#The Scholar

[julietvoid]

Gale: [1 / ?]

[dawntrailing]

Scholar's Harbor, Old Sharlayan

[betsey-laurens-hamilton]

do you ever catch your boyfriend parading around town with all the books he wants to read? John and Eliza certainly do

[something-soup-something]

[sleeplesscubes]

This better not flop I spent a lot of time on it!!

[arinewman7]

The Scholar

Stephan Bakalowicz

[opteekaal]

A Special Meeting

This is not an easter egg as much as it is something really neat!! Learning that Thaliak's voice actor is a veteran Warrior of Light is really heart warming and encouraging!! Never give up your dreams! VA: James Day

[solace-of-solitude]

Look at my OCs

that is all

[meatcatt]

Remake of this drawing i did at the beginning of the year. I am so happy with how much I have improved in such a small amount of time. BL, Scholar, FOTC, CBS, Arsonist, and TSS belong to @skyistheground

FAE, and Collector belong to @smokeysflipside

Ghost, NWM, and Botanist belong to me :) Alternate versions under the cut!

[chorne-the-firstborn]

Be a Friend! Rewind When You Reach the End!

( @willowfernn I love your guy and his magic Blockbuster kiosk )

[willowfernn]

I made a doctor who oc

this was funnier in my head

(If you can’t read it, the text says: “Whoops, well, I guess it’s time for… …emergency everything surgery!”)

[rainworld-oc-showdown]

The Architect by @moss-and-marimos vs The Scholar by @starrysundae - round 1 set 1

The Architect- Description:

The architect is a modified survivor slugcat, and so the amount of food pips would be similar to survivor but at least some of them would be required to be carnivorous. This is in order to sustain the energy output used by the slugcat's special ability, this being that they can weld things with their hands. They also have more physical strength than survivor and would most likely do 2 spear damage instead of one. This is in part because they are able to weld spears together to make them larger and more powerful, as well as helping the player to move around the map more easily. They would be bad at swimming, but because of this ability are able to more easily traverse terrain requiring more complicated parkour.

Story:

The Architect is a purposed organism made by Sewn Ends In Lilacs (one of my iterator ocs) to repair an ancient iterator that she found out about. This other iterator was built so early on that the ancients didnt know how huge of an issue the rains would be, and so was built without a retaining wall. Because of this, his structure is falling apart from beneath and around him, and is a similar state to moons in canon, though more overgrown rather than flooded. The course of the campaign if it was actually a game would be traveling from Lilacs' can to the can of Digital Dandelions, the broken down iterator, to repair his puppet and bring it back online, and then to connect communications between him and lilacs. Though this likely wouldnt be a part of the actual game, the architect would then focus on the long task of repairing and updating DD's structure.

The Scholar- Description:

They are slower than average on land and slightly faster than rivulet in the water, they also have limited breath above the water (about 45-65 seconds). They have bioluminescence and the ability to to read pearls and store up to 5 pearls in their stomach.

Story:

They’re just a silly guy who wanders the world in search of knowledge and their lost friend, who happened to run into an iteratior who gave them the ability to read pearls. (btw their campaign takes place just when five pebbles starts to collapse)

Fun facts:

they can’t ascend for reasons I will not specify :)

[appsartstash]

Been having varying levels of Rain World brain rot for the last while, so a good chunk of what I've been drawing lately are slugcats. Most of these are my own ideas because I've gotten more attached than I intended. I'll yell about them under the cut.

First is an attempt at a Hunter design featuring a slugpup I've been calling the Squire. My main idea is that before the end of Hunter's campaign, they leave Squire with Gourmand's colony, and Squire ends up acting as a guard there when they're older.

The second image is of the Cathode (green) and the Chameleon (black and white). They're both purposed organisms from a different group of iterators than those in-game. Cathode is resistant to electricity and can store electric charges to stun attackers, and they were made to help maintain a damaged iterator can. Chameleon is the obligatory part-lizard scug, being made with white lizard traits by a different iterator than Cathode. Chameleon was frequently overshadowed by their creator's other slugcat, though, so they end up leaving and being taken in by Cathode's creator. I imagine Cathode and Chameleon end up as a bonded pair and are pretty much inseparable after the Chameleon arrives.

The last is the Scholar (or at least my take on that idea, I've seen the title used by others). They'd be post-Saint, purposed by an iterator to investigate why communications have gone quiet. Design-wise, they'd be closer to Gourmand's build but very fluffy, and the darker fur around the eyes was meant to resemble glasses, but I realized it looked a bit like a raccoon's mask, resulting in the tail stripes.

[something-soup-something]

Look at my scug

[sleeplesscubes]

Srry for the loss of activity, been kinda unmotivated

Have a dump of art I did

[mageiad]

protagonist/antagonist dynamic