Well, in the dream (this was all from a very vivid dream I had) it was sometimes cabat vs cabat, but more often cabat vs badger-chamelion-pangolin (who have an entirely different set of mutations). Both of which were "sculpted" or genetically manipulated by some crazy human clan of biomancers (genetic magic?), who were ultimately the Big-Bad you'd have to fight. Their units were oversized mutated arthropods (scorpions, spiders, so on) with parts of their bodies modified to make room for a person to "sit" in and control. Kind of a biological exoskeletal tank, etc.
That is just where this came from though, I'm not opposed to diverging from that for the sake of a better game, of course. :)
Thanks! Though I would prefer the attribution instructions appear in the attribution section as they did on the original submission (see screenshot below). You may (should) include your own name as one of the contributors/modifiers.
The set does contain trademarked red cross symbols, though. Would you be willing to remove or alter the medpack.png and health_icon.png? Until then I have to mark this with a licensing issue. Thank you for understanding and let me know if you have any questions.
Unfortunately, the red cross on a white background is trademarked by the american/british red cross and can't legally be used in games. The green one is fine, but I have to mark this witha licensing issue until the red one can be altered or removed. Thank you for understanding.
Nice. Why not combine all your top-down art into one submission? It may get more attention that way versus several individual character submissions. :)
I always considered them far too specific to be useful to others, but that is exactly the sort of thing I encourage others to submit anyway, isn't it? I'll have to see about posting them, then. Thanks, Xom.
Well now I feel stupid; It's got Cthulu on the front; of course it's Lovecraft's Sigil of the Gateway. I knew I had seen it before.
What symbol is that on the back? Looks alchemical.
Well, in the dream (this was all from a very vivid dream I had) it was sometimes cabat vs cabat, but more often cabat vs badger-chamelion-pangolin (who have an entirely different set of mutations). Both of which were "sculpted" or genetically manipulated by some crazy human clan of biomancers (genetic magic?), who were ultimately the Big-Bad you'd have to fight. Their units were oversized mutated arthropods (scorpions, spiders, so on) with parts of their bodies modified to make room for a person to "sit" in and control. Kind of a biological exoskeletal tank, etc.
That is just where this came from though, I'm not opposed to diverging from that for the sake of a better game, of course. :)
Thanks!
Though I would prefer the attribution instructions appear in the attribution section as they did on the original submission (see screenshot below). You may (should) include your own name as one of the contributors/modifiers.Nice. I like seeing full sets like this.
The set does contain trademarked red cross symbols, though. Would you be willing to remove or alter the medpack.png and health_icon.png? Until then I have to mark this with a licensing issue. Thank you for understanding and let me know if you have any questions.EDIT: Thanks!
Nice! More LPC stuff is always good to see.
Since this is a derivative of LPC stuff, it can't really be licensed CC0. You'll need to select either CC-BY-SA and/or GPL (I recommend both!)
Please be sure to include the proper attribution instructions from the original as well.
Classic!
Unfortunately, the red cross on a white background is trademarked by the american/british red cross and can't legally be used in games. The green one is fine, but I have to mark this witha licensing issue until the red one can be altered or removed. Thank you for understanding.EDIT: Thanks!
This almost looks like a derivative of the original Super Mario Bros tileset. I know it isn't, but it does look close.
Nice. Why not combine all your top-down art into one submission? It may get more attention that way versus several individual character submissions. :)
I always considered them far too specific to be useful to others, but that is exactly the sort of thing I encourage others to submit anyway, isn't it? I'll have to see about posting them, then. Thanks, Xom.
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