(EDIT: i cannot. i am sorry) Idk :P I don’t have any motivation to draw anymore :sobs: but in the middle of some SwSh fanart because I like torturing myself Basically Onyxia, one of my actually good designed OCs isn’t human and I wanted to dive into what she is more So yea basically lore (this might change) Uhh so some humans with magic died and possessed rags and came back as these thingies. The way they died influences their type of magic (e.g. drowning means water manipulation idk) Btw the clothes ARE the body itself; it cannot be removed without the life force spilling out and either killing it, or it goes out of control and yea (also because I don’t want to draw anything inappropriate for scratch. I o not expect you to do it either with my species) And yea since they have no elbow the arms can move in really anatomically impossible ways but they can act like normal arms too. Your preference, but don’t feel limited for movement (imagine the arms as noodles that can be stiff or flexible DONT ACTUALLY DRAW NOODLES PLEASE) and wispy ghost hair thingy (wings can be used as wings or secondary arms; if used as secondary arms they are less dextrous then the real hands therefore can’t be relied on completely. They can switch between flying with them and using them as hands but it exhausts them so often they stick with 1) Usually they are quite talkative and appear in humanoid forms even though that isn’t what they truely look like (you can draw in other forms e.g. cat but you MUST draw the humanoid form first and that mousy be the main form. No exceptions apart from some event I may do) also depending on where and how they died, they often get diff animal traits (Onyxia has arctic fox ears and ice powers because she died of frostbite and Steren has rabbit ears because he died jumping off of a cliff trying to reach the stars) not always tho and these traits are quite rare So yeah I have no idea what to call this species TwT Also I hath made another one called Steren (or Stevell I can’t decide) which is in Cornish (yes a real language from Cornwall) Steren means star, Stevell means room. No cap (Stevell sounds like Clavell and Steven Stone :skull:)
