Aldrakhanian assassin (lion) for my worldbuilding setting, of machines, sorcery, and lore.

Lore:

Aldrakhania is the foremost empire in the world and a major antagonist. It is ruled by the lion dynasty, the House of Aldrakhan.

The assassins serve as loyal bodyguards or operatives to eliminate threats. They are even more devoted to the regime than the Aldrakhanian Royal Guard Corps, as they hail from the ruling dynasty or are closely related.

If the king or another important member of the house is in public, these assassins are often close by, watching in the shadows for threats.

They are adept at sustained invisibility (sorcery) and dealing high critical damage. Unsurprisingly, the big cats are among the stealthiest fighters in the setting.

Doing some character stuff...posted some sketches to my Bluesky if you wanna see more...

https://bsky.app/profile/tomdrewthis.bsky.social

comm for Sùil on VGen :)

[Let's imagine for a second that this is "Quality", sorry guys]

Petey the porcupine with his cool fucking sword.

A coyote Inquisitor for my worldbuilding setting, of machines, sorcery, and lore.

Lore:

The Inquisitors serve as an elite police force for the Empire of Aldrakhania, which is a major antagonist of the setting, ruled by a lion dynasty.

A coyote Inquisitor is a rare sight, but they do exist within their ranks.

While the coyotes are known for their resistance against the empire of Aldrakhania, some accepted its rule. The coyotes eventually repelled the Aldrakhanian invaders in a conflict called the Coyote Reconquista. Even so, some coyotes remained part of the empire.

The Aldrakhanian regime established the Inquisitor order to balance the power of the Aldrakhanian Royal Guard Corps. The Inquisitors recruit from the working class, while the royal guards originate from the nobility. In the past, the nobility held enough power and influence to challenge the regime, hence the need for balance of power.

The Inquisitors embrace the use of technology and innovation, such as grenades, for defending the realm and maintaining order.

While curved swords are native to the region, the regime and its enforces adopted the use of straight swords to symbolize their legitimacy. This practice stems from the ruling dynasty wielding an artifact called the Dragon Rider's Spear, captured from the greatest city built by mortals.

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This is Jack Reinheer Joesteed, originally it was just an OC, but a friend of mine got me into JJBA and I've otherwise decided afterwards to implement and change Jack with a full story and book to him.

The book I'm currently making is called The Rocky Road, it's publicly available RN but will be until act 1 is finished.

The book is supposed to a be a love letter to Araki's work as I'm putting a lot of time to making the story unique and somewhat interesting lol.

That comes with a whole separate story line, stands and characters with minor mentions to canon characters to tie it in nicely.

I haven't exactly been making anthropomorphic's or similar stuff since a couple years ago, I've just got back Into it and so it's not that good rn lol.

Otherwise I hope y'all enjoy it, and please lend your opinions. ❤️

Love: Jack Sparkle#243

Salt doesn't dream of knights, great adventures, or heroes. He dreams of spires. Someday he'll stand beside his father as a full-fledged, master stonemason...but for now? Bedtime is at 8, drawing on walls is discouraged (a battle his parents are losing), and stuffed animals aren't to be chewed on.

Art by Gauthier_Arts
Character by me