Ksenia Strikes Again: Dark Lord’s Doom cover WIP

Love the color palette. I may yet play with the stroke and do some things on a bit of 3D action in places. But this is turning out just great.

Love the color palette. I may yet play with the stroke and do some things on a bit of 3D action in places. But this is turning out just great.
We pick up after a two-week hiatus, and we’re joined by Leshar, a lizard-man former gladiator and fighter on behalf of Mitra.This is +Tim Shorts‘ new character, and he seems a fighter of some ability. We learn from him that the revolt in City State was quite real, but that the Regent has pretty much got…
This is mostly just a bit of idle musing. Last time I played +Nathan Joy‘s DF campaign, +Theodore Briggs‘s character, Thumvar, got hit with a spell (Burning Death, for what it’s worth) that made him roll vs. HT every turn, or else terrible consequences would ensue. In other areas, I have mused about the cost…
Dramatis Personae The Commander (Doug) – telekinetic super-soldier with a really angry dog (Yukio). The dog is a powerful ally (250-300 points) and very intelligent and very, very aggressive. Arc Light (Christian) – battlsuited gadgeteer with electrical powers The Rat Queen (Emily) – brick with super-perception; made of actual rats Eamon Finnegan (Kyle) – smooth…
Gaming Ballistic Patreon To help with ongoing funding of art and speed eventual time to delivery, Gaming Ballistic started a Patreon in January 2021. Here’s the weekly update on Patreon status. Membership status: 38 patrons and $262 per month Special Content: Patrons received a preview of the complete Character Collection 2 volume; so have proofreaders…
Well, despite all the king’s horses and all the king’s support personnel not being able to duplicate the issue that prevented my bundles from working…somehow a patch/update appeared and fixed the non-problem. Coincidence? Perhaps. But perhaps not. In any case, back to working in time for FnordCon2.3…so yay.
This post initially appeared on Michael’s Google+ feed, but I liked it so much I asked him if I could repost it on my blog. He agreed. Since disadvantages are unofficial topic of the week I’ve been thinking about our storied history of disadvantages and I was writing a HUGE response to Douglas Cole and…