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Even when his beast side is dominant, Pask is more given to flight than fight. Nevertheless, when forced to defend himself the results are usually bloody…

Pask Neathhallow, the were-rat, tries to avoid conflict as much as possible, preferring to flee instead. If forced to fight , the results are typically brief and bloody, as ‘fighting like a cornered rat’ is paired with a lycanthrope’s supernatural abilities. In this image Pask is turning to fight, while trying to suppress the panicked instincts of his animal side. The fact that his eyes have turned red are indicative of the animal side starting to take over

If Pask can keep his animal instincts in check he will probably be able to get past his assailants without unnecessary bloodshed, as he is nearly indestructible (except against silver, of course). If he can’t, he’ll likely have blood on his hands. Or claws, as the case may be.

Depending on who you ask, I may have been born in the year of the rat. Or maybe the year of the ox. Seems there are a few days where it my be one or the other.

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And a character sheet of Pask’s hybrid form.

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I’ve always said that I can’t draw the same character twice. That’s not strictly true. It’s just that I’m usually too lazy to do something like this.

Another drawing of Pask, this time a crosshatched portrait of his main form.

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Pask Neathhallow, a were-rat thief, is a character of mine. As a were-rat he can assume the form of a rat and a hybrid form.