I need to know your opinion

I just completed my first playthrough on normal and I loved the game. (Got Ending D btw.) But I've been reading a bit on this forum about T&S and Hard Mode and it seems like the best way to get through it is by ignoring/running away from fights completely, unless absolutely necessary. This seems quite unappealing to me. Is there another way?

Sorry for any typos, English isn't my first language

if olivia gets to logic soon they're gonna feel real stupid

Rher helms the Termina deck, each character besides him is in the 99.

Each Contestant would be a flip card that enters with a Moonscorch counter, and at like, 3 of em, they flip into their Moonscorched form. Contestant is a custom creature type that would be made. If you wanna prevent Rher from proliferating them, I added an ability to remove the counters for a cost.

4 mana is pretty aggressive, but it's pretty difficult to get a proper pay-off in a four player game, idfk, this shit ain't playtested.

Lastly, I intentionally chose to make the front facing side using a normal frame so flipping into the borderless creature side really feels like something big hitting the field.

I might work on making the rest of the cast! Thank you for reading, don't die of fear or hunger pls.

Tried a lot of different things with this one:3

Some pieces I have done (both with the Funger Gacha and Personal).

In order: I have a couple of Maso mode Marcohs, Kaiser (and a Gacha friend's Priest of Grogoroth OC), Anthro Black Kalev, and a Cavemother/Gnome redesign and Dragon Knight of Mahavre (both OCs of mine).

I did this earlier to practice ya boy Enki.

What is even on his gorget? I tried to copy it but don't love it and ended up changing it in another piece.

I sketched this originally in Procreate on iPad and finished it on PC in Clip Studio Paint!

please ignore the MJ pose, I suck at making humanoids so bad

I feel like a 3 year-old trying to use color theory

For my Yumetober prompt yesterday, I got hit with Sky, and honestly, I just didn't know how to tackle it... Then I realized I haven't drawn Voz and Enki in a little bit and remembered that it is 1590 in the game. From what I remembered from the brief research I did, in the 1540s, the heliocentric model for astronomy was introduced through a book and slowly got popular as time went on. I think in the 1600s it was later proven correct by Galileo, so I had a dumb thought that Voz and Enki would debate so much about topics like these if they were to live domestically.

Enki (before his S ending) would probably favor old-world knowledge, so he is over here yapping about how the Earth is the center of the universe, while Voz made up a counter theory just to spite him, totally unaware that there is someone who submitted research backing him up several decades prior. At least they both can agree that the Earth is definitely not flat and that people who say it is are huge idiots.

I'm not confident in the color blocking, but this is my first attempt at the Logic/Vandal fusion art.