Fafhrd and the Gray Mouser. Or... Fafnir and the Black Rat. Two versions.
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| Ill-Met in Lankhmar |
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| Fafhrd |
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| The Gray Mouser |
These last two are loosely based on this artwork, by an artwork team that's well known for being Robert E. Howard illustrators. I kind of like the second Fafhrd better, and the first Gray Mouser better.
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| Two Sought Adventure |
From the historical fiction genre, here's Wilfred of Ivanhoe, and his main rival, Brian de Bois-Gilbert. Without their helmets, because I want to show their faces. I dressed them very similarly, to represent their common cultural heritage and place in time.
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| Wilfred of Ivanhoe |
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| Brian de Bois-Gilbert |
As a completely different aside; I've been waiting on doing some Dark Fantasy X updates to the document. Mostly minor stuff. Actually, mostly just a final re-read and edit based on the last batch of changes I made, because I suspect that there's some other stuff that probably got missed.
However, I'm considering making a few more changes. One of them, if I decide to make it, would appear to be significant, but I actually don't believe that it will. I'm considering expanding the three stats of m20 into the six stats of classic D&D. I actually don't think that shrinking them makes the game significantly lighter, and having the traditional stats, with a traditional range has some benefits. But either way, I'm not convinced that it's a big deal either way, so I haven't decided what to do with it yet.
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