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Lots of ideas and customs, lol. So this one is a bit different, it's more of a Shaman-type Laevix, highly decorated and more aztec-y/tribal than the others 
The brown and blue markings on his back and upper limbs are meant to look sort of like a cloak or robe to signify a higher status 
) decide gender, change design details a little (not species design though), i dont really have too many restrictions. it should just be recognizable as this design. you can use it in a comic, as an OC, in a story, or whatever 
to $1 USD conversion rate for both this adoptable and customs
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Actually, this has given me a bit of inspiration for miniatures kit-bashing/conversion; for tabletop miniatures games, I often chop up cheap game miniatures in order to get a part here or a part there to customize a model to represent someone's player-character mini, or some special monster or other character for a scenario. As a result, I'm often left with a bunch of incomplete critters. (E.g., if I needed a wolf-head so I could make a "wolfman" mini, I might end up with a perfectly good wolf mini minus a head.) With a bit of epoxy putty, I could probably make some sort of "mask" and turn the remnant into a "totem spirit" or some-such (perhaps acting as a "summoned" creature in a fantasy RPG). Or, hey, I could forget the whole game aspect, and just stick a figure in a diorama.
It's a very compelling look!
That sounds awesome, I would never know how to do that
Thank you so much!
And could I possibly get a custom as well? for additional points?