Sebas_Guzman
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Hi everyone!
I'm a simple person with simple dreams. I want to have my own collection of Monster Girls (and monster guys) to rival a certain other collection. As the years roll on, my archive expands, so I want to share and show off the work of the artists who help me out!
Now, I've seen the stuff that Hans posts for his novel, so these girls should be okay by forum rules... But I am receptive to any warnings! I sincerely hope everyone has fun with these entries. Anyway, without further ado, the archive:
What you will find for a girl will be an image, plus a description that covers their lore. For fun, I will include what they enjoy in a partner(s).
You will encounter words like 'Imaginal.' That's just a term related to the story they appear in. For the purposes of consistency, almost all entries will refer to these monster girls as Imaginals.
The entries will also note whether they are original, or inspired by something from our real world mythos.
All entries describe the stereotypical version of the monster girl.
Entry 001- Witherspell
I'm a simple person with simple dreams. I want to have my own collection of Monster Girls (and monster guys) to rival a certain other collection. As the years roll on, my archive expands, so I want to share and show off the work of the artists who help me out!
Now, I've seen the stuff that Hans posts for his novel, so these girls should be okay by forum rules... But I am receptive to any warnings! I sincerely hope everyone has fun with these entries. Anyway, without further ado, the archive:
What you will find for a girl will be an image, plus a description that covers their lore. For fun, I will include what they enjoy in a partner(s).
You will encounter words like 'Imaginal.' That's just a term related to the story they appear in. For the purposes of consistency, almost all entries will refer to these monster girls as Imaginals.
The entries will also note whether they are original, or inspired by something from our real world mythos.
All entries describe the stereotypical version of the monster girl.
Entry 001- Witherspell
| Body Type Classification: Humanoid |
| Racial Family: ??? |
| Lifespan: 60 average |
| Based On: Original |
| Artist: TMAyala/ MinttSky |
A race of Imaginal said to be a poor god's cheap imitation of elves. The only thing of an elf that could be seen in this Imaginal is their pointed and long ears. Otherwise, this race of Imaginal has more in common with amalgam-type Imaginal.
One can tell a Witherspell at a glance by their elf-like ears, their gray-ish skin, and the black glove-like pigmentation on their forearms and hands.
Physiology and Unique Traits
Witherspells are known to wield particularly nasty mana. That mana allows them to use magic that drains life from anything it touches. Said magic is actually where they got their name from. Unfortunately--or maybe fortunately for everyone else--Witherspells are blessed with the worst mana-reserves of any known Imaginal. These pitiful creatures--perhaps in an ironic twist of fate--almost constantly leak their mana into their surroundings. One would think this would make things worse for the average Witherspell, but no. The amount they have to leak is so pitiful that, at worst, someone who is next to a Witherspell for more than four hours may only experience a stomachache.
The above is true for the average Witherspell. Unfortunately, there are Witherspells who aspired to go beyond their limits. Those successful Witherspells may have found ways to increase their mana reserves but did so without fully fixing their leakage problem. Those Witherspells are the ones populations fear. Not only because they actually have the mana to use devastating magic but also because they're walking garden killers.
When harvest times come around, one should expect many to be vigilant for wandering Witherspells.
Truly, if there were a god that made this race for the sake of rivaling elves, they should be ashamed.
Witherspells have another interesting racial trait. Their arms can come off and move around according to the Witherspell's will. A truly macabre ability that makes Witherspells even more frightful. Some Witherspells are able to further separate their disembodied hand into many segments, though the use for this function has not been well documented.
While Witherspells are strongly associated with death due to their mana, they also have an association with life. Interestingly, a Witherspell's reproductive organs are filled with a mana of an opposite nature to the mana their body radiates. Some theorize this mana is what allows a Witherspell to have children. Regardless, the mana has a strong affinity with the light element and is theorized to be suited for healing magic. That said, no Witherspell has ever been recorded to have figured out how to make use of this special mana.
Disposition
Witherspells tend to be relatively nomadic in realms where they flourish. As their bodies constantly radiate their ill mana, Witherspell tribes can never stay in one place for too long, lest the land they rest on dies. What is truly unfortunate is that Witherspells are not undead. They still need food just like humans and elves do. This life of always seeking fertile lands while being aware that they will kill the fertility they seek by virtue of existing has led to most Witherspells adopting a slightly cynical view of life.
An alternate lifestyle path sees Witherspells wandering by themselves or in groups of two or three. These smaller units, while lacking safety in numbers, find it easier to live in certain areas for longer.
One can tell a Witherspell at a glance by their elf-like ears, their gray-ish skin, and the black glove-like pigmentation on their forearms and hands.
Physiology and Unique Traits
Witherspells are known to wield particularly nasty mana. That mana allows them to use magic that drains life from anything it touches. Said magic is actually where they got their name from. Unfortunately--or maybe fortunately for everyone else--Witherspells are blessed with the worst mana-reserves of any known Imaginal. These pitiful creatures--perhaps in an ironic twist of fate--almost constantly leak their mana into their surroundings. One would think this would make things worse for the average Witherspell, but no. The amount they have to leak is so pitiful that, at worst, someone who is next to a Witherspell for more than four hours may only experience a stomachache.
The above is true for the average Witherspell. Unfortunately, there are Witherspells who aspired to go beyond their limits. Those successful Witherspells may have found ways to increase their mana reserves but did so without fully fixing their leakage problem. Those Witherspells are the ones populations fear. Not only because they actually have the mana to use devastating magic but also because they're walking garden killers.
When harvest times come around, one should expect many to be vigilant for wandering Witherspells.
Truly, if there were a god that made this race for the sake of rivaling elves, they should be ashamed.
Witherspells have another interesting racial trait. Their arms can come off and move around according to the Witherspell's will. A truly macabre ability that makes Witherspells even more frightful. Some Witherspells are able to further separate their disembodied hand into many segments, though the use for this function has not been well documented.
While Witherspells are strongly associated with death due to their mana, they also have an association with life. Interestingly, a Witherspell's reproductive organs are filled with a mana of an opposite nature to the mana their body radiates. Some theorize this mana is what allows a Witherspell to have children. Regardless, the mana has a strong affinity with the light element and is theorized to be suited for healing magic. That said, no Witherspell has ever been recorded to have figured out how to make use of this special mana.
Disposition
Witherspells tend to be relatively nomadic in realms where they flourish. As their bodies constantly radiate their ill mana, Witherspell tribes can never stay in one place for too long, lest the land they rest on dies. What is truly unfortunate is that Witherspells are not undead. They still need food just like humans and elves do. This life of always seeking fertile lands while being aware that they will kill the fertility they seek by virtue of existing has led to most Witherspells adopting a slightly cynical view of life.
An alternate lifestyle path sees Witherspells wandering by themselves or in groups of two or three. These smaller units, while lacking safety in numbers, find it easier to live in certain areas for longer.
Romantic Life
Witherspells experience the most stable lives when they couple within their kind. In realms with high racial diversity, however, a Witherspell must exercise caution in selecting partners outside of their race.
Witherspells can never experience perfect comfort with either living or undead Imaginal races.
Living races will be hurt by the Withering Mana over time, and undead races, while nourished by the Withering Mana, will... struggle consummating the relationship.
For these reasons, Witherspells are best suited to those with relatively mature mindsets, who can also balance life and death, whether it be mentally, magically, or physically. To bond with a Witherspell is to adapt to their lifestyles. Moving from place to place, keeping distance when neccessary, being mindful of health--the ideal partner can handle all these things. Partners who are willing to spend long stretches of time away from the Witherspell are also very preferred, as this approach mitigates many problems that could occur.
The above considerations most apply to living races. Undead races will benefit from time away as well, however. In the case of undead races, they have a higher risk of becoming addicted to the Witherspell's Mana. An undead suffering from this addiction may very well exhibit erratic behaviors and become more possesive of their Witherspell partner.
A life with a partner outside of the race is hard, but not impossible. Still, most Witherspells recommend staying within the race.
Witherspells experience the most stable lives when they couple within their kind. In realms with high racial diversity, however, a Witherspell must exercise caution in selecting partners outside of their race.
Witherspells can never experience perfect comfort with either living or undead Imaginal races.
Living races will be hurt by the Withering Mana over time, and undead races, while nourished by the Withering Mana, will... struggle consummating the relationship.
For these reasons, Witherspells are best suited to those with relatively mature mindsets, who can also balance life and death, whether it be mentally, magically, or physically. To bond with a Witherspell is to adapt to their lifestyles. Moving from place to place, keeping distance when neccessary, being mindful of health--the ideal partner can handle all these things. Partners who are willing to spend long stretches of time away from the Witherspell are also very preferred, as this approach mitigates many problems that could occur.
The above considerations most apply to living races. Undead races will benefit from time away as well, however. In the case of undead races, they have a higher risk of becoming addicted to the Witherspell's Mana. An undead suffering from this addiction may very well exhibit erratic behaviors and become more possesive of their Witherspell partner.
A life with a partner outside of the race is hard, but not impossible. Still, most Witherspells recommend staying within the race.
Witherspells appear in one of my scribblehub stories. They were initially created when I wanted a 'weirder' monster girl with detatchble hands. This was also the first monster girl job I gave the artist... I was very surprised by the size of the chest. Many others were too. The artist--she really likes bazookas.
