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Lialda, half-elven magus (the best ‘arcane fighter’ class in D20 games so far) with her Black Sword.
(another PC in our Pathfinder campaign)
Rembrant Lange, a junker – post-apocalyptic techno-shaman, who builds gadgets from junk. His plasma pistol is made of a toy, the multi-visors are from goggles, and his pack holds a micro-nuclear reactor, which can power (among others) a heavy force field. His motorcycle is home to a “car spirit” that acts as an onboard AI.
(PC in our Hell on Earth campaign – builds new gadgets as fast as he looses old ones, but these ones were fun to put on the picture)
I found a nice shaman-drum in the items, so I just had to remake an old character
Sitembile Ironskin, Bangu (cleric of nature) and Ngoma (sorcerous drummer) summoning a fire spirit in the jungles of Nyambe.
(PC in our African Adventures campaign)
The old version:
Another redo from the same cast: Adunbi Elephant-Slayer, N’anga (cleric) of Araku, orisha (great spirit) of fighters and blacksmiths.
The old version:
Jean ‘le Loup’, a scout from the northern forests. Nothing wrong with his sight – those are Transmaterial Lenses, which let him see through thin obstacles. He also has minor psionic powers from his Second Sight.
(third PC in our Northern Crown campaign)
@Shiboreth said:
I really like the look of the fire spirit in Sitembile Ironskin’s picture, with the positioning over the drum. Very cool magical effect.
Thanks. How about this one?
Culamir Nazarko, druid of the Blackclad sect, which reveres nature as an embodiment of chaos.
(third PC in our Iron Kingdoms campaign)
Inebi, halfling priest of Osiris, with a temple guard for good measure(ing). His left hand is fused with a the Jaws of Sobek, a powerful relic. (third PC in our Egyptian Adventures)
In D&D, halflings look just like small humans. Still… I don’t think this pic gets the message through
My last D&D character for a while: Ghalib Cheetah-Man, a kuitika (holy warrior) and Magic Eater (a kind of witch hunter).
(third PC in our African Adventures)
there is an old version:
Lindsay Ten Hawks, ork drone-rigger (ex-military) is using augmented reality to give new target to her attack drone
(PC in our Shadowrun campaign)
old version:
Jonah Black Bear, hermetic mage with Errol, his ally spirit.
(PC in our Shadowrun campaign)
Old version (I dont try to copy them, rather reinvent them):
Frederick Straiss, the German enginaught (steam’borg) with disruption rifle and armed steamcar. (Though it is quite indecent in the Victorian world to walk around partially bare-chested, steampunk datajacks are so crude and large they only fit into one’s torso)
PC in our Etherscope campaign
Peter Kondor, European eagle shapeshifter, a physical adept of the Way of Invisibility and freelance reporter.
(PC in our Shadowrun campaign)
old version:
Sean O’Walsh, “enlightened” (meaning he has chi powers) martial artist, but he considers himself a post-apocalyptic troubadour and tale-teller first and foremost. From the party, he is the one looking most like a common survivor. (Having arcane backgrounds, all of them are more than that, actually.)
Fourth and last PC in our Hell on Earth campaign
@Hellstromme said:
Peter Kondor, European eagle shapeshifter, a physical adept of the Way of Invisibility and freelance reporter.
(PC in our Shadowrun campaign)
old version:
Hmmm. where come the idea to use this name for the character.
Btw nice pictures here, keep on going.
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