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🦋 The Fireflies and Their Themes!

This first post is gonna be a long one -- I'll be listing out the names of all my current characters, their species and class, and what I based them off of!

Unfortunately, I'm unable to provide visuals for them at the moment because my brain refuses to let me use old art, so I hope ya'll are alright with that o7

Dividers used are made by @strangergraphics, thank you for the D&D themed stuff! <3

Aeryn Dameris (she/her) | D&D - Human, Lore Bard/Life Cleric Aeryn's theme is focused around toxic positivity, namely bottling up emotions so others have someone to rely on.

Nora Phoenixvell (she/her) | D&D - Half-Elf, Celestial Warlock Nora's theme is about a saviour's complex and how prioritizing others over oneself is harmful and detrimental.

Aestra Ellianther (she/they) | D&D - Wood Elf, Drakewarden Ranger Aestra's theme is about finding a 'purpose' in one's life when someone feels directionless.

Nivia Ambrose (all pronouns) | D&D - Tiefling, Draconic Sorcerer Niv's theme is their gifted kid complex and the effects of making someone's self-worth solely based off of what they have achieved.

Castiel Phoenixvell (he/him) | D&D - Variant Human, Life Cleric Castiel's theme explores pessimism and why we should continue being good people and helping others and our earth despite all the horrible things that have happened and are happening.

Everette Simmons (he/him) | D&D - Aasimar, Watcher Paladin Ev's theme revolves around wanting to pursue one's own ambitions, but tossing it aside for the betterment of a community.

Lexi Stallard (they/them) | D&D - Half-Elf, Phantom Rogue Lexi's theme is about impostor syndrome. Easy.

Irie Blanc (she/her) | D&D - Human, Necromancy Wizard Irie's theme is about wanting to be recognized/loved, and what someone would do to achieve that.

Chirp (he/they) | D&D - Kenku, Dreams Druid Chirp's theme focuses on escapism and it's detrimental effects on someone and others around them if used as a coping mechanism in excess.

Ikko (he/they) | D&D - Kobold, Transmutation Wizard Ikko's theme is about body dysmorphia and physical body insecurities, and feeling like life cannot be lived if one doesn't look 'good'.

Asher Caddel (he/him, any) | D&D - Summer Eladrin, Wild Magic Barbarian Asher's theme is about toxic positivity as well, but this time focuses on bottling things up because 'other people have it worse'.

Moonbow (Alistair) (she/her, any) | D&D - Fairy, Horizon Walker Ranger Moonbow's theme focuses on if one's identity is built upon one sole thing, and what that person 'is' without it.

Solafein Vriiryn (he/him) | D&D - Drow, Astral Self Monk Solafein's theme revolves around moving on from guilt over bad actions in the past.

Koldrac Ravofras (he/him) | D&D - Dragonborn, Armourer Artificer Koldrac's theme is about wanting to express oneself through an interest, but not wanting to bother others about it because it's seen as annoying.

Ver. 6 Psionic-Based Illithid Elimination Droid [CODENAME-NEON] (he/him, any) | D&D - Autognome, Psi Warrior Fighter Neon's theme is about having different ways of expressing emotions that others may not understand.

Conroy Ambrose (he/him, any) | D&D - Tiefling, Shadow Sorcerer Conroy's theme focuses on the burnt-out gifted kid syndrome, not being good at anything anymore and the envy one feels about other people's skills -- and how that can ruin many things.

Evening Star (they/them, any) | D&D - Tabaxi, Great Old One Warlock Star's theme revolves around letting go of things that can't be controlled.

Vix (she/her) | D&D - Kobold, Swashbuckler Rogue/Swarmkeeper Ranger Vix's theme is about trust/abandonment issues in general.

Snugs (she/her, any) | PF2e - Tailed Goblin, Polymath Bard I don't. actually know yet. Please tell me if anyone has suggestions LMAO

Vatra (they/them) | PF2e - Nephilim Kobold, Redeemer Champion Vatra's theme is about blind idealism and it's perks and drawbacks.

Estelle Starguard (he/him) | D&D - Aasimar, Valor Bard Estelle is also based on a saviour's complex, but focuses on how it can make one resentful of others when they get to help others and the person cannot.

Lucky Locket (he/him) | D&D - Tabaxi, Glamour Bard Locket's theme is about lying about accomplishments to feel accepted.

Monolith (she/her, any) | D&D - Earth Genasi, Spores Druid Monolith's theme is tied to tired optimism, and feeling responsible for keeping the flame of hope alive for others.

Cinnamon Quillskulk (he/she) | D&D - Vulpin (Humblewood), College of the Road Bard (Humblewood) Cinnamon's character relates to misplaced guilt for the campaign of Humblewood, and while still someone prevalent his second theme focuses on grief and how to move on.

Aru (they/them, any) | D&D - Hadozee, Creation Bard Aru's theme is about pushing away friends because they don't think they are deserving of them.

Abaddon (they/them, any) | D&D - Voidling (Homebrew), Mutant Blood Hunter (Critical Role) Abbi's theme also revolves around guilt, but mostly about how to move on from a bad past when the rest of the world doesn't.

Folke (they/she) | D&D - Aasimar, Watcher Paladin/Fiend Warlock Folke's theme could relate to not challenging the status quo and following rules without question, and how it can be harmful.

Silk (any pronouns) | D&D - Changeling, Spirits Bard Silk somewhat ties back to escapism as well, but moreso about how they only feel alive and accomplished when doing so, and not in reality.

Mycalor Haematopus (all pronouns) | D&D - Gaian (Homebrew), Ancients Paladin Myca's theme is about not knowing how to be independent, and feeling like one needs guidance for anything and everything -- being lost, confused, and/or scared without it.

Cordial Rites (any pronouns) | D&D - Changeling, Blood Wizard (Critical Role) Rites' theme is about being a devil's advocate (both literally and metaphorically) and having an open mind.

Vinius, Web-Above-The-Treetops (they/he, any) | PF2e - Anadi, Wits Swashbuckler Vinius' theme revolves around being a people pleaser, and hiding things about oneself to ensure the comfort of others.