Summary: Here's the cream of my acquisitions and re-acquisitions from my recent vacation to the family home in Seattle. This set includes Pathfinder, Starfinder and Kobold Press pawns.
Beautiful-tier
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The name makes this for me
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This one just does it for me, dunno why. The color? The angularity of the cloak-stretch? The pose?
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I am a sucker for little floating crowns. The other day I bought a sparkling kitsch bird with a crown for a buddy and then another for myself without telling him
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| I am also a sucker for the blue and gold good guy schtick |
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This is what Gods look like in my work except with more eyes
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Aesthetic-tier
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Imagine the clattering when he turns his head
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| "Paint me like one of your Fr-" |
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I like this guy cause he looks like he's in dire need of a trade
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I like the idea of veins going through feather-fields even though that's probably not what's happening
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| There's a particular kind of old fantasy art not usually associated with roleplaying games that reminds me of this but I'm not sure what it's called |
Badass-tier
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Captain West Virginia
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Reminds me of the late game bruisers in Oni, underrated game
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Literally a sci-fi Barghest
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| This is the first of two Reptoid ships in this set. Both are from a Starfinder adventure path about conspiracies |
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| The Questgiver. I am a sucker for this kind of expression in these pawns |
Menace to Society-tier
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DAT AZZ
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Absolutely horrifying
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How could we have let this happen?
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Tucker's Kobolds on the offensive
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| "There it is. Open fire" |
Interesting-tier
Thank these ones for coming out
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Look at the shit the demon's carrying. Come to think of it those are in-universe holy symbols, I'd just thought they were jewelry or trinkets
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