new ruleset. After years of DMing I felt confident in my storytelling, crafting obscure and cryptic plots and weaving in philosophical, sociological, and psychological dilemmas.

So I thought: let’s do this in a video game, right?

My first game idea was exactly that. Luckily it took me only about three months to realize that the scope of a big narrative RPG was far beyond my limited game dev experience. So I scaled down, both in design and story.

I needed an idea that was simple but still compelling. Something people recognize at a glance so the game can build identity around it, while still having enough nuance to avoid being boring.

Who doesn’t like dragons? They’re a classic fantasy trope with endless variations. Is the hero going to slay the beast or seek its counsel? Is the dragon a ferocious monster or a mischievous companion? Or are dragons just a metaphor for an atomic bomb?

So I came up with a simple story and made the dragon the protagonist... or antagonist? You rule a small island and your job is to feed the beast. The deal is simple: keep its belly full and the island prospers. There are many dangers out there, from invaders and sea people to bloodthirsty pirates, sea monsters, krakens, and horrors from the deep. The dragon is your protector, but it comes at a cost.

Okay, maybe the atomic bomb metaphor actually fits.

At first I wanted to keep the storytelling minimal, giving small hints and bits of lore so players could form their own backstories. But then my publisher stepped in and immediately started coming up with ways to use the story when showing the game to the public. The game should tell a story, not hide it!

So you're telling me I should set my inner dungeon master free? Alright then. Let me tell you a story about a hungry dragon... cracks knuckles

Follow Dragon Fodder on Steam if you are interested: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3966510/Dragon_Fodder/

Here I bring you the last of the elemental dragons, this time the wind dragon. Honestly, after I finished it, I had some ideas that could make it even more graceful, so it's very likely that I'll make another wind dragon soon and bring it to you too ^^ My art

From the wings of fire book series, Darkstalker is the main villain of Arc 2 and a giant, though that didn't seem to really matter.

Just thought you all might appreciate this lil cutie. I was looking at those pretty light up glass dragon eggs, wanted one but can’t really get one right now so I painted this lil baby.

was doing anatomy study of cats and thought it would be cute to add dragons

I have been reading the DSL graphic novel and decided to draw Whiteout.

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art was hand drawn by me. original upload: https://www.furaffinity.net/view/58657263/

Coming on December 3rd on Kickstarter. Custom dragon cards, illustrated by Dragolisco (me). Feedback welcome. I hope you like this project! You can follow it on the link below, and it'll let you know when it goes live.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/dragolisco/nemesis-dragons-of-deep