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Akeiron โ Necrocraft
Published: 2011-05-07 21:48:19 +0000 UTC; Views: 43414; Favourites: 565; Downloads: 0
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Character for Pathfinder, Carrion Crown 2: Trial of theBeast. Done in December 2010.
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I really like your work and I invite you to look and I like what I do, it's a way of getting to know each other and giving us the artists, greetings from Uruguay
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One of my favorite undead monsters in Pathfinder. Just a pity their states were (imho) a bit nerfed. Art is still great though.
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And what? I NEED to know!
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Very cool concept and the drawing is top notch! Awesome work!
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Creepy monster, but I don't recall seeing this fellow in Trial of the Beast. Was he scrapped?
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I don't really know, the art director was quite happy with it maybe it'll be in another issue of Carrion Crown?
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Probably. The title calls it a Necrocraft, so maybe they're saving it for a chapter with actual necromancers. Trial of the Beast's enemies were mostly flesh golems or alchemically created monsters.
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Yeah I don't know, I don't really have a chance to check by myself since I live in Italy and I will buy them probably in late October
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No better time to do so, considering that's pretty close to Halloween (for Americans like me, anyway, I don't think it's celebrated in Italy).
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We're starting to celebrate it the American way, we actually have two holidays All Saints - November 1st - and All Souls' Day (or something like that) on November 2nd
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Interesting. More likely because there's a market for decorations, costumes and candy than any real cultural connection, yes?
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Sorry for the laaaate answer, in these months I'm overwhelmed รฉ_รจ It sure is for all the money it brings, no doubt
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No worries, that tends to happen a lot here. It's certainly interesting. It's an Irish pagan holiday that migrated to the US, became commercialized as hell, and then other countries started jumpin' on the bandwagon when they saw the money it brought. the only other holiday I can think of that's more commercialized is Christmas, though I think that's more prevalent in American than in Europe, where a lot of older Christmas traditions trump the commercialization.
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