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Araldur and Szaka for scale. I pondered Szaka's role in the novel but then I realized I was teaming up Bron and Araldur, two fellows who aren't big on words.
Szaka is fearful like any goblin, but also enjoys to chatter. With her influence, we'll learn a lot about the grey orc. More than he would have told Bron if it was just them travelling together.
Szaka is fearful like any goblin, but also enjoys to chatter. With her influence, we'll learn a lot about the grey orc. More than he would have told Bron if it was just them travelling together.
Omg I’m so hyped for new govlins, especially Szaka especially.
Nice. I think they'll both be interesting characters. Szaka is an irreverent chatterbug that get Araldur talking. I might even design his battle armor to have a place for her to sit on top of his shoulder.
That actually sounds so amazing, you should definitely go for it! Can’t wait to read it.
There will be two goblin characters in the next novel. The next book will have more story involving the greenskins than any other. Goblins will be rare in my world, created from genetic anomalies at birth, they retain a high intelligence and a much longer lifespan. Szaka here is an old gal for even a goblin. Where did she get an advanced crossbow? Well she stole it from her friend the orcish chief, who acquired it as loot from a human.
Naturally back before Araldur was her friend, or quite as grey.
Naturally back before Araldur was her friend, or quite as grey.
I present Iloma and Harendor. Guesses welcome as to their role in the next novel, the finale of Rhunal's saga.
I've accidently gone and made a tall lady and a short fellow by comparison again. But its fairly story relevant that Harendor is short and quite un-orclike.
I won't have anything specific to Inksgiving coming out. I'm well on the way to completing the first draft of my fourth novel about Rhunal and Brondulf. So any gifts of ink are much appreciated and will help with that good old motivation to put together the end of this tale.
I've accidently gone and made a tall lady and a short fellow by comparison again. But its fairly story relevant that Harendor is short and quite un-orclike.
I won't have anything specific to Inksgiving coming out. I'm well on the way to completing the first draft of my fourth novel about Rhunal and Brondulf. So any gifts of ink are much appreciated and will help with that good old motivation to put together the end of this tale.
I created some fanart for Ratscout on Tapas. Naomi and Eike are the protagonists of a novel that appeared at the end of the first Inheritance novel. Naomi is a banshee and Eike is human... totally human.
It was a fun fantasy romance novel of about 40 short chapters. It appears at the end of the main inheritance book. https://tapas.io/series/Inheritance-Book-One
It was a fun fantasy romance novel of about 40 short chapters. It appears at the end of the main inheritance book. https://tapas.io/series/Inheritance-Book-One
Meet Uzgar, Shora's brother.
Surly, isolationist. And the most reliable brother any she-orc could have. An infiltrator and assassin, no defenses can stop him.
Surly, isolationist. And the most reliable brother any she-orc could have. An infiltrator and assassin, no defenses can stop him.
New chapter finally out. Had to delay to finish this illustration, which I'm really happy with.
A fantastical cavern city, which the dour inhabitants only somewhat appreciate.
A fantastical cavern city, which the dour inhabitants only somewhat appreciate.
I don't usually notify for edits on my novels. But I made substantial changes to Chapter 5 Loneliness and Chapter 6 Goodbye. Chapter 6 is twice as long.
Shora's decision to leave her brother and live near Javad was too easily made before, by all parties. Now both Javad and Uzgar try to talk her out of it. Shora herself considers her options before leaving.
Javad no longer knows that she is coming.
Shora's decision to leave her brother and live near Javad was too easily made before, by all parties. Now both Javad and Uzgar try to talk her out of it. Shora herself considers her options before leaving.
Javad no longer knows that she is coming.
Arald is a new character in the final novel of my Turbulent March series. He's quite even-tempered because he is so much older than any of the other orcs.
They aren't supposed to get old enough to have gray hair like his, but he's a little bit different. And in more than just age. Overall he is a formidable dude.
They aren't supposed to get old enough to have gray hair like his, but he's a little bit different. And in more than just age. Overall he is a formidable dude.
