Lady's Sharper Eye, Issue 5 -

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Hear ye and eyeball this, cutters!

Brand new news about the Blood War and the Shadow! Get the darks you need to plan your next trip to the Planes! The Lady's Sharper Eye is still only two stingers, but tip the paper-boy a green or two, willya?

Sigil Style Guide: Spikes and Towers

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Sigil Style Guide: Spikes and Towers

Another page out of the style guide. The thought behind this was really "What would be the best way to deter crime in Sigil?" The answer I came up with is to simply remind them that the Lady and the Dabus are watching. It also would create a nice little bladed shadow effect on the ground, which would make some berks really paranoid.

Sigil view on the Gatehouse

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Sigil view on the Gatehouse

Hey cutters, this is a Sigil view on the Gatehouse, by Geneviève Morge.

Sigil Style Guide: Blades

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Sigil Style Guide: Blades

I feel that establishing the look of Sigil is actually really important for the style guide, especially since representations of the city play so tightly in to my pre-FW designs for certain factions. This page mostly deals with the design and placement of Sigil's iconic blades.

Slaan: Part 1 - Introduction to Slaan

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Slaan - City of Paraelemental Smoke

Introduction

There are many ways to describe a city, glowing poetry, epic histories, great paintings, and many more, but to describe the lizard-man city in the Paraelemental Plane of Smoke a single word generally suffices, “Slaan.” At least, the lizard-men and their relatives seldom get anymore descriptive than that highly non-descriptive word. I mean really, Slaan doesn’t even mean anything, either in Planespeak or Draconic, the prevailing languages in the city. Apparently the Lizard men like it that way.

Dis

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Dis

The Infernal City, as seen from a watchtower that rises above the city.

Harmonium Ranger

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Harmonium Ranger

One of my favorite pieces of work. The redesign of the Harmonium armor is based off of a combination of DiTerlizzi's classic designs and John Howe's notes on creating practical armor for the Lord of the Rings movies.

Doomguard Style Guide

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Doomguard Style Guide

When I'm working on campaigns, one of my favorite creative tactics is to create a style guide to get a feel for things. This has slowly ballooned into me creating a personal style guide for all of Planescape. This is one page out of it, laying down some thematic ideas for the Doomguard.

Planewalker Going Social! Visit Us On Facebook!

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Greetings Cutters!

Loki here bringing the chant on a new way to connect with us here at Planewalker: On Facebook. We have just launched a Facebook Page and we would be most grateful if you would fan us and help spread the word.

Since I work in social media for a living I will be constantly checking it answer questions, share news and generally keep you lot as happy as I can manage without drifting into the realm of Chaotic Evil.

Feedback Requested: Article Submission

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I've been looking over the article submission system here and have at this point come to the conclusion that it frankly isn't working at all. This is something that we need to have worked out if this site is to stay as vital and lively as it has in the past. We need articles and new content to survive. So please, take a moment to read over this and comment - this post is about some very major changes I had in mind for the site in the near future.

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