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Lemniscate Blue posted:You just know that's the result of one of those "yourself as a character in our game!" Kickstarter rewards. No, that's just an homage to Kevin Wilson https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgamedesigner/2336/kevin-wilson  He' made Arkham Horror, among other things
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Flavivirus posted:I could do with some inspirational material for a Demon: the Descent game I'm running. Any chance I could get pictures of weird robots, ominous angels, and people trying to hide they're one or the other? Read all of the comic I am linking, but this one in particular. http://killsixbilliondemons.com/comic/wielder-of-names-1-8/
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Josef bugman posted:Read all of the comic I am linking, but this one in particular. Seriously, Kill Six Billion Demons is amazing, and is pretty much entirely made of what you're asking for.
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Mr Tastee posted:I need a really goony-looking cyberpunk for my Shadowrun game. BEHOLD 
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Some how I have a copy of that book somewhere.
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Gravitas Shortfall posted:BEHOLD Cyberpunks have... books?
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Automatic Slim posted:Cyberpunks have... books? Crayola books man
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I like how a copy of the book itself is in the pile of books.
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Automatic Slim posted:Cyberpunks have... books? You try to hack a stack of paper. EDIT: Yes I know about printable circuits but they probably aren't putting those on the shelves at the bookstore/library/whatever ready to run. The fun part is that unless you're trying to be an iconoclast, the 2015 cyberpunk kit is a three-piece suit or utility company jumpsuit*, a sunny disposition and an iPad (or Surface Pro or whatever tablet corporate culture dictates). *Really anything to make you look like you belong there. v v v Those two departments are exactly the kind of people you'd expect to go into someone else's building, be permitted even though they'd be unfamiliar to security, and be in better spirits than the rank and file. I don't see the problem. dont be mean to me fucked around with this message at 22:56 on Jun 30, 2015 |
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Sir Unimaginative posted:The fun part is that unless you're trying to be an iconoclast, the 2015 cyberpunk kit is a business-casual or utility company jumpsuit*, a sunny disposition and an iPad (or Surface Pro or whatever tablet corporate culture dictates). FTFY. The only people who wear three-piece suits are sales and finance. With tech industry billionaires like Steve Jobs and Bill Gates as examples, everyone else has moved to business-casual.
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Sir Unimaginative posted:You try to hack a stack of paper. EDIT: Yes I know about printable circuits but they probably aren't putting those on the shelves at the bookstore/library/whatever ready to run. Most of real hacking is social engineering so yeah. That or your pjs while you mailchimp hundreds of phishing emails.
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Hey guys, I got a request, does anyone know of a good image of a paladin making a blood sacrifice? Like cutting his/her hand or whatever? If not, a really bad-rear end paladin in full plate in a victorious pose with a big mug of beer (again gender doesn't matter) would also be appreciated.
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Sir Unimaginative posted:v v v Those two departments are exactly the kind of people you'd expect to go into someone else's building, be permitted even though they'd be unfamiliar to security, and be in better spirits than the rank and file. I don't see the problem. Stealing janitor's outfits and credentials is SO 1994 Shadowrun. It's all about the team with the access to the CRM software, baby! Edit: Whenever we see people in our office that we don't know who are dressed well, we either assume the c-suite are in town for some reason or the clients are in the office and we ignore then and go on our best behavior. So.. yeah. Peas and Rice fucked around with this message at 14:49 on Jul 1, 2015 |
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Jul 1, 2015 14:44
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I found these while trawling Pinterest groups. I like.   by Francisco Segura
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Anyone have any art of Asian people wearing stereotypical European medieval fantasy type clothes or armor? I'm working on a pirate based Forgotten Realms D&D game and I thought it would be cool to have an NPC member of the crew be from Kara-Tur, but not be the cliche "Samurai or Ninja in the West" type. I might just suck at google but this is pretty much impossible to find.
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Anyone have any good art of really "fair folk"-looking elves? I'm introducing my setting's version of drow slowly (they're going to be one of the major antagonists). The problem I'm having is that they don't look like the standard, black-skinned evil elves. They're tall, pale, beautiful, otherworldly, and completely and utterly alien in their morality and thought. I'm having a weirdly hard time finding very pale, fae, beautiful elves that I can use as "evil elf" pictures. The best I've done so far is Warhammer dark elves (and, to a lesser extent, 40k dark eldar), but it's tough to find a female example from one of those sets that isn't wearing a black leather bikini at most.
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Harrow posted:Anyone have any good art of really "fair folk"-looking elves? Depending on whether your world has Eladrin, you could just hot swap the two races for pictures. They're also basically everything you described, so perhaps just use eladrin wholesale.
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Tony DiTerlizzi may have what you're looking for. He's pretty big on the whole 'fair-folk' aspect of elves.
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So far, the best luck I've had has been searching for pictures of unseelie fae, though it's still slim pickings, at least on Google Image Search, if only because so many of the pictures are clearly drawn for the purpose of being drooled over. I want creepy, distant, and alien, not sexy and scantily-clad, Google!Lord Frisk posted:Depending on whether your world has Eladrin, you could just hot swap the two races for pictures. They're also basically everything you described, so perhaps just use eladrin wholesale. Most pictures I can find of Eladrin aren't quite... alien enough, I think. They tend to be golden-skinned rather than pale, though I do love the colorful eyes thing they have going on. TheWyrmDude posted:Tony DiTerlizzi may have what you're looking for. He's pretty big on the whole 'fair-folk' aspect of elves. Tony DiTerlizzi is awesome. I'll see what he's drawn for elves.
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Here's some of his things   edit: Though the beautiful thing may vary with the male elves. He favors more stern, wizened-looking males, I've noticed. A Single Sphink fucked around with this message at 16:23 on Jul 6, 2015 |
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You could also look for some variations of vampires if you're looking for "tall, pale, otherworldly, eternal, alien". You could also look up Blood Elves from WoW, although there's going to be a lot of ugly clothing/armor design there and plenty of cheesecake. If you don't mind your elves with horns and really being into the whole forest thing, the MTG Lorwyn block had elves that were basically unseelie fae. They have things like the Hunter of Eyeblights which basically just murders things that are ugly by their standards. This is what those elves look like:
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Harrow posted:So far, the best luck I've had has been searching for pictures of unseelie fae, though it's still slim pickings, at least on Google Image Search, if only because so many of the pictures are clearly drawn for the purpose of being drooled over. I want creepy, distant, and alien, not sexy and scantily-clad, Google! This might help:  As might other Wesnoth elves https://github.com/wesnoth/wesnoth/tree/master/data/core/images/portraits/elves
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Maleh-Vor posted:You could also look for some variations of vampires if you're looking for "tall, pale, otherworldly, eternal, alien". You could also look up Blood Elves from WoW, although there's going to be a lot of ugly clothing/armor design there and plenty of cheesecake. This is actually what "normal" elves look like in this setting (one of the players is a half-elf who inherited the ram-like horns of his mountain elf father), so it's helpful to know that Lorwyn elves can provide good portraits for that! Personality-wise they're perfect, though.
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Lightning Lord posted:Anyone have any art of Asian people wearing stereotypical European medieval fantasy type clothes or armor? I'm working on a pirate based Forgotten Realms D&D game and I thought it would be cool to have an NPC member of the crew be from Kara-Tur, but not be the cliche "Samurai or Ninja in the West" type. I might just suck at google but this is pretty much impossible to find. Okay I guess this is eighteenth century European clothes or armor, but here are some portraits of the Fragrant Concubine that this request brought to mind:  
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GIS white walkers from the book version of A Song of Ice and Fire. The show gets them wrong, they're pretty much pale, beautiful creatures in sleek armor that have it out for mankind.
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starkebn posted:I found these while trawling Pinterest groups. I like. Wierd, I'm not sure how old those are, but I know this guy personally who's been doing stuff that looks a lot like that in Mexico. This is his tumblr http://pinatha.tumblr.com/ and he's been making that stuff for at least 3 years that I've known him. Maleh-Vor fucked around with this message at 01:36 on Jul 7, 2015 |
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Maleh-Vor posted:Wierd, I'm not sure how old those are, but I know this guy personally who's been doing stuff that looks a lot like that in Mexico. This is his tumblr http://pinatha.tumblr.com/ and he's been making that stuff for at least 3 years that I've known him. Yeah, they're quite similar - but I think they're just riffing off the same style rather than one copying the other.
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Lightning Lord posted:Anyone have any art of Asian people wearing stereotypical European medieval fantasy type clothes or armor? I'm working on a pirate based Forgotten Realms D&D game and I thought it would be cool to have an NPC member of the crew be from Kara-Tur, but not be the cliche "Samurai or Ninja in the West" type. I might just suck at google but this is pretty much impossible to find. When I hear "asian man in western wear" this is all I see. 
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WaywardWoodwose posted:When I hear "asian man in western wear" this is all I see. Oh man its Rawhide Kobayashi 
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Lightning Lord posted:Anyone have any art of Asian people wearing stereotypical European medieval fantasy type clothes or armor? I'm working on a pirate based Forgotten Realms D&D game and I thought it would be cool to have an NPC member of the crew be from Kara-Tur, but not be the cliche "Samurai or Ninja in the West" type. I might just suck at google but this is pretty much impossible to find. Look up "Kazakhs", Asian Russians, which might be the best bet. Most of their dress tends to be more Mongol than Western, but you might find some interesting ones that could fake it. Or you can find HEMA athletes like Battle Of Nations' Julia Khiznyakova from Kazakhstan... 
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This is a long shot but does anyone have any pictures of what a female psychiatrist in warhammer 40k might look like?
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RandomPauI posted:This is a long shot but does anyone have any pictures of what a female psychiatrist in warhammer 40k might look like? Google ''psychiatrist', add floating babies and skulls. Done. Or alternatively, lol hard at the idea that 40k would have psychiatrists. Life is cheap, sanity more so.
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You know those stories you hear about how sanatoriums were early-mid 20th century, with people being strapped to their beds 23 hours a day, electro-shock therapy for everything, and doctors giving people lobotomies to make them "calmer"? Sort of that, with more bolt guns and occasional demons bursting out of foreheads. Alternatively, witch doctor. With a real witch who can invade your mind, locate your inner demons and tear them out with raw psychic energy that gives you brain a sunburn.
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Sanitarium: A quaint euphemism for servitor factory.
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RandomPauI posted:This is a long shot but does anyone have any pictures of what a female psychiatrist in warhammer 40k might look like? "Now, what seems to be the problem?" __________________/ 
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Yeah, you'd probably just get turned into a Servitor or killed outright if you had any kind of mental illness in the grim darkness of the far future.
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Maleh-Vor posted:Yeah, you'd probably just get turned into a Servitor or killed outright if you had any kind of mental illness in the grim darkness of the far future. Or you become a Space Marine/Rogue Trader/Inquisitor.
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