[insidious.wizard]

I've been making up a little character for myself as I've been playing Grimshire so they're basically an oc now lol. The game has limited character creation aspects but I can do what ever I want with the power of my imagination.

(The in game model is a fox, but I like to pretend they're a wolf and just ignore all references to being a fox. You also can't pick more than two fur/clothing colors, or even change the clothes lol. Its still early access, but idk what else will be added to character options. I saw where they talked about adding other species and they said they won't be adding every possible species as a character option so who knows if I'll ever actually be a wolf in game.)

They don't have an official name yet either. Thinking some kind of tree/bush type of name, but my initial pick of Hawthorn doesn't work anymore bc there's a family in town with the name Hawthorn already.

[Rabid_Jaguar]

Ooooo what's Grimshire? I haven't heard of it

This is a cool design! Curious about the origin of their scar.

[gecko]

Huckleberry? oVo Neat OC

[insidious.wizard]

Ooooo what's Grimshire? I haven't heard of it

This is a cool design! Curious about the origin of their scar.

Grimshire is a farming game similar mechanically to Stardew Valley but the characters are anthro animals. there's also like some kind of rabies-esque plague going around the land that's disrupted trade and the main goal is providing food for the town as winter gets closer. Townsfolk can die, though I've not had this happen yet. I believe you have to fail certain quests/goals for it to happen. It's in early access so there's only one in game years worth of content, but I've played for 40 hours already and am a few days away from the winter season. I've had pretty good luck with not having too many bugs or anything happen, just some occasionally janky controls lol.

I imagine they got their scar from a barbed wire fence they crawled through as a teenager. They get bored easily and are prone to doing things they shouldn't when they get restless (like trying to sneak into a neighbors property to harass farm animals)