This is a rejected character sketch of Nightshade I did for a friend in the Uberworld campaign.
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Rejected!?!?! I am outraged!
Make her a companion too. Her and the Big Monster.
This one I can’t do as the character is the property of the creator and I don’t have permission.
Not to be presumptuous, but if anyone were interested, I have a similar character called Desmoda I’d be happy to permit to be companionified, in either her HM2 or HM3 incarnation.
http://www.heromachine.com/wp-content/legacy/forum-image-uploads/lime/2014/01/lime-desmoda.jpg
If this is the rejected sketch, can we see the one that was approved?
Worf, it’s at the link in the post (http://www.uber-world.com/characterpage.php?cid=235).
Lime, very kind of you, but basically I just use drawings that I’ve already done. HeroMachine-generated characters don’t help, I’d have to re-draw them.
The arm wings would be really cool to add to HM3.
Yeah, that occurred to me after I posted. Long week already.
Arm wings. Yes. Arm wings would be nice.
Ooooh. You can’t use even a REJECTED sketch? Harsh. :frown: I guess that means you have good reason to keep your overhead down.