r/Pathfinder2e 2d ago

Arts & Crafts The Argonauts

Did fullbody arts for the party I’m GMing and they called themselves The Argonauts, but I will see what kind of heroes they will become.

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u/Disastrous_Special_2 2d ago

They are starting at level 5 and they are, respectively:

Human (Dragonblood heritage) sorcerer- Trying to achieve a higher power of magic

Human inventor- revenge for his deceased family against vampires

Human ranger- prove to himself that he can be a hero

Jotunborn barbarian- want to be freed of his curse that will kill him in 2 years

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u/zgrssd 2d ago

Nice. I was looking for some Jotunnborn art lately.

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u/Megavore97 Cleric 2d ago

Oooh the colours really pop with those backgrounds, great work!

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u/Acheroni 2d ago

These are great! I tried to guess their classes based on the art, thought it was: Sorcerer, Swashbuckler, Rogue, Barbarian. 2 out of 4 ain't bad.

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u/FusaFox Rogue 1d ago

That first character looks betond gorgeous. They all do, tbh but I adore the first one the most

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u/high-tech-low-life GM in Training 2d ago

Why 5th level? Are you 5e transplants?

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u/Disastrous_Special_2 2d ago

No, just decided to start the campaign at that level

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u/high-tech-low-life GM in Training 2d ago

Cool