> > (One thing, though... at first glance, there's something a little
> > flower-child-like about Kallyr Starbrow. That could just be me, but I
> > thought I'd pass it along for consideration).
I thought about when I was shaping her face. If I was doing a combat/action scene, I'd certainly age and roughen her face more. As this was a sacrifice scene (the knife) I thought I'd emphasise the more timeless aspects of her face. Its my thought that ritual and access to the godplane through ritual and quest does this to heroes. And the fact that Starbrow is the lover to a god persuaded me to keep the pretty pretty in this instance.
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John
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> nysalor_at_... John Hughes
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> There was many a corpse cold on blackened ground;
> From warriors ravens grew red
> And the Kheldon Queen called clans to vengeance,
> Hurricane Rebels! - I sing to their valour.
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> Until I am old and ailing,
> waiting for the final journey,
> I shall not be true to the winds
> if I do not praise Kallyr.
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> - KallyrKarla: The Song of the Betrayed.
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