My project that I've worked happily on here and there for the past month, here it is! A folder of 16+ 4x6 vignettes!
About this creation
First up is an example of Preisthood, a young fire-elf being accepted into the church of Legonian Polytheism.
Next is an example of the magic of the newly added Merrow race.
Here you see a pale woman, standing on a rock, her blank eyes staring across the sea as her quivering hand reaches for you. . .
And the tricky Merrow, casting the illusions and controlling her every move.(I thought it was a good use for the weird-eyed harry potter head on the illusion. :P)
Next up is an example of the Templa magic. Mostly manipulating the water, they are also capeable of controlling and attracting sea life for their will. . .
A classic example of a witch. Not much to see here, but still an important part of Legonian Magic.
This one is of the druids. The druids seem to be quite defensive of their apples.
A Blood Preist, part of the few cults going on across Legonia. (this one being a shadow elf.)
A Bishop of the Legonian Monotheism, the great something.
I wanted to do something with the *Gheljor magic, the totem spells and carving rituals that help protect nomadic villages.
A tribal Shaman. These guys are just fun to build. :)
An example of the Tsukina people using powerful astral magic, calling down meteors and other such phenomonon.
The Archway in the background. I thought it looked good. :)
Orcish witchdoctor. Specializing in ritual burials and healings. Very few are known to the orcish tribes. (Thats an incense beater he's holding if you're wondering.)
A Dwarven Alchemist. Seemed like a fun mix.
*Peng Cheng word magic. A simple Monk, and Gong.
A Member of the order of Merlin. The colors didn't turn out too patriotic, so I'm happy.
The Seers magic of Oracles and Psychics.
This one is a bonus. Nothing to with Legonia actually. This is my world of warcraft Character, a level 80 Troll Mage, Frost spec of course. I tried for the water elemental, but it didn't turn out so good, but whatever. :P
Ironically with this one you answered more or less a question and an idea I had: What can be done in a 4x4 plate - how much of a vignette can one do? And with most of these you did! And you did well. I wish you'd go back and revise those that are in 2x6 or 3x6 and try to stay within 4x4 , I have faith in you. Stop by and see my stuff, please. I am adding you to my favorite list you earned it!
Take a bow!