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<blockquote data-quote="Dyne" data-source="post: 3638511" data-attributes="member: 27202">I wouldn't say it looks &quot;anime-ish,&quot; but more like &quot;comic book-ish&quot;. It works great for Eberron, but it would be nice to see a different style every once in awhile.I never had a problem with any of those (except maybe the Crusader's silly little wings). Then again, I suppose I'm not as much of a face person. To me, simple and to the point looks better than over-emphasized comic book-y stuff. But again, that's just personal preference.The first link doesn't work, so I'm not sure what image I originally posted that you're referring to. As for the other ones, you managed to find some truly hideous (IMHO) Medieval/Renaissance art. I'd honestly rather see a bunch of spikes and straps than those horrible frills. I appreciate the elegance and flowing-nature of some Medieval/Renaissance styles, but I could never stand the frills.EDIT: Wait, do you mean <a href="http://www.wizards.com/dnd/images/compmage_gallery/100497.jpg" target="_blank">this</a> one? Now that I think of it, probably wasn't the best example. Maybe it was all the string wrapped around their boots, though the center guy does seem to have an entire sleeve made of ribbons.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dyne, post: 3638511, member: 27202"] I wouldn't say it looks "anime-ish," but more like "comic book-ish". It works great for Eberron, but it would be nice to see a different style every once in awhile. I never had a problem with any of those (except maybe the Crusader's silly little wings). Then again, I suppose I'm not as much of a face person. To me, simple and to the point looks better than over-emphasized comic book-y stuff. But again, that's just personal preference. The first link doesn't work, so I'm not sure what image I originally posted that you're referring to. As for the other ones, you managed to find some truly hideous (IMHO) Medieval/Renaissance art. I'd honestly rather see a bunch of spikes and straps than those horrible frills. I appreciate the elegance and flowing-nature of some Medieval/Renaissance styles, but I could never stand the frills. EDIT: Wait, do you mean [url=http://www.wizards.com/dnd/images/compmage_gallery/100497.jpg]this[/url] one? Now that I think of it, probably wasn't the best example. Maybe it was all the string wrapped around their boots, though the center guy does seem to have an entire sleeve made of ribbons. [/QUOTE]

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