~KittyRawrzky

I've been thinking about how to justify the many diverse body shapes my OC has been portrayed in. The TLDR explanation would be that he's a shapeshifter that is able to assume the forms of his diversely reptilian ancestry, this enabled due to the unusual nature of his world. Said world is very much a WIP, but one I have been in the process of brainstorming ideas for, mostly just as a fun creative project. Themes I plan on having includes "generational alteration" (i.e, evolution on an accelerated scale), hunter gatherers & emerging agricultural settlements, and lots of more bizzare elements that I'm still fleshing out. Though, much is not set in stone yet and tbh is largely subject to change.

While, intended to be viewed through the lense of him simply being a D&D inspired fantasy character, rather than an actual one, I do still enjoy exploring how he'd operate as one. In D&D 5e terms, the best approximation would be a Fighter / Moon Druid multiclass, but with the limitations of only being able to assume reptilian forms, but with the added benefit of something akin to a "yuan-ti abomination" (i.e the naga) form. A portal, likely in the Beastlands or the Outlands would connect his world to the overall D&D setting. I've always intended all of my characters to be from my own homebrew setting(s), rather than an established one, but my recent exposure to Planescape through a good friends D&D campaign has made me realize how useful of a tool that is for slotting in, otherwise more disconnected fantasy settings.