| 5 Aug 2004 |  Xeamarra Nsi Patroneamicx |  Loading...not just enemies... i LOVE them and i even love it more to play a mind-flayer wiz. or mystic theurge (what im playing at the moment) think about that +8 racial bonus to inti  ...  Tsune D. Orozco Toda replies: "when the Savage Species book came out I loved the idea to play one, still would. but those Level adjustments are just insane." | |
| 13 Oct 2004 |  Stephanie ´The Orc´ Hardegen | Loading... Excelent work, now this is what I picture a Mind flayer to look like. Great shadding job as well. Love hw you worked your lights and darks. Tsune D. Orozco Toda replies: "hey thanks. was begginning to think no one liked this pic much." | |
| 10 Nov 2004 | Greg | Loading... I've always wanted to play a mind-flayer character, but no DM would let me *sigh* Tsune D. Orozco Toda replies: "no one does usually. and now with the 3rd.5E with the ecl levels n ratial adjustments no one will ever.. unless they had a lvl 20 campaign and then maybe u could come in with a lvl1 mindflayer =p which would suck." | |
| 19 Dec 2004 |  Dermot McQuarrie | Loading... It's Kuchuloo!!! Or Cthulhu, it all depends on if you read the Hackmaster comic or not, but sweet drawing anyway, I like the tone. Tsune D. Orozco Toda replies: "can u say *Cthulhu* ?? don't remeber how was it written on the side of the corebook for the RPG.glad u liked it" | |
| 19 Dec 2004 | Kat katherine.eglinton@ntl...com | Loading... An excellent drawing, I like the facial expression, it definitely reflects the evil and cunning of the mindflayer. I second the opinion that it looks a little short and wide though. I suppose the stereotypical mindflayer is tall and willowy, so that it may look down upon it's thralls in a superior manner. But hey it's all about perception =) and how you perceive your fantasy monsters... and this is definitely an awesome depiction of the beast. Tsune D. Orozco Toda replies: "might be that hes a little more torwards squared proportions sine most of the rest of the characters i draw are more muscular.... thanks." | |
| 20 Dec 2004 | Puymun titosaramago@hot...com> | Loading... Man love ur work, havent seen the whole gallery yet but loving the way they come close to whats in my mind, i gotta see ur stuff on the starcraft business, dont make me beg ....Cause i will Tsune D. Orozco Toda replies: "thanks. and as for Starcraft related thingies. i have done some pieces for a friend of mine. but i owe her so many apologies now i wouldn't finish. might post them someday as fanart." | |
| 20 Dec 2004 |  Raina Kuptz | Loading... Icky mind-flayers. Though there was a running joke in one game we had. Do you suppose ilithid meat could be sold for high underdark market-prices as a sort of calamari-like meat with similar novelty to puffer-fish? Tsune D. Orozco Toda replies: "Lol yeah lots of jokes like that come up during RP sessions." | |
| 23 Jan 2005 | Anonymous | Loading... If you play with gestalt rules where you can pick two classes, then you can do one class in mind flayer and the other in a traditional class, such as wizard or sorcerer. Tsune D. Orozco Toda replies: "I´ve always liked to play by the book. with minor "summoning of obscure rules" and thus. the savage species handbook was a great breakthrough in the variety of things i would like to play. yet. I´m still in love with Orcs n Ogres." | |
| 8 Nov 2005 |  Mu_mu poopoo | Loading... Hmmmm...sushi with extra soya.  Tsune D. Orozco Toda replies: " i say.. too much wasabi...*alkdjlakdjeulll mindblast!*" | |
| 9 Aug 2009 |  Jennifer Huggins | Loading... The mind flayer is well shaded and its left hand definitely gives an evil feel to the drawing. Good work! | |
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