
D&D Legends Jeremy Crawford & Chris Perkins Land At Darrington Press After
WotC Departure
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[image: D&D Legends Jeremy Crawford & Chris Perkins Land At Darrington
Press After WotC Departure]
After leaving Wizards of the Coast, Chris Perkins and ...
3 comments:
Get back to fantasy, you! *shakes fist*
Heh, uhm, while the new black and red look, looks more 'evil' than the red and white, I think it's.. too stereotypical and 'used'.
I'd say go with something light, it'll add to the whole 'been good, turned bad' thingy, although giving it a more realistic feel. Just 'cos you're evil, you don't have to see yourself as evil. I f you know what I mean...
So why adopt a stereotypical bad-guy-look?
Yea, I know Warhammer (40 000) is kinda cartony, and stereotypical, but I think you've given your fantasy army such a realistic and original colourscheme, that it'd be a shame for you to not try something original with your futuristic warriors.
So I say, go for white/light!
Thanks Noeste, I'm painting Be'Lakor at the same time as working on my Chaos Marines! I'll be posting an update on that in the not too distant future :)
I agree that the black and red is too stereotypical. When I started coming up with the background and fluff I wanted what you said about how they were good and turned bad. That's why I picked the red and the white and why I wanted them to keep their original chapter name as I didn't want them to just shed their identity because their beliefs changed. I guess I lost sight of that original goal a little so thank you for bringing me back around to it! I'm going to work on something with the original colours and see if I can make them click.
Thanks for your comment and check back soon!
Hey Elazar!
Thanks for stopping by my blog earlier, just came across yours and I really like what I see. I like this colour scheme, it's certainly Chaos, but I think the scheme could greatly benefit from the white colour you mentioned. I guess it would be difficult making white look scary, especially for Chaos, but have you tried maybe painting a pad or piece of armour white, and then painting it to appear as if it was slightly aged, stained or discoloured around the edges. It might add a bit of depth to the white whilst fitting in nicely with the feel of Chaos.
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