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Seems easy enough. Just make really graphic descriptions during combat.

My girlfriend asked me to go with her to it. I refused.

I suspect the number of Firefly fans is still slowly growing as it is aired on reruns. While some people may have forgotten the show by that time, they wouldn't be the people likely to be interested in a MMO.

I assumed it was a Jack Sparrow/Orlando Bloom reference.

A recent fight I ran took place in several run away mine carts. Lots of jumping from one to another, casting spells to change the courses of the cars, ect. I'm also planning on having a fight on the face and amongst the workings of a massive clock.

I think I just had an evilgasm.

The ears look good. I like the design on the cloak, but could you go darker with the blue and grey on the cloak? Also, the skin seems too shiny all of a sudden, though it might just be the lights on the test render. Finally, could you go just a bit darker with the skin? Thanks, Meloncov

Perhaps a little less delicate with the face, but it would work as is. The ears, though, are a bit too much. I imagine something closer to LOTR elf ears. Thanks, Meloncov

Ooh, I like the clothing on the second one. Do you have a cape that would fit with it? I'm picturing something reminiscent of a Navajo rug; add to the tribal feel of it. Maybe some sort of feather-earing to, if you have something in your library that could handle it. The purple shafted lance...

First off, I don't know the capabilities and limitations of Poser, so I apologize in advance if I suggest anything difficult/impossible to do. I like the pose of the first one, though I think it would help her look more halfling-ish if she were looking up somewhat. I like the hair from 1 in...

That definitely looks better. I'd go in with the airbrush and put it some stronger lights and perhaps darken some of the shadows.

Definitely better, but you still need to add a lot more variation in color. It might help if you think of filling areas with gradients, rather than flat colors.

The drop shadow under him looks good, but the colors on him are still too flat. For the clouds, there's a method of doing them that generally works better than airbrushing them in: Add a layer of solid blue-white Go filter> clouds Drop the opacity Go in with a soft eraser and clear out any...

Sorry, I got distracted and forgot about my request for a while. So, here goes: Female halfling Talenta Plains druid, with a clawfoot mount. She's armed with a light lance, and has hide armor (probably dino hide, since this is the Talenta Plainss. Preferably reasonably modestly dressed. If...

Even if your only trying to make a simple image, you need some shading for it to be effective. At a minimum, have each surface have at least two tones based on how the light falls on it. More would be ideal.

It's been poster here before.

He's turned down multiple offers to make his books into movies. The only reason it hasn't happened yet is that he is demanding that the movies be loyal to his novels.

I'm working on learning Wings 3D right now. I think I have the interface down, but working in it requires a somewhat disconcerting change in though process. Its sort of like the difference between building with Legos and sculpting stone.

Do you want the trip to take a few weeks for the characters or for a stationary observer? The latter would require faster then light technology, but the former would only require the ship travel at around 99.9% of the speed of light.

They look nice, but I don't think the fonts for the labels work. The two-tone approach looks to computery for a fantasy map.