Drawing Prompt: In Memoriam

2:47 AM, Friday March 31st 2023

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I made this in honor of my first character in a Pathfinder (D&D) game that I played. Although he technically survived his final encounter, he was framed and was going to be executed, until his father convinced the authorities to allow him under house arrest. Now that I have a new character in a new campaign taking place in the same world, I have been occasionally asking my DM about my first character. My DM has been pretty tight-lipped about his current state, and has gotten pretty flighty when I asked if he died. This has lead me to assume the worst, which is especially sad considering that he had a pretty terrible life leading up to that moment. Even though he was a fictional character I originally made up as a joke character of sorts, I still feel sorry for him.

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