In a recent RPG session, my character's toddler son made a brief cameo appearance (just long enough to have his teething toy [read: a piece of the Rod of Seven Parts, if you know any D&D artifacts :)] stolen by an imp. This inspired me to create the little guy, who performed beautifully as a mini-hero.

The figure is Kiki by Lady Littlefox and as soon as I get the texture cleaned up enough to not embarass me if others see it, I will offer it and the fc2 (you'll need Posey for full use). The tail is Little Dragon's Bushy Tail 2, and while it has a texture the spots on it are postwork.

Presenting Redgruwl, Flind Boy and Heroic Wielder of Rubber Duckies, for Kiki!

He is just adorable. (: I have kiki, but I guess I will have to buy Posey now. LOL! Great job!

I bought Posey just because I started working on this character :) If you have any other of the Capsces morphables, you already know how great they are!

Nice work, lhiannan. I'm guessing that Sheuen Ta is the mother? I didn't realize she'd had progeny.

Quite a few offspring, actually. :) Since Sheuen's polymorphing from Mul to Flind and subsequent required marriage, she's produced 5 young: 3 strapping lads and 2 little ladies. And 4 of the children actually resemble Flinds ;) (Note to pregnant RPG characters: Do NOT go adventuring in a minor Negative Plane when nearly full term, then become poisoned, cursed, contract rabies, the flu AND mummy rot on the same day. Do not confront a lich the next day. Resulting child may be born a Psionicist, may resemble a Human with a genetic background that is 1/4 Dwarf, 1/4 human and 100% Flind. She may even look like the attached picture :D)

Aww, is that a little Gnoll?

Technically a Flind, but Gnoll will do nicely :) Flinds are a bit smarter, shorter and less chaotic than Gnolls. At least in theory... In practice ... well, my character Sheuen (in the guise of Anubis) is currently wreaking havoc in the South with her Super Friends, BatOrc and The Crimson Justice.

This looks great!

Looks like Beth should get right on that great idea...

Toon Dwarf-Elf-Gnoll-Animal heads on Kiki-Posey! --and great way to make some use of those Mil Big Cat Tiger and Cheetah texture maps too!

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Poisoned, cursed, rabies, the flu, and mummy-rot?

You have a very sadistic DM. Almost as bad as me.

You should see me GM Call of Cthulhu games.

I used to have great fun demonstrating to newbies just how dangerous orcs were.

Poisoned, cursed, rabies, the flu, and mummy-rot? You have a very sadistic DM. Almost as bad as me. In a high-level adventure, characters shouldn't charge into everything. Unless you're Sheuen. She's now started a goal to wrestle anything capable of wrestling back (she started life as a wrestler, actually). Topping her list so far is a Frost Giant prince (she broke his pinky and he ran off crying) and a Age 10 White Dragon (a VERY close one, there). I used to have great fun demonstrating to newbies just how dangerous orcs were. How about thousands of insane, hyper-diseased Hive Orcs that boil out of the ground every few years and run amok eating everything and everyone like a plague of locusts? :)

No, nothing that bad, just convincing the 1st level Fighters that they were not Conan the Barbarian... "There's only three of them..." All too common heroic last words.

oh, goodness... New Players... :) Now my problem is the reverse. This Player knows better, much much better - Unfortunately, that doesn't stop her from charging her flind past 2 Ettins and into a group of 4 Cyclops... >:D Back to topic, what do you look for in your Hyena-Boy textures? Spots, mottling, assymetries? I will be forever learning texturing but I enjoy creating these furry creatures :)