#oc: lamonte

[lsdoiphin]

Lord Lamonte Hubert Urdagan is known among Tri-Kingdom nobility as the worst Lord in all of Vestur. At a rather young age he inherited the Urdagan Lordship after his father perished in a freak moose accident, and he has been an unwanted blemish on the Northern Kingdom ever since. Luckily, the Tri-Kingdom at large can comfortably pretend he does not exist, as Urdagan territory has little in the ways of population, roads, trade exports, or modern strategic value. There are viscounts with more sway in Tri-Kingdom politics than Lord Urdagan.

This is a reality he has accepted, and he attempts to make the best of it. He does his damnedest to care for his people with the means he has, and looks for silver linings where he can find them.

After all, if no one cares to watch you too closely, your time is your own.

[anonymocha]

Did the thing a moot did with their arcanist OC :3 But with Lamont!!!

[muppet-facts]

Muppet Fact #799

Lamont the Sloth appeared both in The Animal Show and Mopatop's Shop. Although it was technically two different characters, Lamont had the same name and used the same puppet in both appearances.

Sources:

Jim Henson's Animal Show with Stinky and Jake. Episode 115: "Giraffe & Sloth." November 21, 1994.

Mopatop's Shop. Episode 101: "Wrong Ringer." 1999.

[voxel-loves-you]

Commission for @lamontation of their Fallout character John "Overboss" Fisk. Always a good time drawing Fallout characters 😄

[pointpilot]

doodlesof my dr oc chiyo lamont (she can and will bite)

[gray-doestheart]

Everyone play pathfinder

[grimvestige]

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I'm currently working on my webcomic, Pursuer of Truth! (It's a supernatural mystery/drama!) This month I'm doing basically preproduction for the comic, which includes some proper designs for background characters that will be relevant, scripting the next chapter, and some variants for one of the protags, Cecil!

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[bugzie]

lamont (failguy!!!)

[atypical-homosapien]

Tmw you’re just trying your best to be a botanist in Diamond City but the piranha plant growing out of the back of your head won’t stop giving you a rough time

[whatifyandsand]

more revenge!

lamont is @bhirodt's and lucky belongs to @treesms!

[haleslugworth]

It was my first time seeing this kill move and I thought, "wow, this was the queerest kill move I've ever seen. I have to do it a couple more times when I can."

[lsdoiphin]

Hares, as you may already know if you've been following my better half @broncoburro or @forevergoldgame (if you're following neither, you're missing huge amounts of context for the setting!), are nothing like the hares of the real world. They are massive leporids from Northern Vestur and one of the few meurian animals remaining after a historic event known as the Great Hunt where humans wiped out most of the planet's remaining meurian species in order to harvest their meur for relics about 350~ish years ago. They are obligate carnivores and known to hunt humans when the opportunity arises.

The baku is a large, lumbering omnivore with a similar ecological niche somewhere between a panda and a regular bear. They're a rare species, endemic to a single far-flung region of the world, having only just barely escaped extinction. See, while the Great Hunt was headed and funded by the Tri-Kingdom, its reach spanned the entire known world - but the further from Vestur it travelled, the less discriminatory the hunts became. The local peoples who were paid to hunt on the Tri-Kingdom's behalf had little idea of what meur was and what meurian animals were actually useful, leading to mass to mass culling of "useless" meur-touched animals like the baku, whose unusual sleep-inducing abilities cannot be wielded by humans. Regardless of their uselessness, the damage had been done to the species, and only the mundane offshoot survives - though rumors persist about meurian baku.

Sphinxes are scavengers that can be found across the deserts and savannas of the mainland. Unlike their meurian cousin, the manticore, they never evolved meurian flame breath, and their 'stinger' is no more than a vestigial sickle buried beneath the fur of their flowing tails. Instead, they specialized further into human mimicry, using their ability to copy human speech to hunt domesticated animals, naive children, and drunkards.

Now you might be thinking: "why would a teenage girl want to own any of these as pets? None of these sound like animals that should be pets." Well, first off: you'd be hard pressed to find a young girl that doesn't want a wolf or a tiger as a pet, that's just how they are, c'mon.

Second, there are three primary reasons Rhea thinks this is a more realistic idea than it is:

Exotic "pet" owners among the upper class: While exotic pet ownership isn't big in Vestur as a whole, it has a notable presence among the Southern upper class, both noble and common. Rhea is the duchess of the Southern Kingdom so she is well aware of every instance of somebody paying excessive amounts of guilder to import something they shouldn't and stick it in their courtyard. As I've mentioned before, this is a sin Ancha is guilty of, having gotten swept up in a past "teacup baku" craze/scam some 4 decades ago. Unlike her peers, however, she kept her baku, Fig, even after he outgrew his alleged "adult size" of 1'9" at the withers. Others culled theirs once they became large enough to cause mass property damage. Ancha knows Fig is a massive, terrifying wild animal and does not recommend anyone repeat her mistake, but being raised in captivity he cannot be returned to the wild and so she's committed to caring for him for as long of his estimated 70~ish year lifespan that she's here for.

Haretouched Northerners: The "haretouched" is a strange phenomenon that exists in the North. Now, we haven't posted a formal explanation of what exactly being haretouched means yet - I'll save that explanation for Dan to write at a later date. In the meantime, to very briefly summarize what it means: occasionally, a hare will bond with a specific human. Those who have bonded to a hare are said to be "haretouched" - or more bluntly, cursed. The haretouched are treated as pariahs by broader society, though they are begrudgingly tolerated in the North itself and destigmatized by Northern nomad clans. While Northern nobility has done its best to keep the haretouched out of their bloodlines (save for the Lord of the Nomads, who is seldom acknolwedged, much less counted), occasionally a fluke will occur regardless and you end up with someone like Quincy or Lamonte. Rhea, of course, is just a Southern bystander who thinks the idea of having a murder-bunny for a friend would kick ass.

Captive beasts performing in circuses: Self-explanatory. Sphinxes especially are a popular choice for exploitative entertainment because of their mimicry abilities, and are often trained to have "conversations" or "sing."

[anonymocha]

I am not immune to giant ditzy eldritch goddess

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[krondarling]

Who is your favorite OC? Which OC do you wish you could spend more time on? Which OC do you have the most back story and lore of?

Omg thank you so much for the ask!! 💕💜

Currently my favourite OC is Mitch Falvey, this teenagers truly got everything. He’s got a twin sister, he’s a party slut, he’s in love with his best friend of eleven years, he listens to Dolly Parton. I could go on and on.

He’s the best friend of the main character in my WIP that’s a Queer Horror/Slasher so truly we’re hoping for the best for him✌️

I have two OC’s I need/want to work more on! The first being Spencer Sloan, from the above mentioned WIP, she’s in the same friend group but I haven’t developed her background a lot but have a strong idea of her ambitious and go getter attitude, the other is from my long standing WIP called The Lamont Dissent, A paranormal/drama audio drama that’s been in my brain for Years. Her name is Ramona Crewe whose a Vampire who works as (essentially) a monster hunter with her wife, I have a lot of her current motives established but I’d love to be able to dig around in her past some more in a way that could be made relevant to the story

The character I have the most backstory and Lore for is Val Walsh from The Lamont Dissent, she’s an investigative journalist who goes missing which causes her son Jasper to search for the truth of her disappearance, among other things. But in my creation of her and the story/reasoning behind her disappearance ended up getting wildly out of hand and I have like a 6 page document of details about her that could end up leading to a prequel story about the events leading to the day of her disappearance.

Thanks again for the ask!!

[shjiyemis]

YOOOOOO MADE A NEW OC

(Story concept for him is inspired off the Candyman Premise)

His names Lamonte and he kind of a anti-hero who died in the 1940s-1950s, after he died he became a powerful being, can most definitely be considered a monster when you make him rageful. Most times he appears like this, a regular guy who living his own life, like he was supposed to.

[pointpilot]

tim allen eauuugh!? sound effect