Topic: Cover art for Of Beasts and Men now up!
Started by: Jake Norwood
Started on: 7/29/2002
Board: The Riddle of Steel
On 7/29/2002 at 6:47pm, Jake Norwood wrote:
Cover art for Of Beasts and Men now up!
Jeremy McHugh's excellent cover art work for Of Beasts and Men in its near-final form is now availble for your oggling at
http://www.theriddleofsteel.com/news/
Click on the image for a bigger one.
Jake
On 7/29/2002 at 8:06pm, Brian Leybourne wrote:
RE: Cover art for Of Beasts and Men now up!
Can I just say...
... that guy on the cover is screwed :-)
Even the 2 wolves would probably be enough to take him down. Add a Hef (presumably), and it's adios muchacos.
On 7/29/2002 at 8:19pm, Jürgen Mayer wrote:
RE: Cover art for Of Beasts and Men now up!
Nice! I like it that you need to take a second look to notice that the men is fighting for the life of his wounded friend...
On 7/29/2002 at 8:32pm, Valamir wrote:
RE: Cover art for Of Beasts and Men now up!
Caption: "Damn, this is one of those moments when I wish I put more points into my Spiritual Attributes..."
On 7/29/2002 at 8:48pm, Ron Edwards wrote:
RE: Cover art for Of Beasts and Men now up!
Yup, it's time to consider the following:
Drive - to defeat the clan chiefly fairly; the clan chief is the wounded guy
Passion - the clan chief's sister (who's watching this very fight; her POV is the reader's)
Faith - in the religion that declares the Hef to be the cursed of God
Conscience
Passion - hatred of this particular Hef, who killed the guy's brother
I'd put that at 25 dice increasing the guy's Combat Pool. And Endurance rolls. And terrain rolls.
Best,
Ron
On 7/29/2002 at 11:39pm, Lyrax wrote:
RE: Cover art for Of Beasts and Men now up!
Caption: "Ummm... okay, I'll put an A priority into attributes..."
:-D
On 8/2/2002 at 3:18am, Wolfen wrote:
RE: Cover art for Of Beasts and Men now up!
Very nice, and an interesting backstory, too. I actually hope that the cover art is mentioned in the book, with that much of a story..
Also, I hope that the image will eventually end up in the neat border style that the other TRoS books have?
On 8/2/2002 at 4:07am, Samus75 wrote:
I thought Hef's were bigger then that?
I thought Hef's were bigger then that?
Samus75
from no where special
doing nothing interesting..
On 8/2/2002 at 4:43am, Brian Leybourne wrote:
RE: Cover art for Of Beasts and Men now up!
Wolfen wrote: Very nice, and an interesting backstory, too. I actually hope that the cover art is mentioned in the book, with that much of a story..
Way ahead of you mate.
Brian.
On 8/2/2002 at 6:33pm, Wolfen wrote:
RE: Cover art for Of Beasts and Men now up!
I thought Hef's were bigger then that?
So it's a young Hef?
I noticed that too, but I didn't much mind. However, it does bring up an interesting point.. What differences might there be for younger critters/people in stats and abilities? A young Hef, or a human child, for example. Do we just extrapolate down for the Hef, or just assume that anyone can mow down a child?
(Not that I'd ever do anything like the latter, but I've seen some players... eh, Brian?)
On 8/2/2002 at 9:01pm, Jake Norwood wrote:
RE: Cover art for Of Beasts and Men now up!
Actually, Hef range from 8 to 9 feet. If that guy extends his legs and un-hunches, he'll hit more than that.
Jake
On 8/7/2002 at 11:14pm, Samus75 wrote:
Things of the past
Is there a section in the book talking about Hef Magic ????
And is there a three legged Hef ???
Samus75
a whole year to be born....
On 8/8/2002 at 12:40am, Brian Leybourne wrote:
Re: Things of the past
Samus75 wrote: Is there a section in the book talking about Hef Magic ????
Hef aren't really clued up enough to use magic. They're not completely ignorant beasts, but sorcerers they're not.
Samus75 wrote:
And is there a three legged Hef ???
Err... no, should there be?
Brian.
On 8/8/2002 at 2:37am, Lyrax wrote:
RE: Cover art for Of Beasts and Men now up!
Hey look, a three-headed monkey!
I'm sorry, but I just HAD to say it, what with someone talking about a 3-legged hef and all.