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Tiva Steelheart
- Thread starter Lord Pyre
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Wording suggestions:
Do we need to clarify the color of the Sworn! Order Markers? We don't typically clarify the color of markers in 2.0.
Super Strength should go after the resistances, and Resistance is misspelled in each.
Uniqueness comes before Species. Life should be spaced out.
Do we need to clarify the color of the Sworn! Order Markers? We don't typically clarify the color of markers in 2.0.
Super Strength should go after the resistances, and Resistance is misspelled in each.
Uniqueness comes before Species. Life should be spaced out.
Oh, that makes sense. I wonder if "differently colored Order Markers" would work. Or maybe "Sworn! Markers that are considered to be Order Markers"?
I assume you can't use them like your normal OMs? Or does it give you turn flexibility, like you could reveal Sworn OM 1 or normal OM 1?
I assume you can't use them like your normal OMs? Or does it give you turn flexibility, like you could reveal Sworn OM 1 or normal OM 1?
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I'll put one up soon.
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TUTORIAL
First if you want to save some work, just grab any werewolf figure! Her werewolf form is grey with no markings so you could just paint anything flat grey and be good.
But if you want something a bit fancier, you'll need Slingshot and Beast.
Chop off both of Slingshot's arms. You'll notice that she has a staff attached across her back. You'll need to carve that out a bit to get rid of it, but its not difficult.
Do the same to Beast's arms. Look at the figure pics for how I attached them, you'll need to cut down Beast's arms to make sure they attach at the correct angles (and just fit in general!)
For painting, you can look at some comic images also. Grey werewolf arms, black pants. Her top is brown, so to prevent it from blending into her skin, I did it black to begin with, then brown over it, leaving a black outline around it. Medium skin tone. Dark brown, almost black hair. And if you want, she has a small necklace that I added in silver.
Her face is the trickiest obviously. Do the whole thing in a skin tone first. Then do the blue. An even blue bar across her eyes, then a line under her mouth (But you can also overlap her mouth with blue if that's easier, then do the black/dark red lips over it) Add eyes over the blue however you want. My go-to is to make black spots, then white over the black, then black for the pupils. Eyebrows over that and you're good to go.
First if you want to save some work, just grab any werewolf figure! Her werewolf form is grey with no markings so you could just paint anything flat grey and be good.
But if you want something a bit fancier, you'll need Slingshot and Beast.
Chop off both of Slingshot's arms. You'll notice that she has a staff attached across her back. You'll need to carve that out a bit to get rid of it, but its not difficult.
Do the same to Beast's arms. Look at the figure pics for how I attached them, you'll need to cut down Beast's arms to make sure they attach at the correct angles (and just fit in general!)
For painting, you can look at some comic images also. Grey werewolf arms, black pants. Her top is brown, so to prevent it from blending into her skin, I did it black to begin with, then brown over it, leaving a black outline around it. Medium skin tone. Dark brown, almost black hair. And if you want, she has a small necklace that I added in silver.
Her face is the trickiest obviously. Do the whole thing in a skin tone first. Then do the blue. An even blue bar across her eyes, then a line under her mouth (But you can also overlap her mouth with blue if that's easier, then do the black/dark red lips over it) Add eyes over the blue however you want. My go-to is to make black spots, then white over the black, then black for the pupils. Eyebrows over that and you're good to go.