/bbwdraw/ - BBW Drawn

>>269160 >Every OP completely fucks the creation of a fantasy thread Like Pottery. Honestly feels like OP may have been one of the previous creators of these thread, with that combined with sucking off DnD.

>>269166 I’m a different op, I’m just retarded dw

>>269237 Anon ever tried to come up race or world that was specifically geared towards weight gain?

>>269245 Nothing that hasn’t been done before really, I’m not much of a writer. I do like a lot of scenarios where weight is used as a trap or weapon against adventurers or enemies though.

>>269291 I personally enjoy trying to figure out how to twist weight gain out of normal things, like Elves being so tied to mana. Coming in a close second are thoughts of how I can twist races and monster species into something that actually very easily gains weight, causes weight gain, or flat out becomes some kinda nuts that go around manipulating people into overeating. >I do like a lot of scenarios where weight is used as a trap or weapon Like a legendary sword that bestows massive power upon those who wield it but unbeknownst to everyone who's tried to hunt it down or pulled off actually obtaining it; has a very powerful curse that causes weight gain in all who grab hold of its hilt and only ends after its blade has been sheathed but leaving the accumulated fat as a permanent part of its owners body no matter how much exercise is done and how little they may try to eat. Obviously, nobody's gonna notice such a curse and write it all off as having gotten too successful and comfortable that they've ended up as too fat and lazy to really do anything about their current fat swaddled forms. Obviously the owners all eventually realize that they need to get rid of the sword and travel to some remote or hard to get to area to ditch it where nobody can find it, or if they can't bring themselves to do that, they try to hold onto and use the blade until the power it gives when it's held is the only reason they can still walk around. Obviously eventually someone will eventually discover it or in the latter case, steal it, and either become the new user or sell it off for a nice fat bag of coins.

>>269245 Yeah I had an idea for a sub-race of elfs that is loosely inspired from Elf-san and contemporary portrayals of elfs, called "pork elfs", but they don't really have an official name. Basically, they are anatomically similar "normal elfs" where they have slightly longer limbs than humans, longer lifespans, long pointy ears. But where they differ are a few key anatomical differences. Obviously these elfs tend to be fatter on average, but that is due to a few changes related to their diet. Pork elfs are omnivores and are more than willing to eat meat, particularly pork hence their name, they also are not nomadic and have an elaborate agrarian and ranching society, crops that are calorie dense like potatoes, beets, and corn are very commonly grown. As such they very rarely have food shortages. However many pork elfs also suffer from a mental condition where their brains produce a bit too much hunger hormones, leading to higher than average body fat content even for this sub species although it is not extreme enough of a disorder to cause morbid obesity on it's own. Due to a lot of reasons mentioned later, pork elfs also have a much higher basic metabolic rate compared to elfs and even humans, as a typical sedentary BMR for a Pork Elf is close to 3000kCal, but can be as high as 10,000kCal in very large individuals living in subzero climates. As for other anatomical differences; they tend to be slightly taller than normal elfs (assuming you are talking about elfs from a fantasy setting where they are slightly taller than humans), ranging around 6'6" to 8'0" in height. They have far more developed muscle mass through out their whole body, but are not ripped; although with some training they could easily do so, at least easier than adult human male could with the same level of effort. The extra muscle mass is more pronounced in their legs causing them to just naturally have very well developed legs. Although this also allows them to move far more easily while being extremely obese, roughly twice as easily than a human at the same BMI. They also have an affinity for slightly colder climate, due to being able to develop a layer of brown fat that can grow from 0.1 inches in cool climates to a whopping 1.5 inches in extremely cold climates that could be frozen year round, often shrugging off temperatures as low as -40F with little more than what would be modest winter clothing for a human. Although not to say they can't enjoy warmer climates, they just tend to not dress very heavily at all. Naturally having longer legs and feet, combined with a having more fatty and muscle mass they tend to be elegant swimmers, while clumsy in the forest compared to a typical elf they are masters of the water and have a much easier time floating and can easily swim 50% faster than a human with roughly the same amount of physical exertion. Largely due to their diet Pork Elfs tend to have a slightly larger brain mass and further development, allowing them on average to be slightly more intelligent than elfs and humans, although when they get tired their focus awareness takes a massive hit. Many Pork Elfs suffer from becoming "hangry" while being very hungry and they love to eat for a quick surge in happiness. Obviously they are massively geared toward weight gain, but this is offset by them having a really high BMR, making it rather difficult for them to become extremely obese quickly or stay that way terribly long. That said, an average BMI for a Pork Elf is 35 for women, 25 for men, so they already would start off quiet fat. Although should a pork elf become excessively fat their body can handle it quiet well, but in addition they have evolved to not suffer from weight and diet related issues like diabetes, gout, hypertension no matter what weight.

Unearthed Arcana Feats Gourmand >You have mastered a variety of special recipes, allowing you to prepare exotic dishes with useful effects. You gain the following benefits: >Increase your Constitution score by 1, to a maximum of 20. >You gain proficiency with cook’s utensils. If you are already proficient with them, you add double your proficiency bonus to checks you make with them. >As an action, you can inspect a drink or plate of food within 5 feet of you and determine whether it is poisoned, provided that you can see and smell it. >During a long rest, you can prepare and serve a meal that helps you and your allies recover from the rigors of adventuring, provided you have suitable food, cook’s utensils, and other supplies on hand. The meal serves up to six people, and each person who eats it regains two additional Hit Dice at the end of the long rest. In addition, those who partake of the meal have advantage on Constitution saving throws against disease for the next 24 hours. Combine this with a support based Bard and you have someone who's worked a tavern their whole life.

>>269160 Ew. Teiflings

Love me Tieflings

Better quality version.

>>269549 >Looks at the DnD thread >Complains about tieflings being included >But there are other pointy eared races >And others Unless you have suggestion to not liking pointy ears but something else. Make up some mind, Anon

I do love all the writing ideas in the thread though.

>>269160 I wish Bamboo-ale finished the story with the first pic. Do you have the og descriptions?

>>269772 No unfortunately, I just had the image saved.

>>269774 That’s a shame. The thought of a princess too obese to escape danger sends me. Too bad he ended it before it got real good. How about that Dungeon Meshi comic where the elf girl eats troll meat?

>>269772 I gotchu

>>269430 Give the race actual weaknesses instead of replacing humans as the jack of all trades. I'd suggest cratering their INT because you still have normal Elves and seem to more want a STR race. I was gonna suggest removing their magic element but now I'm thinking it'd be better to remove their ability to subconsciously perform magic beyond really low tier shit even with their massive Elven Mana pool, and just have their Elven DNA remember things like buffs which their body instinctively uses whenever something is needed while the Elf itself is none the wiser. Figure out some real weaknesses and you'll have a good base to build upon. Oh yeah, I thought of something while thinking of the coming spoiler; you can have their massive pools of Elven mana that never get used so it just starts to overflow while they sleep and start affecting their territory (the size of the effect depending on just how many of the Pig Elves are living in the area) and cause animals/monsters they hunt for meat to fatten up over night and also end up in a population boom, have strange unknown plants that makes a great new ingredient for a particularly fattening recipe someone was trying to create, create new fertile land where new trees full of fat juicy fruit appeared out of nowhere, have the wells water occasionally turn into the most delicious wine and become infinite, etc. I was gonna suggest them being a product of Orc rape, to explain away the difference in INT and STR from normal Elves. It'd also make an interesting story of them being outcasts among Elves but are the only sub race of Elves that get along well with Dwarves, but a lot of people don't like using rape in a medieval fantasy setting. >>269680 >Trusting dagger ears

>>269796 Thanks >>269812 >>trusting dagger ears I wonder if the elf from Merrivius has fat art

>>269816 That would be legendary. Maybe some edits would be warranted?

>>269844 that second pic sure has a belt buster

>>269812 Well to be fair, pig elves where designed around them having a biological reason to justify becoming fat but not negatively impacted by it and being fucked by a human that would want to fuck them endlessly over trying to be a balanced race in an RPG. So that is absolutely what they are. I can try to elaborate more on their weaknesses more, so I would imagine they would have a negative impact to dexterity, agility, and overall physical endurance are all probably negatively impacted for most of them, I guess if you had a scale for 1 to 10, they would probably see -1, -2, and -2 respectively. As you simply can't be that much larger without some cost to these as being bigger while having a similar biology to a species that normally have slender and nimble bodies. Their penalties from being hungry shouldn't be underestimated. As not only is this tremendous, being equivalent to a -1 in all stats on a 10 point scale. This is compounded by the fact that their rate of metabolization is around 50% faster than a human on the low end, and 150% faster on the high end, meaning that they will get hungry very quickly. If a human with a BMR of 2500 gets hungry in 5 hours after eating 1000cal meal, then a pork elf would get hungry in roughly 2.5 hours from eating the same meal. Their peak performance is on a tight timer if they are not eating very calorie dense food for their meals or constantly eating. This also means that starvation can occur at a similar rate. Which would be very detrimental in settings where food is scarce. Lastly their sensitivity to heat is also a large problem. While at temperatures between 75F to 85F they can deal with the temperature by dressing very lightly and drinking enough water to sweat. However 86F+ starts to become risky, as they are not able to adequately cool themselves, especially if in a humid more tropical climate. No amount of climate acclimation can fix this either. On top of that, temperatures past 90F+ are fatal in just a few hours. This temperature sensitivity also can extend to room temperatures when wearing armor that is too insulating or does not have any spells or advanced technology that can condition it's temperature. This also could also mean that being on the receiving end of fire magic could still cause massive loss to stamina, even when evaded due to the heat sensitivity.

>>269965 >Well to be fair, pig elves where designed around them having a biological reason to justify becoming fat but not negatively impacted by it and being fucked by a human that would want to fuck them endlessly over trying to be a balanced race in an RPG Yeah but when you go too far, it starts sounding like "I was an artificial genome but then I was isekaid and obtained sentience and realized that I was so broken I could have my people rewrite me into others DNA with healing magic and slowly move towards world domination as the worlds most numerous and prosperous species!". Honestly I think most can just be written of as it being a high fantasy setting where the people of that world are easily stronger than people in the real world since they'd need to survive fighting against monsters and evil gods, while other things can be written off as the mana the world is flush with, reinforcing their bodies against genetic disorders like "diabetes, gout, hypertension". >I can try to elaborate more on their weaknesses more, so I would imagine they would have a negative impact to dexterity, agility, and overall physical endurance are all probably negatively impacted for most of them, I guess if you had a scale for 1 to 10, they would probably see -1, -2, and -2 respectively. As you simply can't be that much larger without some cost to these as being bigger while having a similar biology to a species that normally have slender and nimble bodies. I don't mean stats, I mean shit like traits, like how vampires can't be out in the sun, can't handle holy objects with faith behind them, can't see their reflection, is stuck hungering for human blood, and if they don't drink they'll eventually be easily outed as undead from their features shriveling up and becoming dead pale. >If a human with a BMR of 2500 gets hungry in 5 hours after eating 1000cal meal, then a pork elf would get hungry in roughly 2.5 hours from eating the same meal. Maybe it's just something about eating normal food that doesn't feel like much of a weakness; like they can just develop miniature calorie dense food that they do something akin to cartoon freeze drying.

Warrior characters getting too fat for combat my beloved.

>>270084 It sounds like an artificial genome or a genetic derivative of elfs, because they where originally conceived conceptually. They where originally intended for a more sci-fi setting to be perfectly honest with you. I pulled up the excel spreadsheet I had for them. It looks like they also are supposed to have a second heart or other redundant vital organ and are strong willed. It also seems that originally they where called "High Orcs" until i decided to change their name and make them more blatantly a fat elf species.

>>271406 Where are they from?

>>271417 Dragon’s Crown

>>271417 >>271445 Really sucks that Vanillaware hates PC.

Any art of keyleth?

What do you guys think is the best fantasy race to fatten? Would they be royalty, high ranking, commoner, or slave? What's the best location for it?

Let’s have some Emilia

>>278054 Can you not post poorly traced AI slop?

>>278028 Elves/dark elves are nice because they're naturally so lithe and fair, so it's hot to see them lose their grace to hundreds of pounds of adipose. In my opinion, it's hottest when they're royals or some other powerful position then brought down into slavery and fattened up like livestock, especially if they resist. One of my favorite WG short stories goes along those lines. Another fantasy race that isn't quite aligned with this thread are orcs. For me, it's kind of just the opposite end of the spectrum where orcs are usually large, muscular, and powerful whereas elves are slim and limber. Along the same lines as elves, I like it when proud, hardened, competent warrior orc women are defeated and captured or something like that then fattened up as trophies on display, losing all their martial prowess to piles of useless lard. They're usually aggressive, and hard to break, so that's a plus for me as well. Power dynamics are a big thing with me as you can tell.

>>278028 everything that happens in the events of the feeder fantasy game

>>278234 Got a link to that elf wg story?

>>278281 Here it is. It's a two-parter. Fair warning, though, the second part has cannibalism-esque elements, but in mention only. I just ignore that part, though, and just focus on what's actually happening. https://www.deviantart.com/mashuky/art/The-Fat-Elf-Slave-Market-is-Booming-761924462 https://www.deviantart.com/mashuky/art/The-Fat-Elf-Slave-Goes-to-Market-762328858

>>278028 Halfling commoners. I like to imagine a setting (based on pathfinder) where someone creates maigc items with the "minor creation" spell. The spell allows for creating organic matter that usually disappears after a few hours, but the "robe of infinite twine" allows for the creation of infinite amounts of twine strands that are perfectly normal and permanent after being cut. I imagine a setting that starts as a normal DnD/Pathfinder setting, but the "Vases of infinite Olive Oil / Cream / Butter / Flour / Sugar etc." get invented and produce infinite food, alongside meat from unconcious regenerating Hydras. Combined with "Lyres of Building" to build most cities/buildings and "Poppets" to do most repetitive tasks, the only thing to do for most commoners is to sit around and control the Poppets, who do the actual physical work, alongside wizards. Combine this with a halflings natural appetite and gluttonous culture, and suddenly we have a setting with 4 feet tall, 400 pound halflings that "work" by controlling magical dolls while sitting and drinking gallons of chocolate syrup.

>>282484 Those two are so pretty and hot. Artist? Also is the second supposed to be a permaberry or something?

>>282493 Goblin is made by Cloudboyo and the Tiefling is drawn by TheRoundArtist. It isn't permaberry since the Tiefling is Jester, from the Mighty Nein. Jester always had blue skin ever since she was created.

>>278028 need the sauce on that ginger elf holy smokes

>>282539 Same as the blue tiefling, critical role, she's actually been posted a bunch on the extreme pear tread since her biggest characteristic is just being a fatass, so by logic she's drawn with a fat ass

>>284772 TheRoundArtist

There's a pair of colorless images of Shadowheart dealing with an expanding curse and wondering why Gale hasn't dispelled it, then the second image is of her being extremely bottom heavy if anyone knows what I'm talking about. I've been searching for weeks and haven't found it again.

How about An enchanted/cursed castle carved into a mountain on and island surrounded by an eternal winter, that once belonged to a bloodline of obese winter queens, and causes a descendant of that bloodline to grow fatter due to the temptations of the frozen castle.

>>286828 That makes me think of a castle atop a floating island that drowns the land it floats over with a powerful hunger and metabolism restraining curse to make the humanoid races nice and delectable, until someone takes down its immortal ruler, at which point it fades back into another dimension until its ruler recovers, however many years later (feels like the baseline for this shit is 100 years).

Anyone ever thought of using buffs indirectly to cause weight gain?

>>293016 I love everything about this! Thank you for sharing this

Quick question I mus ask, is terraria art valid for this thread considering that it is a fantasy-esque game, that does draw a good chunk of things from dnd?

>>295191 >is terraria art valid for this thread considering that it is a fantasy-esque game >fantasy-esque Anon, what possible reason could you think Terraria isn't Fantasy?

Some Critical Role ladies

>>295205 I don't know sometimes people pull out bullshit arguments for no reason, i just always assume that i'm gonna get told no on this website

>>295260 Sounds more like you're just retarded

>>303722 Literally the first result on an image search found the source on Xitter. Come on, my guy. At least put in the minimal effort. Also, the pic is unfortunately made with AI, so it has no place on this board.

Anyone have a higher quality version of this?

1-Bamboo-Ale 2-DinnerForLewds

Bamboo-Ale

Anyone know any good dnd fat content, be it stories or custom expansions?

>>310191 https://forum.weightgaming.com/t/expand-d-expansion-and-weight-gain-themed-rules-for-d-d-5e/1276 This is one of the big, popular ones, also has subclasses to interact with the systems too. Though good luck finding a group to play with, unless you already got one.

A little bit of Emilia

>>305693 Here you are, my good anon.