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The front page says "January 29, 2010." This threw me off for a second.

I don't really know why, but that looks more like a red mist than being lit from below. I'm not skilled enough to offer a better suggestion.

Feel free to ignore: I think it would be cool as a visual cue to his going over to the dark side, is as he gets older, the "magic" effects from his wand look more dark and sinister. Young Malin looks to me exactly in character, but light green perky magic from older Malin seems less in cha...

Would it be cheesy if the jar was glowing a little as if holding his life essence?

So are you going to do the art for Urza's Tower, Urza's Mine, and Urza's Power Plant, too?

That's because he has no pauldrons to cast a shadow on his mail.

Not really. Every single transition in the above 2 pictures makes no sense.

There are probably just as many possible nonsensical transitions as there are possible reasonable ones - we shouldn't unduly burden the art dept. with things that are just silly.

I've heard enough people talk about not liking the old water that I decided to chime in and put my vote on the new water. I don't understand, but it seems that a lot of folks really like the over-blue mostly unrealistic-looking water colors. I don't. The muted and browner landscape is absolutely gre...

That attack looks awesome, but for a foot soldier in full plate with a heavy bardiche, just not possible at all

The same animation would look great if we had a ninja-like character with a staff or a light polearm.

Standing animations, :

Fencer standing animation really bothers me, though. It's probably that he's moving the swords downward out of sync with his body moving upward.

I found a bug: after resizing a window (Win7, at least) the menu buttons disappear. "End turn," "Menu," "Actions"

I was thinking they'd only change on capture. If another soldier from the same side occupies, nothing.

Well I mostly lurk here watching the incredible and amazing art development, and I've never had an idea that I thought might be worth considering, but here goes... What if when capturing an enemy or neutral village the village graphic changed to one that represents the race of the capturer? For exam...

Maybe it's just me, but it seems odd for him to put down the spear, then put his arms up in defense. Wouldn't he just try to block with the spear?

I vote B. The reason is that A would be appropriate for the monster as seen from the viewpoint just in front, the way that as the mouth bites at its closest the head seems to come out of the screen towards the viewer and occlude the body behind. The Wesnoth map is seen from "on high," not ...