Sketches and lycanthropy

[avram]

I discovered, while trying to do some sketching during drcpunk’s game on Saturday, that the new weapon dries out if I don’t use it for a few days. I’ll have to either keep refilling it, or carry a bottle of ink around with me. I don’t like the latter idea, though Pelikan’s ink bottles seem pretty sturdy. I also think I’m handling ordinary brush markers a bit better now. (Of the four drawings below, the one on the lower-left was done with the new brush marker, the others with a cheaper Faber-Castell Pitt brush marker. And the one up above was done with a Pitt finepoint.)



In the course of this week’s Cthulhupunk adventure, one of my characters was wounded by a werewolf. There are emergency anti-lycanthropy treatments one can take to try and prevent infection, but we’ve decided that they didn’t work, and my character will be in for a surprise next full moon, and I’ve drafted some Over the Edge-compatible rules for therianthropy. This new development ought to make her more combat-capable, especially since she’ll retain her ability to electrocute people on touch. Silver’s an excellent conductor....

Comments

[aiglet.livejournal.com]

I carry bottles of ink around with me quite frequently and have never had a breakage problem. (Leakage, and then the inability to *reopen* the bottles, yes, but breakage, no.)

[drcpunk.livejournal.com]

We need extra rules for therianthropy? The ones we have don't cover it?

Well, email 'em to me. You're gonna make my life heck, aren't you?