HeroMachine Character Portrait Creator

So, I finally had a chance to work on Kezron’s second stage appearance. Tell me what you think!

Kezron, stage two

Whoa. O_O Very cool!

You’re on a roll, Anarch! Awesome poses for Nyx and Dragonfly! Kodiak looks like…a beast! ;-]

Zero Point can tap into zero point energy for a number of effects including superhuman strength , force field projection, projection of simple cutting weapons concussive force and flight.
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My wrists are still not at full health, but I managed to make this, little by little.

This guy is Nicodemus Holt, my character in a game of Warhammer 40 000: Rogue Trader. He is the group’s Arch-Militant (soldier guy), and formerly the bodyguard and body double of his half-brother, the former Seneschal of their ship. Now that his brother got himself killed by the Imperial Inquisition, Nicodemus is finally free from his brother’s shadow and is free to pursue his own ambitions.

Admins are busy people, Mr. Hebert (the Creator *spoken is breathless, reverent tones*) is also very busy, and I don’t think the areas of responsibility amongst the admins include those two types of blog entries/activities, any longer. 🙁

It’s too bad, because I remember reading those, even when I was on my hiatus. It was really cool to see people getting so good with the tool!

In any case, “power user” is ALSO just a simple way to describe people who know how to make the most out of the HM3 tool and create awesome works of art.

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Herr D wrote:

Cast has mushroomed. Good stuff. Do you want suggestions for power origin?

Thanks, dude. I have a team of alien/space based heroes still to come, but any advice is always welcome and appreciated! Usually, I choose my heroes’ origins from the following categories for the ‘species’ section of the profile;

• Human (not super powered, e.g. Batman)
• Superhuman (any human that gained superpowers during an unusual event or ‘accident’, e.g. The Flash, Hulk, The Fantastic Four)
• Mutant (any person born with latent superpowers as a result of genetic mutation, e.g. Most of the X-Men)
• Alien (any species originating in space or on another planet, e.g. Superman, Martian Manhunter, Thor)
• Cyborg (any person with cybernetic parts, including full androids/robots, e.g. Vision, Cyborg)

I know the descriptions are a bit vague, but I’ll describe the actual event/process that the hero gained his/her powers when I write out their full origin story. If you can think of any categories I’m missing, or any origins for specific characters/powers, I’d love to hear and discuss with you.  [/quote]

Well, there’s the mystic-type origins. Someone who uses magic, but is otherwise normal. Then there’s always the “token of power” origin. Green Lantern(s) all get their rings, the original Thor was empowered through his hammer and couldn’t transform without it (it was disguised as a cane, in his unpowered form), and, of course, He-Man/She-Ra. ;-]