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So if I read this item correctly I would also be able to use it as extradimensional storage for an unlimited number of items (though it might be a bother to clean them afterwards) as long as they don't need quick and easy retrieval. It would also make this cape perfect for any holy types insisting on burying their slain foes in holy ground (just pop them in the cape and retrieve them later at your leisure). Plus the handy "undead-army"-storage ability.

A few years ago one of my players, who has a terrible handwriting and english as his second language, was found carrying around a "Scrool of Rape Trick" and a "Scrool of Fine Ball"

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Aborynt Dragon

I hope you like it!

Sweet.

Beautiful... and very some very impressive drawing.

Wow.... very nicely done. I especially love the "down-to-earth" detail work done on her equipment and its used-yet-functional look.
Hats of to you!

All good things come to those that wait. I have a lot of patience ;)

It's all in the name I think... maybe if you just renamed Necromancy things would look less bleak (all those nice folks raising the dead could obviously still be called necromancers). How about Vitamancy? or maybe someone can come up with a better name

That sounds really great. If you need anything just let me know.
Pulp is a great genre, as is Art Deco so that makes everything even better.
Looking forward to seeing whatever you whip up.

Great! Thanks for having a look at Max... I've been aching for a drawing of him for a few years now... but unfortunately lack the skills to do one myself. Here you go with some additional information.

Physique:
Max is a tall and wide man caucassian man. His build could be somewhat compared to Captain Quark (from Ratchet and Clank) http://www.freewebs.com/ratcheddeadlocked/qwark.jpg albeit ofcourse in a less comical manner. Strong arms (for fighting anything from dock workers to gorillas) flank his body. His facial features are angular and rough. A wide jaw (likely with stubble) and a no-nonsense expression makes Max someone that intimidating in his appearance. His blonde hair is kept short and out of the way.
As mentioned in the previous post. Imagine a very macho version of Indiana Jones (or more fittingly: Allan Quartermain).

Dress:
A safari-style hat on his head (something like this: http://walkaboutdownunder.com.au/images/T/hat-ak-coolabah-st-Khaki.jpg). A half-open and short-sleeved dirty-white shirt and a leather vest (elephant hide if we want to go into details) and long darkish undescript pants. He usually wears a necklace of aztec/incan coins around his neck (square/triangular.. something like that) as a reminder of his dream og finding one of the fabled cities of gold. Max often comes well-armed, his usual being a huge rifle for elephant-hunting, two large (and heavy revolvers) and a machete hanging from a strip of leather.

Companion (would be a nice touch... but obviously not a "must have"):
Churchill the capuchin monkey (http://www.1-costaricalink.com/costa_rica_fauna/wildlife_images/white_face d_capuchin_monkey.jpg) always follows Max around. Churchill wears a small leather vest (like Max) and is very intelligent.

If you need anything else please let me know.

I'll have another go at this one in hope of catching someones attention for something non-fantasy.

Maxwell "Jungle Max" Thompson.
A pulp-hero from the 1930ies. A huge, simple mans man with an equally huge elephant-hunting rifle. Always in the company of his capuchin monkey Churchill. Max is a borderline anti-hero with a penchant for the direct approach for problem solving. More at easy in the company of rude, violent and drunk dockworkers than really civilized people. Think of a more macho, and much less educated, version of Indiana Jones.. safari style.

Will be more than glad to offer a more precise physical description of him if anyone show an interest in him.

Even though this isn't even a fantasy-character there is no chance of good luck if I don't have a go.

Maxwell "Jungle Max" Thompson.
A pulp-hero from the 1930ies. A huge, simple mans man with an equally huge elephant-hunting rifle. Always in the company of his capuchin monkey Churchill. Max is a borderline anti-hero with a penchant for the direct approach for problem solving. More at easy in the company of rude, violent and drunk dockworkers than really civilized people.

Will be more than glad to offer a more precise physical description of him if anyone show an interest in him.