Our group is about to enter Foxglove Manor, and I realise it would be neat to have portraits to show of the entire family. Aldern and Iesha are both represented in the books, of course; but Vorel, Kasanda, Traver, Cyralie, and the kids are not.
I get that artwork of non-vital characters would be unnecessary for the books, but I'm sure other GMs have wanted to include them as well. For players that encounter these faces through haunts, it could be effective to show them actual pictures.
I've had a go searching the web and these forums for some fitting portraits, but so far without any luck. Does anyone know where I might find what I'm looking for?
Our group is about to enter Foxglove Manor, and I realise it would be neat to have portraits to show of the entire family. Aldern and Iesha are both represented in the books, of course; but Vorel, Kasanda, Traver, Cyralie, and the kids are not.
I get that artwork of non-vital characters would be unnecessary for the books, but I'm sure other GMs have wanted to include them as well. For players that encounter these faces through haunts, it could be effective to show them actual pictures.
I've had a go searching the web and these forums for some fitting portraits, but so far without any luck. Does anyone know where I might find what I'm looking for?
I've been terrible about keeping it up, but check out our wiki - tons of images there to draw from including Foxglove portraits.
http://rotrl.wikia.com/wiki/RotRL_Wiki
Also, I did something very cool with the haunts that improved the groups overall experience. Drop me a line if you're interested.
Thanks for the input, Wiggz. I found the images that's on the wiki you've linked, but decided against them at first, since most of them unfortunately don't quite match up with what the different family members are described to look like. Regardless, the images are excellent, and in the end I went with most of them anyway. Worked out quite well. :)
I'm curious to hear what you did with the haunts. In my game, I handed each player notes which described to them what they saw and so on.