Wow, that poor sitar player.... (blog art)

[Mikaze]

This makes me feel guilty about taking Leadership and dragging sidekicks into harm's way.

Great piece of art, it's just that grievous bodily harm actually seen in action on a seeming innocent bystander packs some real punch.

Of course the part of the pic I'm talking about is going to be covered up on the final cover... Paizo persons, if you guys ever put out an art book/collection, please include the uncovered cover murals from the AP volumes!

[Chris Mortika]

Well, that's the nice thing about healing magic. (And with luck, they'll be able to find or grow an actual left hand for her, instead of the auxiliary right hand that's grasping the instrument...)

[Mairkurion {tm}]

Oh geez!

[Mikaze]

Chris Mortika wrote:

Well, that's the nice thing about healing magic. (And with luck, they'll be able to find or grow an actual left hand for her, instead of the auxiliary right hand that's grasping the instrument...)

What if she's a rakshasa-bloodline sorcerer who multiclassed into bard? [/MarvelNo-PrizeWinner]

[Mark Moreland]

Wasn't there also an issue with another hand in LoF cover art that had people weirded out?

[Mairkurion {tm}]

By the same artist!!!

Omigosh, we're on to something!

[Mothman]

Harsh music critics in that place.

[Majuba]

Taking a closer look, it is a left hand, the thumb just looks a bit big. The main part of the hand is bent around the sitar.

Took me several looks though! The only reason I'm sure is that it just wouldn't make sense for that to be a right hand, it would be holding the sitar all wrong.

[Mairkurion {tm}]

I don't know...I think the artist is more of a foot guy...

[Chris Mortika]

By the way, I may be mistaken, but is this the first time we've seen Valeros with a shield?

[Lord Fyre]

Mikaze wrote:

This makes me feel guilty about taking Leadership and dragging sidekicks into harm's way.

Great piece of art, it's just that grievous bodily harm actually seen in action on a seeming innocent bystander packs some real punch.

Of course the part of the pic I'm talking about is going to be covered up on the final cover... Paizo persons, if you guys ever put out an art book/collection, please include the uncovered cover murals from the AP volumes!

Should the title be "Everyone's A Critic"?

Or would you prefer "While My Sitar Gently Weeps"? :/

[Matthew Morris]

It's the lack of faces I find the most spooky.

"No no! No more Van Halen on the sitar!"

Edit: I know it's been done but "Sitar Hero?"

[Lord Fyre]

We need to "cut this off" before things get out of hand.

[Emperor7]

Lord Fyre wrote:

We need to "cut this off" before things get out of hand.

Meh, she just needs to 'pluck' it off the ground.

Come on! Give the lady a hand!

Then there's the stigma of being labelled a thief, and having her hand chopped off for that.

[Matthew Morris]

Lord Fyre wrote:

We need to "cut this off" before things get out of hand.

Such a disarming suggestion.

[Jam412]

I can't believe she kept playing through that... you've gotta give her a hand..

[Torillan]

Jam412 wrote:

I can't believe she kept playing through that... you've gotta give her a hand..

Well said! I gotta hand it to ya........

Waits for the inevitable "Fonging"....

[Lord Fyre]

Torillan wrote:

Jam412 wrote:

I can't believe she kept playing through that... you've gotta give her a hand..

Well said! I gotta hand it to ya........

Waits for the inevitable "Fonging"....

Sorry. Seems like you are reaching for that one. :)

[Matthew Morris]

Severs her right, elbowing in on the action like that. Silly NPC, looking to lute the treasure.

[Lord Fyre]

Matthew Morris wrote:

Severs her right, elbowing in on the action like that. Silly NPC, looking to lute the treasure.

That struck a cord. I can't lay a finger on it.

[Callous Jack]

She should have brought better armaments than a sitar to this battle.

[Mikaze]

Chris Mortika wrote:

By the way, I may be mistaken, but is this the first time we've seen Valeros with a shield?

I want to say he's had one before, but it was never held prominently. It was always behind him or present when he was prone or being knocked through the air or something. I think.