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D&D OC - the Vampire Queen

The Vampire Queen has popped up in many of my D&D adventures--first as a misunderstood hero, then as a chaotic neutral force, and now as a chaotic evil problem-causer. She is here to exercise her power over her separated wife Foxglove, who ran away in response to the Queen's rampant cheating. The problem for Foxglove is, because the Vampire Queen made her a spawn, the Vampire Queen can revoke Foxglove's power at any time and thus kill her. Because of the power imbalance, the Vampire Queen loves to torment Foxglove. She's doing this by bringing Arabel, her latest girl, to come meet Foxglove! Fortunately, she'll get what's coming for her when she realizes Foxglove has joined another woman's harem and she crashes out. Her origin story is funny: she was originally a male character named Winniviere, but when I realized I was lesbian, I made her into a woman because I wanted to make the hottest female character ever in my opinion as a mode of self-exploration.

#Dress shirt#Fang#Bow#blue hair#Coat#Jacket#Black Wings#Vampire#lipstick#Golden eyes#Outstretched arms#Long sleeves#Bow Tie#Jewelry#Cowboy Shot#Beckoning#Demon wings#Round Eyewear#Closed mouth#Black Pants
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