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Cool idea. * The king has given dragons permission to raid outlying portions of the kingdom in exchange for promises of protection of others.

It really isn't necesary to include that much. The idea is to have simple, adaptable, hooks, not entire stories

It's more closely comparable to the President not warning the populace about a potential natural disaster, preventing evacuations or other countermeasures.

12. The ongoing war against the human barbarians on the border of the kingdom is entirely unecesary. The barbarians are a peacefule people, and have only taken up arms in defense of their homeland. However, the king continues the war as a tool to maintian political unity and most of the...

6. The government has for centuries attempted to breed monsters to create a super-soldier race. Though they have never suceeded, several creatures have escaped, and over the years they have slaughered hundred of people.

Nealy every government has secrets it wants to keep from its populace, and these secrets often have the potential for great plots (case in pont: Serenity). As such, I though it would be useful to create a collection of fantasy govermental secrets to serve as plot inspirations. These secrets...

I like the warforged toad (war-toad? forged-toad?) The fingers look a bit too organic for my tastes, but the rest is great.

Is the flame supposed to be coming from the sword or the demon?

Expeditious Retreat Press is seconded.

Guymerian Space Station

Here you go.

Those aren't spikes; they're guns. Lots of guns. I wanted to add more, but I was worried I'd crash my computer. Currently, the bridge is just a single part, though I might redo it to add more detail.

Well, here's something:

Err, you are the Thanatos 1 I think you are, right? If so, why can't you do it yourself. Still, I would be willing to. Yet another re-texturing of the hover tank:

It's a small mistake in the object placement that I'm to lazy to go back and fix. They're supposed to be metal plates, not bricks.

I fixed the texturing:

Sunrise

Grr, that puts Hand ahead of me in number of featured pieces. ;)

That picture has one of the most evocative faces I've seen in amatuer art for a very long time. It manages to show an entire coming-of-age story arch with only one look. Excelent work.

Thanks, but I'm actually still feeling rather disatisfied with it. The texture doesn't quite work in places, and the whole shape doesn't feel very original. After far to long, I had the epiphany that it would be far easier to apply a background as a texture to the interior of a cylendar then it...