Art for games

[Mark Skarr]

Originally Posted by Anaraxes

Greek phi
Chinese / Japanese "middle"

Very fair point.

It came up as a discussion with my sister (ChaosCoyote).

[Varyon]

You can find similar symbols to each other in many completely-unrelated scripts; I remember in one of the history classes I took in college being struck by how similar a sample of an old script looked to fairly-simplistic kanji (it basically compared to kanji similarly to how katakana compared to hiragana, with more simplistic designs and being all straight lines rather than having curves, likely on account of having been chiseled into stone or similar). Specifically, I believe I saw what looked exactly like the kanji for mountain - 山 - alongside probably some others.

[Mark Skarr]

Here's Selara for my Echoes game.

Here's the AI-generated ship image for The Stellar Pegasus.

[Mark Skarr]

I'm sorry, but I felt the urge to share.

Baldur's Gate III.
First roll of the game.
That'll do, Pig. That'll do.

[Varyon]

Originally Posted by Mark Skarr

I'm sorry, but I felt the urge to share.

Baldur's Gate III.
First roll of the game.
That'll do, Pig. That'll do.

Ah, that brings back memories. I may just have to check that game out. I'm hoping one doesn't need to be familiar with the prior games - or the lore of the setting beyond the absolute bare minimum - to enjoy this one?

[Mark Skarr]

Originally Posted by Varyon

Ah, that brings back memories. I may just have to check that game out. I'm hoping one doesn't need to be familiar with the prior games - or the lore of the setting beyond the absolute bare minimum - to enjoy this one?

I haven't played them, and it hasn't hurt me. A bit of familiarity with D&D 5e helps, but that's about it that I've seen, so far.