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This would be a perfect character for a story that I'm working on:
In a world where everything is controlled by "higher beings", meet Adonis. Adonis was supposed to be dark creature - his family were known for being devious and cruel. But it seems that he was born a light creature, which caused an intense rivalry. His brothers decided they wanted to make him into the perfect weapon against the light guardians. But this plan failed when Adonis fell /literally/ in love with nature herself.
Kitix is the nature guardian and is rumoured all of nature was born because of her. She is called mother nature by mortals and is respected by all. She was there for Adonis when he was tricked by his brother for a dare, he fell out of the sky due to a damaged wing and she took pity on him, catching him and helping him recover to full health. Kitix gifted him some vines that from the leaves that surround her body. If Adonis is in danger, he can use these vines to create a protective "shield" around him. https://toyhou.se/11289219.kitix
Note: I will likely reply to this comment with more details, thanks for considering me.
I’ve been looking for the perfect dragon god for my D&D campaign and I think this bab would be the perfect fit!
In my world, dragons are gods that have been in slumber/hiding for many years. The only evidence that they existed are Kobolds and Dragonborn. The party would encounter this bab and save them, at which point they would become an omniscient helper to the party.
Their personality would be very regal, but also a little...tired, if that makes sense. They’re a god, with all the godly powers, and they know it. They will likely end up the ruler of a few kingdoms depending on what the party does. They will also be fascinated with the world and all the changes that have happened throughout it, so they’ll likely be exploring and traveling and encounter the party that well. They’ll be enraptured by the simplest things, and possibly a little conscious that their behavior is not becoming of a “god” but they likely wouldn’t care too much. Also, if they do become leader of the three countries they’ll be revitalizing them, which might work well with their god of fertility motif!
As far as ships go, we have a Kobold in our party that might flirt, and if not him I know the Barbarian will.
I’m also definitely willing to pay the $20 they’re worth as well ^_^
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