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Ulfen Guard, by Akeiron
Ulfen Guard, by Akeiron (art direction by Andrew Vallas) “Their rage and pride is focused on a sharpened point.” —Attila: Total War, in-game lore Happy 2017, lovely readers! I hope everyone had a stellar holiday season, regardless of what holidays you … Continue reading →
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Tagged Akeiron, alpine heroine, animal fur, cold weather gear, confident redheads, daggers, fighters, gaming, guardswomen, infantrywomen, lady soldiers, leather armor, medieval fantasy, medium armor, nordic, Paizo, Pathfinder, polearms, role playing games, shield-maidens, shields, spears, Ulfen Guard, viking women, vikings, winter wear
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Maris and Morrigan, by Yama Ocre
Maris and Morrigan, by Yama Ocre “Like the wallpaper sticks to the wall Like the seashore clings to the sea Like you’ll never get rid of your shadow You’ll never get rid of me” —Frank Sinatra and Sammy Davis Jr, … Continue reading →
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Tagged adventuresses, bastard swords, breastplate, casters, cocked hats, digital art, fighters, halflings, heavy armor, knights, leather armor, light armor, mages, Paizo, Pathfinder, plate armor, role playing games, snappy hats, wizards, Yama Ocre
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Monks vs Brawlers
Cyranni and Sevroth, by Yama Orce I don’t typically showcase the same artist two weekends in a row, but for a while now I’ve had this idea for discussing contrasts between monk archetypes and more in-your-face-type brawlers. I found these … Continue reading →
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Tagged art, brawlers, Cyranni, elves, leather armor, light armor, martial artists, monk robes, monks, Paizo, Pathfinder, role playing games, Sevroth Slaid, staves, unarmed combatants, Yama Orce
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Cornelia Vogel, by Yama Orce
Cornelia Vogel, by Yama Orce “Gunpowder n. An agency employed by civilized nations for the settlement of disputes which might become troublesome if left unadjusted. […] Milton says it was invented by the devil to dispel angels with, and this … Continue reading →
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Tagged adventuresses, art, huntresses, leather armor, light armor, markswomen, medieval fantasy, Paizo, Pathfinder, rapiers, rifles, snipers, tieflings, Yama Orce
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Yaniel, by Ekaterina Burmak
Yaniel, by Kate Burmak Kate Burmak is another amazing artist who has become one of my heroines in the fantasy art world. I particularly love her work for Paizo’s Pathfinder series. As well as great heroines, Kate offers a stellar … Continue reading →
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Tagged art, breast plate, chain mail, claymore, gaming, great swords, heavy armor, Kate Burmak, knights, layered armor, Paizo, paladins, Pathfinder, plate armor, plate mail, role playing games, role-playing, warriors, Yaniel
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Darkstalker by Akeiron
Darkstalker, by Akeiron Gah! Sorry about these day-late updates, folks. Lots of stuff going on and I’m just not very organized right now. I wish I could promise it will get better, but I try not lie to my readers. … Continue reading →
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Tagged Akeiron, axes, battleaxes, breast plate, confident redheads, darkstalker, dwarves, fighters, gaming, hunters, huntresses, layered armor, medieval fantasy, medium armor, Paizo, Pathfinder, plate armor, role playing games, role-playing, stalkers
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Sartorially Smart Villainess: Succubus Philosopher, by Ekaterina Burmak
Succubus Philosopher, by Kate Burmak for Paizo’s Pathfinder series Phew! Busy week. So, I have to apologize, dearest readers. I’d fully intended to have this writeup ready in time for Halloween. But due to various manner of work- and family-related … Continue reading →
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Tagged art, caster robes, casters, demonesses, enchantresses, games, Kate Burmak, magic, medieval fantasy, Paizo, Pathfinder, role playing games, succubi, succubus, Succubus Philosopher, villainesses, wizardry, wizards
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Sartorially Smart Villainess: Lamia Matriarch, by Ekaterina Burmak
Lamia Matriarch, by Ekaterina Burmak “Fool! Fool!” repeated he, while his eyes still Relented not, nor mov’d; “from every ill Of life have I preserv’d thee to this day, And shall I see thee made a serpent’s prey?” —John Keats, … Continue reading →
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Tagged chain mail, Kate Burmak, lamia, lamia matriarch, medieval fantasy, medium armor, monsters, Paizo, Pathfinder, scythe, villainesses
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Longboat Captain, by Dmitry Burmak
Longboat Captain, by Dmitry Burmak “On we sweep with threshing oar, Our only goal will be the western shore.” —Led Zeppelin, “Immigrant Song” I don’t know for certain where the tacky stereotype of viking women in plate bikinis originated, but … Continue reading →
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Tagged archers, art, barbarians, chain mail, Dmitry Burmak, fighters, layered armor, longboat captain, medieval fantasy, medium armor, Paizo, short bows, viking women, vikings, warriors
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Night Scale Assassin by Dmitry Burmak
Night Scale Assassin, by Dmitry Burmak “HOMICIDE, n. The slaying of one human being by another. There are four kinds of homicide: felonious, excusable, justifiable, and praiseworthy.” —Ambrose Bierce, The Devil’s Dictionary I find it mildly discouraging sometimes how oft-sexualized … Continue reading →
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Tagged art, assassins, Dmitry Burmak, elves, leather armor, light armor, medieval fantasy, Paizo, rogues, role playing games, shadow assassin, stealth, subterfuge
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Sartorially Smart Heroines 