• The Obmunjalae Voidplane Vessel

    The Obmunjalae (“Voidplane Master” in the gwil language) is the largest and most luxurious vessel on the Voidplane. The vessel is owned by the shapeshifting lurin named Lukaud. They are one of the few people that can safely navigate over long distances and visit different nations across the plane.

    The miniature universe of the Voidplane has a gravitational effect that moves things towards a flat plane from both directions. Essentially, if you fall through the plane, gravity will suddenly reverse on you. It also means that symmetrical designs can be made where one side is the “upside-down” mirror of the other. The Obmunjalae is one such design.

    Lukaud also manages smaller craft that can be parked in the oben (large open space in the center of the Obmunjalae) which can be seen in the lower right. One is a customized Voidskimmer from the nation of Sha Rephart, and the other is Lukaud’s personal mini craft.

  • Voidleaper

    This is an update to an earlier scene, with the current design for the suyen characters and some changes to the design of the vessel “Obmunjalae” that the characters are riding on.
    Yezukh’ay, the suyen making the jump in the middle, escaped their impoverished island by leaping into the Voidplane with some makeshift wing paddles and swimming over to the Obmunjalae as it was departing. When they grew up, they got into void leaping as a sporting activity.
    There are a number of onlookers:
    Bottom: Lukaud of the Lurin shapeshifters. The owner of the Obmunjalae vessel and Yezukh’ay’s caretaker.
    Right: Tisi of… an unnamed aquatic race of plane natives. An oddity, as very few significant bodies of water exist on the Voidplane.
    Far right: Kemadrel of the tanteru, and one of the three Council Lords of Sha Repart.
    Above: Tatyakori of the dragons, and another member of the Council Lords of Sha Repart.
    Left: The suyen Ontakh’in, the chonkier of the siblings that are employed as attendants of Tatyakori.
    Standing on Tatyakori’s head: The suyen Ibril, Ontakh’in’s sibling.

  • Halloween 2025

    It became quite apparent that introducing the robolds to Crazy Sweet Delights Robotreats was a terrible mistake.
    A parody of a poster for the classic boomer shooter (I guess that’s what they call them now) Doom that I had actually owned at one point.
    And the obligatory note on the title: kobolds say “yip yap”, robots say “beep boop”, therefore robolds say “yeep yoop”.

  • Birthday 2025


    The four Creative Spark Dragons with some of their robold minio..I mean helpers, having some birthday cake and drinks. Someone is also sneakily going for a slice, but seeing this is being hosted at the Red Triplets’ Three Leaf Eatery, Bayzil’s probably just doing it to mess with the robold.

  • Bayzil Reaching Out, Reaching Through

    Bayzil utilizing her hijacked summoning circle power to reach out at someone, or something.

    This is a precursor to another piece coming soon.

  • Suyen Nap with the Creative Spark Dragons

    One aspect of the suyen life is that they are communal sleepers. So, here’s a non-canonical example of suyens having a nap while the Creative Spark Dragons maintain vigil. Oh yeah, and now there’s finally a legit dragon CSD. The idea of a scene of them holding the suyens in their arms inspired me to finally build out the model. And they got a fancy crown to boot. I decided to add in the ‘Shadow Automaton’ to the scene, who will now serve as the dragon’s attendant.

  • Pondorb

  • The Unliving Place

    A path into the holy mountain Elehura leads to this strange monochromatic place. It is home to the divine dragon Tatyakori, and according to them, this place is also the source of the water that covers the living world. In the deep past, Tatyakori found their way from a dry planet of rock and dust into the Unliving Place. They awoken something within the triangular tower at the center, causing water to begin pouring from various fountains. Over millions of years, this river’s output transformed the world outside into a vibrant living one.

    The material that the Unliving Place is composed of is naturally indestructible, requiring powerful magic to quarry and reshape. The difficulty did not deter the dragon’s creative spirit, and over time they made alterations in the Unliving Place to record various events and ideas.

    Two major additions are memorials to the events of Sheshai the Purifier (seen in the previous post) and of the ancient individuals Pagol of the gwil and Muchi of the pritar. The picture above is of that latter memorial. The bridge represents the crucial alliance that formed between the gwil and pritar people, which started with these two individuals. The two were also early masters of healing and elemental magic.

  • Shrine in the Unliving Place

    There is a shrine located in the Unliving Place hidden within the holy mountain of Elehura, built to commemorate the deeds of Sheshai the Purifier. The individual in the picture is not Sheshai herself, but a sort of ‘spiritual echo’ to represent the hero in a place of honor.

    This scene is based on the original drawing of the character that would eventually become Sheshai:

  • Lukaud and Yezukh’ay

    I created a little photo for the Sharpheart page so these important characters get a mention there.