Tam the Wildcat

I drew my D&D character when I should have been studying for my math exam. Oh well, Tam is awesome.

Anyway, Tam is a druid-thief razorclaw shifter. She tends to prefer ice magic or her beast form (the wild cat). She also turns into a sparrow (Skittering Sneak feat) to steal, rather than to evade and retreat like the feat is supposed to be used for. She has a habit of gambling and cheating to win. When I introduced the character to the rest of the group (I'm the newcomer), I actually cheated at Liar's Dice like Tam would. I was good enough that none of the other players noticed. And they decided to toss me in jail. Then get me later, because they needed an actual thief (the ranger tries. Tam is amused by his amateurish antics), despite being Lawful Good (they're police, of some sort).

Her full name is Tamris Winter-Wood.

Time: I'd say about 20 hours, maybe 25. I went lazy on the background.

References: I lost my original references (computer crashed while I was in the middle of this, and I lost the links), but I know the human pose ref came from , who makes amazing female body refs.

Found the stocks.

Human - [link] by
Cat - [link] by
Sparrow - [link] by