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Archers
From left to right:
The huntsman, the nightwatch, and the bowmaster.
The Hunstman: An intrepid tracker, expert with the bow. If a village or kingdom needs a beast slain, he's the one to contact. This guy was inspired by the archetypal woodsman and also Bard from the Hobbit.
The Nightwatch: This elite warrior is conscripted to protect a great wall that defends the land from wild beasts and evil forces.
The Bowmaster: His quiver never seems to run dry, nor his aim falter, as he effortlessly claims victory after victory. With a collection of gleaning trophies and a purse heavy with prize money, the champion bowmaster struts through the land with an air of invincibility.
Here's a series of fantasy archers I made. Specifically, in Dungeons and Dragons speak, I wanted to make archers in the Fighter class, not usual Ranger one. I feel like there are some flavors of archer that are not commonly touched because the Ranger is the go to, so this is an attempt at exploring those.
Archers
From left to right:
The huntsman, the nightwatch, and the bowmaster.
The Hunstman: An intrepid tracker, expert with the bow. If a village or kingdom needs a beast slain, he's the one to contact. This guy was inspired by the archetypal woodsman and also Bard from the Hobbit.
The Nightwatch: This elite warrior is conscripted to protect a great wall that defends the land from wild beasts and evil forces.
The Bowmaster: His quiver never seems to run dry, nor his aim falter, as he effortlessly claims victory after victory. With a collection of gleaning trophies and a purse heavy with prize money, the champion bowmaster struts through the land with an air of invincibility.
Here's a series of fantasy archers I made. Specifically, in Dungeons and Dragons speak, I wanted to make archers in the Fighter class, not usual Ranger one. I feel like there are some flavors of archer that are not commonly touched because the Ranger is the go to, so this is an attempt at exploring those.