Jeff's dooodles

[Jeff Wrbelis]

Lesser Jotens, despite their namesakes, are powerfully built giants standing 10 feet tall and very broad. Two great lower tusks jut from their mouths, and their eyes are small for their faces. Though fierce and from a raiding society, the lesser Jotens are not inherently evil, being of the same mean and manner as regular barbarian human tribes from a similar clime, many trading with human settlements on a regular basis. Joten are excellent hunters and will trade meat and fur for refined ores and hard metal tools. They sail large longboats and knars, and a few clans have trained woolly mammoth and mastodons as mounts and chattel. A Jotun roused to battle is a fierce opponent, most wielding giant great axes, spears and two-handed swords. They prefer giant throwing axes to boulders, and dire-wolves and the occasional cave bear, giant otter or weasels can be found in their long-homes. Jotuns worship Ymir, the lord of the frost. Their ale is particularly potent and much sought-after among the dwarven folk.

[chiisu81]

Awesome this may need to find its way into a supplement!

[teaman]

Jeff, are you still drawing today? If not, get that pencil in hand and get cracking! You do nice work.

[Jeff Wrbelis]

Thank you, sir. Yeah the last 24 or so drawings were this month (dare I say, at work during slow periods).

[Jeff Wrbelis]

Fell Manticore

[Jeff Wrbelis]

Ogre Centaur (Ogretarius?)

[Dimirag]

Ogre Centaur (Ogretarius?)

Ogrentaur?

[Jeff Wrbelis]

Ogre Centaur (Ogretarius?)

Ogrentaur?

was thinking Sagittarius lol

[Jeff Wrbelis]

Satyr Man-Stalker: Satyr Man-stalkers are foul woodland banes that have developed a taste for human and demi-human flesh, preferably humans and halflings. They consider elves a rare delicacy and rate dwarves and other tough sentient creatures as fit only for chewy jerky. They have the stealthy ability of 6th level Halfling thieves and blend in very well in natural settings. They are particularly adept at use of natural poisons, often of the type that will slow a victim to extend an enjoyable hunt. Unfortunately, these creatures are seldom encountered alone, a band of 3-6 (called a ‘Stalk’) being the most common in a hunting party. Some have been known to work in concert with evil fey, or evil animals such as worgs. The good denizens of the woods, such as normal satyr, centaurs and the like avidly oppose these insidious bands. Their pipes are often cleverly disguised blowguns.

[Jeff Wrbelis]

Scythe-Tail.. Savannah predator