Phoenix8008
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I also e-mailed you the info for my alternate character, a cleric of Pelor. Right now, it's just bare bones character. But I'll be working up some personality to add for if she's needed later.
Airwalkrr's Age of Worms
airwalkrr
Adventurer
Would everyone do me a favor and head over to the D&D miniatures gallery and choose a miniature to represent your character? I will be using the mini images to represent characters on dundjinni maps. If you wish, I will select one that seems appropriate myself, but you may select it if you wish. Please indicate to me which miniature you wish to use or that you wish me to pick one.
Phoenix8008
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EvolutionKB
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I like the gnome trickster from blood war (how do I get the image to show up?)
Someone
Adventurer
There are at least two ways:
Right click on the image and select "save as". Now you have the image in your computer, and now all you have to do is to upload it as an attached file. You'll find the button for uploading images when you're posting a reply in the thread, if you click the "new reply" button (not doing a Quick reply) This will create a thumbnail that leads to the larger image.
Another way is to right click on the image and select "properties". You'll see, among other things, the image's URL. Highlight the URL, right click on the selected text and click "copy". Now come to the boards and paste the URl between image codes; image codes are (img)(/img), only with square brackets -> [ ] instead of round ones (so it should be something similar to (img)imageurl(/img) , but again with square brackets) This will load the image directly in the post.
Right click on the image and select "save as". Now you have the image in your computer, and now all you have to do is to upload it as an attached file. You'll find the button for uploading images when you're posting a reply in the thread, if you click the "new reply" button (not doing a Quick reply) This will create a thumbnail that leads to the larger image.
Another way is to right click on the image and select "properties". You'll see, among other things, the image's URL. Highlight the URL, right click on the selected text and click "copy". Now come to the boards and paste the URl between image codes; image codes are (img)(/img), only with square brackets -> [ ] instead of round ones (so it should be something similar to (img)imageurl(/img) , but again with square brackets) This will load the image directly in the post.
