Ladies and gentlemen! This is Mor'dhaar Karnexus, or Mori. He's my new character for the D&D universe, and he's been around for about a year, but I only started working on his story seriously in October. He has a long history set in the dark fantasy universe. He's lived his entire life near a city where tieflings had recently been hunted. As a boy, he witnessed his parents drown in the river, giving him a profound fear of water. He was raised by his uncle, but he, too, was killed in an alley by guards. He had to steal to survive, and one such day, when Mori was 17, he fled from the guards, running into the royal garden to hide. However, fate not only spared him but also gave him a chance at a new life. He met the eldest prince, who was only 13. Unfortunately, as the entire kingdom knew, he was born blind, so the boy was not afraid of his appearance. Selerian, as the prince is called, promised Mori shelter in exchange for service friendship. From then on, Mori became his plaything. That's how he perceived this service. As the boy grew, Mori realized that the King allowed the rogue to remain at his side only because he hoped Mor'dhaar would kill the prince, but he was wrong. The tiefling and the human became friends and became a source of comfort in this difficult world. Perhaps in future posts I'll describe their relationship in more detail.
To be honest, this drawing only appeared because I was actively studying a blender, and I needed a full-length reference for convenience.