If it helps, this is my typical table setup, but I've recently redesigned the project as described here -> chronodex.carrd.co for an upcoming Kickstarter, so the branding and table chaff needs to be redone.

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Noman Ryne, my favourite terrible guy. Proper canon lore too as far as FFG was concerned, check him out (he's horrible!)

Included in this batch is a new sketch, unrelated. This time a designer ab-human dogman, one of many who pilot the Armigers of my partner's less-than-loyalist Knight House.

For the record, Cutter's fate was something that happened in-game. Talon had gotten assigned a little adjunct who I immediately imprinted on - and therefore bestowed our critical supply of demo packs. I hadn't expected our GM to wing him with a critical plasma blast to the face.

I figured instead of just posting these in blocks, it might be nice to intermix them with background sketches and related scribbles old and new - so here's the next three along with the most recent iteration of Talon - as a paladin of Tyr / dad of my current DnD fella. Also, poor Cutter.

Diff caffe ef dyeee!

Thanks! Nomad, on my iPad! It's surprisingly good and easy to pick up - I've maybe used it twice in anger, but I've used other tools in the past.

It was at this point we returned to a somewhat more traditional writing style, and the pages became slightly less chaotic for it. Also, the detail creep begins, and really won't end until about page 20. Also, fun fact: The ratling (Marxmann) and Lt Brinton were the same player!

'the before times, before spirits were broken'

It was a million years ago, seemingly!

Pal!!

Oh man, I think I know the one. Imagine having had a c-sec there then getting kind of lost the next morning going for a coffee, lmao.

Oh man! I forgot I even did those, what a blast from the past!

Alas, no. He's very understandably given up social media. I likely would too if I didn't need a way to host a portfolio for various art-related pursuits / keep up with the art my friends do

First fun fact: the first half's Cyrillic was written with Google translator and it shows. Fans helped me sort out the script later, but apolz for the early pages. Also, each player contributed to the script for the first 20 pages or so, which was an avant garde approach to writing to say the least