Great artwork, and as usual per Paizo, great tease of the fun that is to come !
[Who knew that asmodeus could do such a kewl impression of sebastian ?
I KID !]
Anyone else REALLY wanting to be a follower of Iomedae now?
I love the laughter on Asmodeus' face. "Mwa ha haaaa You just signed a 10 year contract to play for the Miami Dolphins for minimum wage!!!"
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I started reading the post at the beginning, hit the point where the topic was introduced, then looked at the pictures. "Ooh, Asmodeus and Iomedae!" I said. I then finished the post, and got to the point where they were identified.
This tells me that the illustrations are doing their jobs. Good work!
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One day, one of my Bards will challenge Asmodeus to a rock-off.
The Devil went down to Georgia
He was lookin' for a soul to stealHe was in a bind 'cause he was way behind
He willing to make a deal
When come across this young man
Sawin' on a fiddle and playin' it hot
The Devil jumped up on a hickory stump
and said, "Boy let me tell you what..."
I bet Shelyn's mug will tug-a my mig.
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One day, one of my Bards will challenge Asmodeus to a rock-off.The Devil went down to Georgia
He was lookin' for a soul to steal
He was in a bind 'cause he was way behind
He willing to make a deal
When come across this young man
Sawin' on a fiddle and playin' it hot
The Devil jumped up on a hickory stump
and said, "Boy let me tell you what..."
I LOVE THAT SONG!
now it is going through my head... must have some Charlie Daniels..
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The Devil went down to Georgia
He was lookin' for a soul to steal
He was in a bind 'cause he was way behind
He willing to make a deal
When come across this young man
Sawin' on a fiddle and playin' it hot
The Devil jumped up on a hickory stump
and said, "Boy let me tell you what..."
I was thinking more in line with the "Tribute" to that song, but I have been known to love Devil Went Down to Georgia as well.
... Fire in the mountain run, boy, run ...
Best fiddle solo ever.
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Devel went back to Georgia, or Devil went to Jamaica?
I was referring to a tribute of the more... Tenacious kind.
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I started reading the post at the beginning, hit the point where the topic was introduced, then looked at the pictures. "Ooh, Asmodeus and Iomedae!" I said. I then finished the post, and got to the point where they were identified.
This tells me that the illustrations are doing their jobs. Good work!
Same thing here. All I knew going into it was "it's about gods" and pegged both of them easily. Admittedly Asmodeus is pretty well established, but still...
He looks like he's having a wonderful time.
The Iomedae illustration is really nice. A female fighter-type that's both obviously female and doesn't have skimpy, non-functional armor. Very cool.
Now to balance this out, you must now have a tiefling rogue in something skimpy. Actually, I'd suggest that all tieflings be based on DiTerlizzi's drawing of "The Painter", his recent sketch of Factol Rhys of the Transcendent Order (http://diterlizzi.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2008/06/cipher.jpg) or Todd Lockwood's depiction of Kylie the Tout (http://www.toddlockwood.com/galleries/dnd/01/tsr_jam.shtml).
I have my preferences so far as fiend-touched booty is concerned, what can I say. ;) Irony, given how I started this post talking about Iomedae's depiction. Heh.
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Now to balance this out, you must now have a tiefling rogue in something skimpy. Actually, I'd suggest that all tieflings be based on DiTerlizzi's drawing of "The Painter", his recent sketch of Factol Rhys of the Transcendent Order (http://diterlizzi.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2008/06/cipher.jpg) or Todd Lockwood's depiction of Kylie the Tout (http://www.toddlockwood.com/galleries/dnd/01/tsr_jam.shtml).
I was always kind of fond of "needle-hair" from the campaign setting box.
Man I wish DiTerlizzi would come back to RPG-land for a while.
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The Iomedae illustration is really nice. A female fighter-type that's both obviously female and doesn't have skimpy, non-functional armor. Very cool.
Now to balance this out, you must now have a tiefling rogue in something skimpy. Actually, I'd suggest that all tieflings be based on DiTerlizzi's drawing of "The Painter", his recent sketch of Factol Rhys of the Transcendent Order (http://diterlizzi.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2008/06/cipher.jpg) or Todd Lockwood's depiction of Kylie the Tout (http://www.toddlockwood.com/galleries/dnd/01/tsr_jam.shtml).
I have my preferences so far as fiend-touched booty is concerned, what can I say. ;) Irony, given how I started this post talking about Iomedae's depiction. Heh.
Todd, if I haven't said it lately, I am *so* glad you're here at Paizo. The Planes are in good hands. :)
I enjoy the fact that I can see scars on her face, as opposed to it being perfect and unmarred. It makes it look like she fights.
I bet Shelyn's mug will tug-a my mig.
I think you'll be surprised (in a good way). There's a few Pathfinder deities that are meant to be [u]Beautiful[/u] and the artists strike a cool range, from modern supermodel hot to a more curvaceous latter-century sexiness. Pretty cool, and really, far less objectifying to my mind... but what do I know about the ladies?
Wait, are we getting a 2-for-1 deal with Gozreh, just one aspect of the two, or some sort of stylized mish-mash of both aspects? Or should we wait to be surprised? ;)
Wait. It's cool.