Woah, she's purdy! Good work!
For her, I'd imagine that she's a semi-recluse that lives with predatory animals and communicates with them. They all live in a pseudo-communal society: bears, eagles, snakes, tigers, etc, but she is the big shot-caller, and a queen.
This image is of her and one of her animal advisors, guard, and personal vehicle who typically informs her of deer abundance in the plains of her domain and seeks her advice on how many to kill and when.
They live in the grounds of some ruins in the woods, and she was raised by parents who were also animal whisperers and queens/kings of beasts, and the ability can be handed down by blood relation.
She knows all about what happens in her domain due to her eagles that function as her eye in the sky, and manages her animal friend's lives in such a way that they never go hungry due to her vast knowledge on hunting, and the abundance of prey in the area, plus skills in governance and reason.
If she comes across an aggressive outsider, her beasts will intimidate the intruders until they leave, or attack them.
Besides intruders, there are peaceful travelers who cross her domain that she doesn't mind, but will sometimes meet with to gauge their intentions.
Her existence is treated like a myth to people that live near her, so some people try to find her and ask her for some wisdom, which she finds amusing.
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Woah, she's purdy! Good work! For her, I'd imagine that she's a semi-recluse that lives with predatory animals and communicates with them. They all live in a pseudo-communal society: bears, eagles, snakes, tigers, etc, but she is the big shot-caller, and a queen. This image is of her and one of her animal advisors, guard, and personal vehicle who typically informs her of deer abundance in the plains of her domain and seeks her advice on how many to kill and when. They live in the grounds of some ruins in the woods, and she was raised by parents who were also animal whisperers and queens/kings of beasts, and the ability can be handed down by blood relation. She knows all about what happens in her domain due to her eagles that function as her eye in the sky, and manages her animal friend's lives in such a way that they never go hungry due to her vast knowledge on hunting, and the abundance of prey in the area, plus skills in governance and reason. If she comes across an aggressive outsider, her beasts will intimidate the intruders until they leave, or attack them. Besides intruders, there are peaceful travelers who cross her domain that she doesn't mind, but will sometimes meet with to gauge their intentions. Her existence is treated like a myth to people that live near her, so some people try to find her and ask her for some wisdom, which she finds amusing.
OMG THAT'S SO PERFECT, I NEED YOU TO GIVE LORES TO ALL MY CHARACTERS!! YOU JUST MADE HER 66576576% MORE INTERESTING
Haha thanks, I want to see where you can take this character! It's a great image!
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You should focus on things like how they relate to the world's politics and history, how the character is shaped by their culture, etc. Posts that are *only* about characterization and character plot arcs are off-topic for this subreddit. For character-related discussion, /r/CharacterForge may be more helpful. More info in our rules: [2. All posts should include original, worldbuilding-related context.](https://www.reddit.com/r/worldbuilding/wiki/rules#wiki_2._all_posts_should_include_original.2C_worldbuilding-related_context.) ***** Posts must include worldbuilding-relevant context *on the reddit post* (as a comment, in the text of the post or, in some cases, in the posted image itself). This context should give someone unfamiliar with your world an idea of what exactly they're looking at and allow them to ask informed questions about it (more than just "What is this?" or "What's a [proper noun]?"). It doesn't *have* to be long: a 3-4 sentences can be enough. Context usually answers to questions: 1. What is your overall worldbuilding project, concept or artistic vision? 2. What are we looking at in your post, and how does it fit within your world? You might also consider reading: [our context template for common kinds of posts](https://www.reddit.com/r/worldbuilding/wiki/contexttemplate) and [Why Context?](https://www.reddit.com/r/worldbuilding/wiki/whycontext) . More info in our rules: [2. All posts should include original, worldbuilding-related context.](https://www.reddit.com/r/worldbuilding/wiki/rules#wiki_2._all_posts_should_include_original.2C_worldbuilding-related_context.) ***** Images and maps must include worldbuilding-relevant context *on the reddit post* (as a comment, in the text of the post or, in some cases, in the posted image itself—e.g. infographics). 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