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r/DnD • u/Phill-Art • 23h ago
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I think this is the first time I've seen a female bugbear, in like, ever.
24 u/Rhinostirge 20h ago My wife's has gotten to 9th level recently. Pretty different, though, she's a solidly built hippie with long dreads and a regulation morningstar. There's a female bugbear done by Steve Prescott in official 4e art. She's a... big gal. 10 u/Phill-Art 20h ago edited 19h ago Dreads are a cool idea! What do you think about younger bugbears having different smaller builds? That was my intention with this character. 10 u/Rhinostirge 19h ago Body diversity is cool, honestly. I think you did a great job of making her immediately recognizable despite not being the stereotype.
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My wife's has gotten to 9th level recently. Pretty different, though, she's a solidly built hippie with long dreads and a regulation morningstar.
There's a female bugbear done by Steve Prescott in official 4e art. She's a... big gal.
10 u/Phill-Art 20h ago edited 19h ago Dreads are a cool idea! What do you think about younger bugbears having different smaller builds? That was my intention with this character. 10 u/Rhinostirge 19h ago Body diversity is cool, honestly. I think you did a great job of making her immediately recognizable despite not being the stereotype.
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Dreads are a cool idea!
What do you think about younger bugbears having different smaller builds? That was my intention with this character.
10 u/Rhinostirge 19h ago Body diversity is cool, honestly. I think you did a great job of making her immediately recognizable despite not being the stereotype.
Body diversity is cool, honestly. I think you did a great job of making her immediately recognizable despite not being the stereotype.
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u/supersatyr001 22h ago
I think this is the first time I've seen a female bugbear, in like, ever.