Raelnor, Half-Elf Swashbuckler Rogue; and Morrin 'Percival' Stoutbridge, Halfling Vampire Bard - Sketch (Patreon)

Characters: Raelnor, Half-Elf Swashbuckler Rogue; and Morrin 'Percival' Stoutbridge, Halfling Vampire Bard

Raelnor is a relatively carefree half-elf rogue swashbuckler who usually pledges his allegiance to the highest bidder of whatever he needs at the time, changing his mind often enough to change sides. His eloquence and charm often help him get out of the most difficult situations. If that doesn’t help, he uses his duelist skills, paired with the cunningness you can expect from a rogue to get out of trouble. Highlights in his life so far include: giving an ancient magic tower bell that gives immense power over the undead to the king of dead with his party, killing the captain of a large ship and declaring it as his own, becoming the new captain and turning the whole crew to piracy (“why should you catch fish if you can just take that and other stuff from others?”), helping an upcoming necromancer ship his clone out range of his own party who wanted to kill him, fooling his former party into stealing the aforementioned ancient bell back to give it to the necromancer that they thought they killed, plundering and pirating under the command of said necromancer, and buying a totally run down tavern (picture) together with his friend Percival (who accompanied him through all that) from money that the necromancer gave them for an entirely different purpose.

Morrin 'Percival' Stoutbridge is a halfing vampire bard, who lost more than just his wife since his transformation. In the first decades of his un-life as a vampire, it was difficult to feed on other humanoids. During that time, he was desperately searching for a cure but without success. On his journeys, Percival served great rulers, powerful magicians, and eerie necromancers, always maintaining his good mood and music. But every time the curtains closes it is him who does not laugh. In recent times, he found something similar to a friend with Raelnor, with whom he had numerous (mis)adventures, including the one you’re witnessing here!

What do you think? :)

I'll be posting the full illustration of those two amazing guys in a few days!