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The Sorceress Tristina (Patreon)

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2026-02-02 22:38:23
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2026-06
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Some lore for the world she's in.

All the sorcerers and sorceress require compound names. So there's Blessica, Fredward, Staniel, Mistina, Donathan, Terrica, ect.

She's invited you over for a toasty night indoors~

Below is the concept art for her and all the thinking lines for the Pt I and Pt II.

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Comments

NeonThanatos

SHES SO PRETTYYYYYY

Brebonsfw

OH MY LORD SHE IS AMAZING!!!!!

Solorru

A SORCERESS ! PEAK !! You draw them absolutely amazing Twee !! You're the Witch Queen !!

BeatMan

Dude, this is amazing!! It might be because of the goth aesthetic, but my brain went straight to her being Sheila’s D&D/RPG character (if she ever played)🙂‍↕️

KoimanZX

Two-element names were the standard for Germanic peoples, and still are fairly common--with a couple examples being "Richard" (from Proto-Germanic Rīkaharduz "hard leader") and "Matilda" (from Proto-Germanic Mahtihildiz "battle might"). The funny thing is that many Gothic masculine nouns and names end with -a (e.g. guma "man", kasja "potter", & Wulfila "little wolf") and many feminine ones end with -o (e.g. qino "woman", unhulþo "female demon", & inkilþo "pregnant woman"), though it's worth noting that nouns had many other endings too. In fact, the Visigoth royalty had a king named Egica whose wife was named Cixilo.