Version one kept the horns. Version two grabbed a saw and made a statement about destiny.
Those sawed-off horn stumps tell an entire character arc in a single design choice—this is someone who literally cut away the symbols of his demonic heritage and decided to forge his own path. It’s rebellion and redemption crystallized in resin. The rough-cut stumps are perfect for weathering effects, showing years of wear since that fateful decision.
The braided beard adds unexpected refinement to the brutish features, suggesting someone who’s been around long enough to develop personal style despite the whole “demon” thing. Those pointy ears peek through, permanent reminders that you can’t completely outrun your bloodline—but you can choose what you do with it.
The perpetually angry expression remains, because saving the world doesn’t mean you have to be cheerful about it. This is the version that’s been through more, seen more, and decided that heroism matters more than heritage.
Perfect for that character who’s earned their redemption the hard way. The sawed horns make for fantastic narrative painting—will you add rust to the stumps? Battle damage? Each choice tells the story of a warrior who literally and figuratively cut ties with his past.
