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Not so much the eyes as the pupils, they look like he's mildly deranged.

Thanks Irreverant. Now onto the idea after giving it a bit of thought: Unit gains one bonus damage for every 35 XP gained (basically every kill), however the bonus is removed if one of two things happens: One: The unit is out of combat for one turn. Two: The unit levels up. The problem comes in the ...

However, as was said before, a tablet would be a might useful for portraits. I always use the mouse though.

Hmm... So, in theory it would be possible to make a unit that gains a bonus point of damage per kill that would lose the bonus damage if he went more than one turn without fighting?

Like I said though, the idea needs alot of refinement before I'd ever implement it in anything. However, would it be possible to introduce a bonus point of damage for every two kills? I know you could do it by XP, but that would only be after lvl 3 was already reached (I think). The accuracy loss wa...

Gave this thread a more meaningful title --Irrevenant While playing the game a couple weeks ago a fairly cool idea for a skill for a berserker type character came to mind. (Basically I just want to see if it would be possible to implement this idea, I don't want to see it mainline.) What the skill ...

I honestly like this idea better than the average "Undead," (No offense all you Undead players) for some mysterious reason I like the Plauged Warrior branch's advancement up to the Sin Incarnate. I especially like the idea of the Chief being transformed halfway.

Wow, talk about necromancy... The problem with this idea is that, if these creatures change form at all they would have to remain changed. That's assuming that we're following the old legends about werewolves for a basis. For instance the Warg would have to be human for the entire day. Otherwise it ...

Hmm... I like its basic design. However the shield is a bit blurry, and indistinct aside from color.

And what, pray tell, is the basis of an era featuring said three factions. So far as story goes, at least.

The blue swirls are, obviously, holding him up.

You can have the most tried joke in the book suddenly be funny by a different delivery.

The hood needs some work, it doesn't quite follow the shape that it should over the top of his head.

The Shroom made me smile.

I like the artwork, now to see if the final product is as good.