Or, the entire reason this site is here. Meet the small group of BJDs that make up my collection.
Skelfthyrnir
Lord of the Hartwood, god of the forest, he of the skull head and only relatively recently a humanoid body. Skelfthyrnir's foremost goal has always been to protect the deer of the forest and their surroundings, but after about three generations of getting to know-and work with-the local humans that asked his permission to settle down, he's gotten fairly fond of them, too. He may not always understand the offerings they leave him, but he's finally gotten the hang of pants and he does dearly love the apples they leave. Being a deer-based god, he's very good at looking regal and imposing...and then startling at something and running headfirst into a tree.
Skelfthyrnir is a hybrid doll, consisting of an Immortality of Soul Artis head with a Resinsoul custom body. (Sui chest and arms, Ming legs, special purple resin).
Aurum
Aurum exists in that weird flexible world fashion dolls do-one day she's an office worker, the next she's a model, the next she's wearing t-shirts and posed with a mixed drink as tall as her head. Such is life when 1:6 clothing and accessories fit you. It least means she has a killer wardrobe. She's cute and she knows it, too.
Aurum is a Luts Zuzu Delf Fenny. She's a character I haven't really done any true RP or worldbuilding with; I got her simply because I wanted to dip my toes into BJDs. I had seen a bunch of fox dolls, and she was cute, available to order, and a decent price for a starter, so I took the plunge. Because she fits 1:6 scale fashion doll clothes well, she's very fun to dress, especially since I got her right as the Disney ILY Forever line came out.
Clover
Clover is probably going to end up featuring in Hartwood in some way, shape or form-viking style clothing keeps being discussed for her-but currently she has nothing developed. She doesn't have the immediate sense of sass and 'oh, she's a lady' that Aurum gave me, but painting her up as my favorite rabbit breed was a treat. Also: the fact that unlike Skelf and Aurum, she has delicate, tiny little paws makes dressing her a joy in comparison. She's the only one who can wear some of my sewing experiments. (Sleeves are hard.)