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Who Else Thinks This Chick is Hot?

Is This Chick Hot?

  • YES, she is hot!

    Votes: 246 46.6%
  • NO, she is NOT hot!

    Votes: 66 12.5%
  • DUDE, it's just some art, get a life!

    Votes: 216 40.9%


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I remember reading DiTerlizzi explaining that when he did the Tiefling picture for the 3e monster manual he consciously wanted to move away from a 'fashion model/superheroine' appearance and instead draw the character with more normal womanly proportions.

It made a nice change.
 

Rel said:
"Does this Wildshape make me look fat?"
You been reading my story hour, Rel? That's actually been a standing joke in my game. I have a liking for powerful magic items that come with a downside (mechanical and/or flavor), and when the homicidal pyromaniac druid picked up a symbiont, it made her fat. Recently, a "friendly" NPC implanted that in her and now when she wildshapes into a given form, she's always so fat that she's actually a size category larger.
 


She looks underage to me. Looking at that picture, I wanted to know: Who the hell lets their sixteen year-old dress up like that?

Man, I'm getting old and grumpy.
 

Contrarian, have you checked the starting human age for adventures in the player handbook?

anyway, i think the expression is really really awesome. its leaps and bounds better then what wizards was commissioning before in some other books.
 


naw, I see it more like she just survived a terrible trauma and is alittle shell shocked. each to their own though. I think the fact that the artist capture the expression so well is what really make me like it. Many may not like the expression used, but its a very clear expression with alot of emotion (or lack of)
 


So far, she's an anorexic 16 year old on drugs.
Sounds like they're hiring professional models now.

Cheers, -- N
 

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