The Gorez Noton

Notons are indigenous to the planet that Lorestar takes place on...pure specimens are not affected by Lorestar radiation, but a few human-noton hybrids are dramatically altered, like the Gorez Noton!

The Xareno

This monster is, BY FAR, my favorite of the monsters designed for Lorestar.  I think it's the spine-deals coming out of its back.  This is Xeecho in monster form.

The Olomocho

This is the beast that the huntress morphs into...it can bring its tail around to its head and roll along the plains!

The Gwazboc

This swampy creature is Learus Wo's transformation.  I think of this dude as a sort of miasmic bell-tower.

The Zogadetta

This is what the Old Hermit turns into in the game when his Lorestar passes through the right constellation.  SPOOKY!

Satellite God 5: Tah-Rawa

Tah-Rawa is a Lorestar that predominately affects the alien, tentacloid forests on the planet this story takes place on...it's radiation is especially potent on the native alien life!

Satellite God 4: Mayespreen

For some reason, this is my favorite of the Lorestars.

Satellite God 3: Anjabax

I find this Lorestar to be the most regal!

Satellite God 2: Quiolp

This Lorestar causes Learus Wo to turn into a swampy monster...I'll post the monsters after I post these satellite gods.

Satellite God 1: Ghosetta

The first of the "Lorestars," satellites that are thought of as gods by the primitive inhabitants of an alien planet, Ghosetta's radiation causes the old Hermit to change into a monster!

Decky

Decky is a hybrid between a human and a noton in the alien world setting of Lorestar.

Xeecho

Xeecho is another character from LORESTAR, my newest game.  Xeecho wanders the Kamejo plains and thinks a lot.  She's got a lot on her mind, okay!

Knife Weilding Huntress (w/ Slithery Companion)

Another character from my newest game, LORESTAR, this crazed huntress lives far into the mountains where she protects her territory by changing into a monster whenever she can.

Learus Wo

Here's another character for my recently completed board game "Lorestar." Learus is a rouge statistician, which essentially means that he performs statistical analyses in order to divine futures for whoever is looking.

Old Hermit

Here's a character from the new game I created called "Lorestar"...wooo!