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Another bit of recent work, based on some of the inspiration from our new Rogue Trader campaign. I ran the party through the Vaults of the Forgotten Adventure, where they ended up wandering the cast, twisting corridors of an abandoned xenos maze-city, and trying not to be devoured by nameless things. Pictured is Yasha, the group's Arch Militant and the bodyguard for Rogue Trader Magdalena von Carrington. She's proven to be quite formidable (and very messy) with her bladed whip, but she has a nasty tendency to roll multiple jams whenever you force her to rely on firearms. Considering her favored weapon is a plasma gun, I'm sure that's a trend that will never cause dire concerns...

Design-wise, I just went off of a bit of description that Yasha's player provided, and looked at some of the usual designs for the various bits of gear. I kept the background fairly simple, rather than try to add a lot of detail in terms of the walls of the Egarian maze (the walls are described as having an oily sheen, and being pocked with the decay of ages). Maybe next time I'll try some more detail stuff, although I can't say that scuffing up the wall sounds particularly exciting to me (although I've been proven wrong before).

Description

Another bit of recent work, based on some of the inspiration from our new Rogue Trader campaign. I ran the party through the Vaults of the Forgotten Adventure, where they ended up wandering the cast, twisting corridors of an abandoned xenos maze-city, and trying not to be devoured by nameless things. Pictured is Yasha, the group's Arch Militant and the bodyguard for Rogue Trader Magdalena von Carrington. She's proven to be quite formidable (and very messy) with her bladed whip, but she has a nasty tendency to roll multiple jams whenever you force her to rely on firearms. Considering her favored weapon is a plasma gun, I'm sure that's a trend that will never cause dire concerns...

Design-wise, I just went off of a bit of description that Yasha's player provided, and looked at some of the usual designs for the various bits of gear. I kept the background fairly simple, rather than try to add a lot of detail in terms of the walls of the Egarian maze (the walls are described as having an oily sheen, and being pocked with the decay of ages). Maybe next time I'll try some more detail stuff, although I can't say that scuffing up the wall sounds particularly exciting to me (although I've been proven wrong before).