Ilusafaret by Zaarin

Poser • Science Fiction • posted on Aug 12, 2010

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Description

Nope, not Jasmine, for those who've been watching my Disney princess line. ;) This is Ilusafaret, a near-Human from a Bronze Age world in my roleplaying game. She is a Force user; she was a priestess before my player's character debunked their religion by showing that their "gods" were just technologically advanced off-worlders. She now accompanies my player's character as a companion, wielding her staff in a dance-like form that is truly beautiful to behold. Her primary weapon, however, is the Force.

Comments (15)

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alessimarco

7:32PM | Thu, 12 August 2010

Cool character and a great scene!

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BenBischop

7:33PM | Thu, 12 August 2010

Awesome...!!

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Kindredsoul

7:36PM | Thu, 12 August 2010

wonderful image, I love this clothing too.

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magnus073

8:25PM | Thu, 12 August 2010

She really is magnificent, what a wonderful character you brought to life here

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popeslattz

8:34PM | Thu, 12 August 2010

Very nice, richly detailed character and scene. It would be great to see her in staff swinging dance mode.

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Orinoor

8:36PM | Thu, 12 August 2010

I love the costume, so rich and decorative, especially against the modern elements in your scene.

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brycek

9:34PM | Thu, 12 August 2010

Lovely image!!

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KageRyu

9:51PM | Thu, 12 August 2010

A fellow Star Wars RPer, odd where you run into eachother (I guess not really odd come to think of it...pen and paper RP is a very creative and imaginative hobby). Can't help but wonder which version of the game you play (Classic WEG D6 or Newer D20). Nice image overall. Been wanting to use that setting in the backdrop myself, just haven't had the chance yet, good to see it renders well in close ups. I think some ships outside the windows would have really helped capture the setting, just my humble thoughts though.

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