*envyenvyenvyenvy* DX

Sure the details were a pain but totally worth the effort Amber.










*envy* :<

I thought you said you couldn't draw tech stuff all that well? Looks fine to me.

Hey I'm sure somewhere someone had it in their head to build a female warforged model. If not from the main assembly areas then in secret or whatnot. You drew her very well. The work has paid off I think.

Hey, makes sense to me...

Female warforged are often a point of bickering for some peeps. It comes mainly from the fact that the vast majority of warforged were constructed en-masse in a particular style. And while it was possible for someone to order a smaller amount more customized, most people don't want to think about the type of person who would want particularly a female figured one.

In Orchid's case, her design was sort of a testing prototype (along with four others) because the group commissioning wanted a set of warforged that didn't seem quite so...intimidating. Since the set were supposed to be healers and tending to the injured and sick, they wanted a design that was less daunting than the usual bulkier model warforged came in.

Certainly not a point for me! I for one, love things that challenge stereotypes through creativity :)

But the detail...wow, I could not have thought of a better person to do this concept justice. This is simply superb, Amber. I cannot begin to tell you just how much more I respect you now... :)

"most people don't want to think about the type of person who would want particularly a female figured one."

Brilliant point and excellent case for why some may be built 'Fem'
The vast majority had been built as 'Male' type, actually base male/gender neutral. [They don't have winkies]

The vast majority had been ordered by Men, not saying this as sexist, but men do not care what something looks like for the most part and there was a War on, women do put more thought into appearance [again, not meaning to sound sexist] and would therefore order a specific design type to be made, perhaps even calling up great artist to be part of the design process.

Eh, it's not like there isn't precedent for this.

For someone that hates drawling tech and armor, you did an awesome job. Orchid looks great.

Awesome

*smiles softly*
Glad to know I am not the only one who makes / likes the idea of / allows her players to have, "female" Warforged that actually look fairly feminine.

Psh! even mass production cant get in the way of mankinds need to add boobs to everything XD

Exactly! Since the earliest cave paintings...there was some guy looking at it going "not bad...but it would be better if you added boobs."

Though Its going to make any "male" warforged capable of thought a bit confused since all machines are traditionally called she*pictures huge combat one in drag*O.O'

That's one of my character ideas if I die.

...Great...now I have Drag Warforged singing 'Sweet Transvestite' in my head.

Metal bewbs,
1d6 bludgeoning weapon each
+4 to distraction

You're a D&D nerd?! OMG!! Though I guess I shoulda figured, sorta. You make me wanna start drawing my gnoll ranger gal again. XD

Loving the detailing of the armor.

Point of Order:
When someone says "There are no female shaped Warforged!"
please have them point to the exact page and section of the book where it says this exactly.

The Vast majority of Nerds out there are basing the whole silly argument on on implied concepts by the art in the book alone.
This is ignorant thinking and has NO place in a Fantasy game, the very Soul of Fantasy is the Grand "What If?"
When you remove that, you might as well be playing D20 Modern with just plane human characters and villians.

Remember the "Re-forged" prestige class? Technically speaking if a warforged can become a living being then having a more feminine shape is child's play compared.

Exactly, Base form is irrelevant.

I can also use a "Terminator Analogy." War Machines that evolve to get closer and track targets.
From Metal Skelotons -to- Synth skin units -to- Clone skin -to- Nano skins -to- female form.

My solution to illustrating warforged is to generally have them wearing big robes to cover up the "body" detail...

Besides, robes are suitable attire for a healer, and don't look too bad on a scythe-wielding killing machine either.

Anyways, I approve of this pic. :]

Yes, yes you can add metal Bewbs. Cause damnit the world needs more metal bewbs. That aside I love this look, be glad she's not a Psi-forged then you'd get to add crystals.

deadliest.
nipples.
EVER.

But what does she do with them? Internal storage compartments?
...would be a great place to keep spell components, come to think of it...

I wonder is a metal smith gets embarressed about making metal bewbs.

w00t, warforged! That is amazing!
We actually had a funny part of our campaign... where a few characters... had to explain how biological beings are born from their own 'forge'

...

What? It was waaay too funny at the time XD
That warforge didn't ask many questions after that :3

In our campaign, Orchid pretty much knew about the birds and the bees due to her being a healer and thus medically trained to understand the cycle of birth and life. However...one of the characters in the campaign is gay so getting explained the concept of homosexuality was a real doozy on her. XD

Haha, I can just imagine that interesting conversation.

Trying to explain biological things to a robot/construct/non-biological being in general is just interesting and akwardly funny at he same time! X3

God, is it giving away too much of my geekiness to ask...what edition are you playing?

3.5 be the edition we be playing. :U

Moved on to 4th. Still playing in Eberron though.