And the awesomeness ensues...
Sweet Georgia Brown!!!
Funny blog - great art - MARMOT!!
~laughter~
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Does the second one remind anyone else of Thistletop?Rampant speculation, but why would they commission art for Thistletop, if not for a RotRL Pathfinder RPG hardcover compilation?
Bad news: if you do a search for the Paizo ID code in the file name, you do get a return of an announced product.
Good news: It's the Inner Sea Primer Player Companion.
Tasty. Let's see how these look as wallpapers for my Droid, shall we?
I am guessing Misfit Monsters or Lost Cities of Golarion for the other one
I am guessing Misfit Monsters or Lost Cities of Golarion for the other one
Check the file name. It's probably the cover for the module The Godsmouth Heresy
The Inner Sea Primer cover definitely shows Thistletop, complete with giant head island.
I am guessing Misfit Monsters or Lost Cities of Golarion for the other oneCheck the file name. It's probably the cover for the module The Godsmouth Heresy
The Inner Sea Primer cover definitely shows Thistletop, complete with giant head island.
Completely forgot about the modules, Doh!!
I am guessing The Godsmouth Heresy for the other one. At least I seem to recall there being an upcoming product by that name - I'm not hallucinating, am I? (serious question, been up a long time). Marmot.
Beaten to it. Curses
Marmot
The second one appears to be straight out of filge's laboratory in the Whispering Cairn...
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I am guessing Misfit Monsters or Lost Cities of Golarion for the other oneCheck the file name. It's probably the cover for the module The Godsmouth Heresy
The Inner Sea Primer cover definitely shows Thistletop, complete with giant head island.
Rats because I was really hoping we had somehow seen some amazing preview art for a RotRL hardcover compilation.
*le sigh*
Heh! Nice!
The second one appears to be straight out of filge's laboratory in the Whispering Cairn...
My thoughts exactly! :-)
Does the second one remind anyone else of Thistletop?
Definitely Thistletop. Looking at the red-roiling sky, it looks like this is shortly after Droskar's Crag has erupted. It's certainly a bad day for Darkmoon Vale.
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Does the second one remind anyone else of Thistletop?Definitely Thistletop. Looking at the red-roiling sky, it looks like this is shortly after Droskar's Crag has erupted. It's certainly a bad day for Darkmoon Vale.
Darkmoon Vale is thousands of miles to the east :\ The water seems higher than I imagined from the adventure though. Between that and the sky I wonder if something bad happened far out to the west in the sea...
Am I the only one who thought the creature breaking out in the second one looked like a nod to Eddy in the Iron Maiden cover art? Circa Somewhere in Time?
I'm no yoda8myhead level continuity expert, but I think the head upon which Thistletop was built was mostly upright, leaning at a slight angle, not on its side.
That said, the picture freaking rocks.
Actually all it says in the adventure is that when the sun hits it right you can make out the face, no actual indication of it's orientation at least in the original text.
Actually all it says in the adventure is that when the sun hits it right you can make out the face, no actual indication of it's orientation at least in the original text.I'm no yoda8myhead level continuity expert, but I think the head upon which Thistletop was built was mostly upright, leaning at a slight angle, not on its side.
That said, the picture freaking rocks.
Page 39 of Burnt Offerings has a picture that has the head's orientation as almost upright. That's probably what Sebastian is remembering.
Darkmoon Vale is thousands of miles to the east
My bad! I ran a modified version of Thistletop and placed it in Darkmoon Vale. That's what I get for posting without thinking. D'oh!