Character Artist & Symbols
CharlesWayneRobinson
Traveler
Questions about Character Artists:
1. Does any of the annuals add to it?
2. Is there a list of races and creatures that you can create with it?
3. Can you do front and back for paper miniatures?
4. Can you make them transparent except for the lines for placing on maps (especially those that look antique).
5. I also want to shrink the scale down and add them here and there on my regional maps (It would look cool if you could actually spot trolls here and there within the Grendelkjarr!)
Thanks!
1. Does any of the annuals add to it?
2. Is there a list of races and creatures that you can create with it?
3. Can you do front and back for paper miniatures?
4. Can you make them transparent except for the lines for placing on maps (especially those that look antique).
5. I also want to shrink the scale down and add them here and there on my regional maps (It would look cool if you could actually spot trolls here and there within the Grendelkjarr!)
Thanks!
Comments
I am desperately looking for more options such as Dragon Heads, Demi-Humans (other than elf or dwarf), and Humanoids.
I am also looking for a variety of shield types and designs.
As far as Border/Political Symbols are concerned; I am also looking for ancient culture specific symbols:
1. Norse
2. Celtic
3. African
4. Asian
5. Indian
6. Native American
7. Greece
8. Roman
9. Egyptian
Just to name but a few.
1. None of the annuals add materially to CA3. I think one of them included standups or something like that.
2. You can do humans, elves, dwarves, halflings, and half-orcs by default. Gnomes are no longer a specific racial choice, but I suppose you could just put a white beard and silly clothes on a dwarf and call it a gnome. Close enough, right? There are a bunch of monster parts to make things like lizardmen, goblinoids, and undead. Also birdmen, I think. I haven't used the monster parts that much.
3. You can do a silhouette front and back, but not a fully detailed back.
4. Maybe? I'm pretty sure you could with CA2, but I haven't really tried with CA3.
5. I don't see any reason you couldn't do that. Sounds pretty cool.
I hope that helps a little!
See: http://www.profantasy.com/annual/2014/
1) Click the desired symbol.
2) Click the right mouse key.
3) (See the screen shot below.) We click "Independent X and Y" on.
4) And then we set the X scale up to 1.05 or 1.1.
Manipulating scales can do quite a bit to make CA3 more versatile than it at first appears to be.