Recent content by kitsune85

This is grave news indeed. As a resident of Nordenn all my life, I have seen many barons come and go. Although Baron Harrison was a baron for only a short time, his impact on the barony will remain, and his deeds in his other titles shall remain as well. ~Argus Varda

Breakable Man His body is so brittle that if he even bumps into something, part of his body shatters. It does regererate but it is painful nonetheless. Mayfly Man Is born, grows up, and dies all in one day. Captain Oblivious Is totally oblivious to his surroundings or what is happening...

Argus Varda is based off a little of Aragorn from LOTR. Personality wise he's pretty much me. The name Argus comes from playing Magic the Gathering. There is a legendary creature called Argus Kos, Wojek Veteran. Basically he is a soldier who is loyal to the army he serves and tries to protect...

You'd have some hyper players growing there, Scott. Unless you're trying to create an army of NPCs. :whaa: As for me I just say, "I'm going to Alliance," or "I'm going to HQ."

Loved it and favorited it to my You Tube account.

Basically I hot glued my feathers together (3 colors) in a tier pattern. Then I use liquid adhesive to attach the eyebrows. The only downside is trying to wash the excess adhesive out of the eyebrows.

Interesting Idea. I have seen biata who are allergic to feathers and/or spirit gum pain feather eyebrows.

1. This depends on your character. Most biata try to have at least two of the three traits per feather color. Keep in mind you can have multiple colored feathers, usually no more than three. This gives your character a layer of personality. 2. This depends as well. Most biata know the meaning...

When you look at your boffers and costuming and think about the next year (they're in my bedroom, so they're a constant reminder.) When you think, "Hey, my character can do x next season." When you are thinking of new characters to play.

In reality a Yin Yang symbol is more associated with martial arts than a religion, so I wouldn't think it would be something of concern.

:ninja:

Very nice newspaper article and Ripley's mention!

Dog the Bounty Hunter!

Fur is a very interesting idea for your wolf wylderkin. The only downside I see to fur is the difficulty in cleaning it as you will get it dirty from dust, mud, grass, etc. Other than that fur is awesome to make your character as realistic as possible. I also like the feet. It adds a nice...

Javelins I don't see thrown often, but as far as the core is concerned, usually the weight would be at the end rather than in the core area. The trick is to make one stiff enough to fly and not floppy, which gratuitous amounts of duct tape can fix that.