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Panthermonium, but with a more evil looking rakshasa (panther-headed, inverted-palmed villainous being). Illustration for 'Call of Silver', the first chapter of the story 'Lynn d'Vadalis' by , who I believe writes under the name Victor Sylvain.

Said chapter can be read here:
Lynn d'Vadalis I - Call of Silver

image by Dashinvaine
SHE WAS PERFECTLY AWARE THAT SHE WAS NOT SUPPOSED TO BE HERE, but that had never prevented her from coming, her and Aideen. And most of the time, nobody found out about it. If they did, Artan d’Vadalis, her father and tierna of Merylsward, would pretend to grow angry, and uncle Kirrin would lecture them about the dangers of the wild. The effect of these sermons was to fan the girls’ appetite for adventure. Any punishment was merely making the game of not being found out more interesting.
Lynn was not too certain where ‘here’ was, either, except that it was deep within the forest of the Eldeen, and fairly close to the foothills of the fierce Icehorns. Wherever the thick canopy of the forest cleared, she could catch glimpses of its snow-covered peaks, bathed in the red light of the volcanoes, standing firm under the menacing clouds. Like the armies that, so people told her, f

The whole story (which is still having finishing touches added) will be well worth checking out. I read through an early draft which I found very impressive and engrossing, transcending its genre as an Eberron-set Dungeons and Dragons fan-fiction. Go and have a read, if that sounds like it might be up your street. I'm sure the author would also welcome comments and feedback.

Eberron setting credit: Keith Baker, 'Lords of Dust', Dragon Magazine 337 (November 2005), pp. 56-70, Paizo Publishing (2005); with illustrations by A. Lewis, Linda Tso, Ben McSweeny and Stacy Michalcewicz.

Description
Panthermonium, but with a more evil looking rakshasa (panther-headed, inverted-palmed villainous being). Illustration for 'Call of Silver', the first chapter of the story 'Lynn d'Vadalis' by , who I believe writes under the name Victor Sylvain.

Said chapter can be read here:
Lynn d'Vadalis I - Call of Silver

image by Dashinvaine
SHE WAS PERFECTLY AWARE THAT SHE WAS NOT SUPPOSED TO BE HERE, but that had never prevented her from coming, her and Aideen. And most of the time, nobody found out about it. If they did, Artan d’Vadalis, her father and tierna of Merylsward, would pretend to grow angry, and uncle Kirrin would lecture them about the dangers of the wild. The effect of these sermons was to fan the girls’ appetite for adventure. Any punishment was merely making the game of not being found out more interesting.
Lynn was not too certain where ‘here’ was, either, except that it was deep within the forest of the Eldeen, and fairly close to the foothills of the fierce Icehorns. Wherever the thick canopy of the forest cleared, she could catch glimpses of its snow-covered peaks, bathed in the red light of the volcanoes, standing firm under the menacing clouds. Like the armies that, so people told her, f

The whole story (which is still having finishing touches added) will be well worth checking out. I read through an early draft which I found very impressive and engrossing, transcending its genre as an Eberron-set Dungeons and Dragons fan-fiction. Go and have a read, if that sounds like it might be up your street. I'm sure the author would also welcome comments and feedback.

Eberron setting credit: Keith Baker, 'Lords of Dust', Dragon Magazine 337 (November 2005), pp. 56-70, Paizo Publishing (2005); with illustrations by A. Lewis, Linda Tso, Ben McSweeny and Stacy Michalcewicz.