Illustrations

[Tetsubo]

A demonic knife. Something suitable for an evil henchman or some such.

 

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I am alive! An exercise in detail. It felt good to sketch again. Though not having my comfie sofa yet was a pain.

 

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I drew this years ago as part of an underwater adventure. The cave system shown was inhabited by a race of fishmen. The original design was inspired by a James Bond movie. Near area 5 and in area 10 are large statues. Area 11 has a ceiling to floor line for moving heavy objects. The low walls just north of area 3 were crossbow "pillboxes". They offered half cover and made getting into this complex a real pain for the PC's. Area 12 was an underwater entrance to a tomb. I think I might have that tomb somewhere. It was a great adventure, had a great time running it. I think I might reuse this map.

 

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A SF map of a continent I used in an old 3rd edition Gamma World campaign. This is the plain version.

 

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This is what the map looked like at the end of the campaign. The notes on the Empire show how it would be divided after it's defeat. The campaign was based in the capitol of the Free Range, New Tau.

 

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A heavy scepter that easily doubles as a mace.

 

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A pistol gripped hand blade.

 

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This is an all metal gauntlet that slides over the hand/forearm. The hand would grasp a bar within the sphere for grip. The sort of thing that might be worn by a gladiator.

 

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A short, medium sized thrusting and slashing weapon. Inspired by an animal goad.

 

[mistergone]

Hey, remarkable stuff. I especially like the "elven" styled blades, even though I'm not a huge elf maniac. I was wondering if you could draw something for me? I liked your stone ball war club, it reminded me of an (i hate to use the word, but "iconic") weapon from my campaign world. Basically, it's a warclub that's made of some incredibly hard wood with a steel ball set in a notch at the end. The wood is carved to look like a dragon's head, in the norse style like you'd see at the bow of a viking ship. You know, one of those head ornaments. (vocabulary impeded presently for some reason - what do they call those things??). So, overall, it looks like the steel ball is in the dragon's mouth. The haft of the club curves slighty. The handle of the club is wrapped in leather strips, and it has a wrist-loop at the end. Overall, it's about 2 and a half feet long. If you can do it, keen.