Remathilis
Legend
I don't know about you, but I think the 3e Iconics are a BIT more inspired than the cliches that the 2e iconics...
I can't say the same about your try at an insult. I know throwing verbal jabs is easier than addressing a person's points, but it doesn't gain you nearly as much street cred unless you've done it sublimely.Akrasia said:(Nice try at wit btw.)
Really? That's interesting. I always thought that fantasy novels included descriptions of their characters. Hey -- maybe that's why all those pictures of Conan, Frodo, the Grey Mouser, and so forth, look so similar!
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Bran Blackbyrd said:I can't say the same about your try at an insult. ...
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Bran Blackbyrd said:... tangential...
... that too borders on the tangential...
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Naysayers can pick all they want at the tattoos and spikes, but I don't see where that's any worse than some of the stupid stuff going on in the old books.
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Dark Jezter said:Thanks for those comparative pictures, Remathilis! Yeah, the 3e iconics definately show more originality and style than 2e's.
"I just have to get these handcuff off first."Sebastian Ashputtle said:Lidda: Hi, Mialee!
Mialee: Hi, Lidda. Whacha doing? (twirls hair with finger)
Lidda: Just about to have a shower. Want to join me?
Mialee: Well, I probably shouldn't. (blushes) But then again, I feel sooo dirty today. (nibbles gently on fingernail)
Lidda: (drops robe) Let me soap you up then!
[cue up disco music]
Sorry, couldn't resist.
No, the 2nd Ed. one is called Mitchifer.Sejs said:Except for Jozan, who looks just like his 2e counterpart.
In fact I'm pretty sure that's the same guy.. I mean look at the face.
Remathilis said:I don't know about you, but I think the 3e Iconics are a BIT more inspired than the cliches that the 2e iconics...