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Euchre Ref Sheet (Patreon)

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2021-12-21 17:01:03
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2026-06
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A character sheet for Euchre, suggested by RimaDraws!

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RimaDraws

Thank you for this Tom! This is really good!

AstroChaos

Oh awesome, wasn't expecting this

David Gipe

I missed these. Thought we had most everyone, haha. Glad to be mistaken

Ordithus

The handsome devil! He is an interesting one.

Kapłan Sekty Pieczarek

We saw how he intimidated Trace, but how would he react when he discovered that Red's flirting with Raine?

silver dragonia

probably something traumatizing or something horrible atleast if he doesn't like what red does to raine

Alysandir

Why would he care? He's barely acknowledged, much less cared about Raine's welfare; why start now?

DiDiDi-X

Finally, a reference sheet that we've all been waiting for.

Roughlandin

Excellent job, Tom! A very thorough character reference. Though you may have missed one small detail. You forgot to include Euchre's secondary ability. In addition to Perfect Transformation, he also has the ability to be a Perfect A**hole. Congrats, Rima!

Sleepyboi

Euchre looks really amazing. Maybe it's the fact that we haven't seen him in his Human form in a long while but I really love how he looks. He stands out a bit more. I also love how he gives two different personalities depending on his form. At least that's what I get

Markvincible

It’s good to know he cares about Mary and Raine at the very least

AlaricLives87

Alas, his motivations remain... vague. I see him as an even more intriguing villain than Clovis. Self-centered as he may be, playing his own games, he also seems to have the interests of some of his pawns in mind.

Silent Thunder

Ah, I was wondering about what other Templars thought regarding his wolf form, since we’ve seen him use it in front of others. I guess this answers that (at least most of them) assume he’s human who transforms into a keidran for infiltration/anonymity/kicks.

TimmCos

The man. They myth. The legend. ✨

Leonnard Aleph-Nought

well now I know how to pronounce his name, after years pronouncing it wrong xD

KaiserDunk

Does Euchre gain a human’s lifespan when he takes human form?

Mīonikoī

I don't think he does. But maybe an extended one?

csstats

In the comic it said that his transformation was down to the smallest detail including his biology since he sired Raine (a human with his gift.) I think it would make most sense that when in human form he would age at the normal rate that humans do and visa versa for Keidran form, not that he gains one lifespan or the other per es. I'd wager the time he has spent in human form has contributed to him living to be 32 years old and still spry.

Katfeathers

Hmmm, tho not out right said, he has a chronological age, an effective age, and an affected age.

Lace Writing

That is one serious burn You gave Euchre. Will he recover? Who knows.

silver dragonia

i do wonder if the other templars wonder about why euchre has a cane despite looking fairly young in his human form i know he pretty much tricked people into thinking he can transform into a keidran and if i were a templar by chance which is unlikely i would wonder what kind of injuries he got from the fights against his enemies and what pain he endures daily form them

Wakeangel2001

how is he 32? I recall you saying the average Keidran lives a little past 20, but that's more than half again the average age, kind of like a human living to be 120. Is that because his perfect transformation slows his aging or does he have some human ancestry which gives him a naturally longer life span?

KaiserDunk

My personal theory is that when Euchre becomes human it is a perfect transformation, right down to the genetic level. This would mean that he gains the lifespan of a human, and he becomes the equivalent age of a keidran when he drops the transformation. I honestly don’t know if Euchre has an upper limit on how much mass he can transform into, but I would imagine the dragons would not like it if he managed the trick.

VitAnyaNaked

<p style="color: #008600;">Awesome idea, I really like Euchre, she is amazing! I like her perfect transformation ability!</p>

Nakayama Festa

Euchre is a male. He's Raine's father

VitAnyaNaked

<p style="color: #008600;">Thanks! You know, after you said that, it became obvious. There's even written about it on the art. It was stupid of me not to notice this.</p>

Spotlight Studios

I feel that the Keidran lifespan chart needs to be updated. Seeing both Maeve's and Roses's age chart, if Most Keidran have kids typically between the ages of 9-12 and most live only a bit past 20, most Keidran NEVER live to see their grandkids or even see their kids grow up. I feel that they spend too much time being babies/ children and almost no time being adults. Especially in tribes like the Dogs that have huge litters, it would mean that MOST of their society is run by what would essentially be 10-year-olds by human standards.

Wakeangel2001

I kind of agree, if we use a typical canine lifespan as an example, dogs enter "puberty" at the age of 6 months, and are fully grown at 2 years or so, then they show little signs of aging until they're a bit past 10 when they start to slow down a bit, which would sort of be like us reaching middle age in our 40's or so. By the age of 12 or 13 they start to look old, things like failing eyesight and hearing, arthritis, teeth falling out, hair turning gray, that kind of stuff. 15 years is fairly average for a real life dog's life span, mine made it to 17 and his sister actually made it to 18, ALMOST as old as what is supposed to be Keidran's life span...I don't want to nitpick the world building, but you have a point, if Keidrans are expected to pass on a culture to their children with a life span of 20-25 years then they should be reproducing before the age of 10, but maybe that's why they're relatively primitive compared to humans in this world? Since they actually can't be there to see their children into adulthood and literacy is so rare among them. (You'd think having robust written language so they can more effectively preserve knowledge across generations would be important to short lived species like Keidran.)