Five points to whomever can tell me what the name means in what language =D

Ooh! Ooooh! Me! Me! I know! Heh. Because you told me...

Yeah, as I was working on it n.n

Welcome to the group, mousey!

It seems like there's always a lot of confusion over the morning stars... I just call a pointy-heavy-thing-on-a-stick a "mace" and a pointy-heavy-thing-on-a-chain a "flail"; it makes life easier. I've often wondered if the whole "morning star" was more of a descriptor for the head itself rather than the weapon, but I've never really been bothered to look it up or ask someone who'd actually know. XD

In regards to the pic, nice work. The character definately looks right for the role, so that's always good. :D
And given that it was a quicky shade-job, it was probably well worth the time investment. The lighting effects are subtle, but give the piece a nice bit of "pop". :)

Actually, I did quite a bit of research on this one because I wanted to make sure I was using the right terms, and according to the best sources I could find, a mace is a stick with a heavy, usually round, usually metal knob on the end. Sometimes maces have bumps, knobs and flanges(almost blades in some cases!), but if they have metal spikes longer then 1 inch, they are considered a morning star. A flail on the other hand is a stick with chain on it, often with weights on the end of the chain. Some of the better ones had hooks or metal balls with spikes on 'em at the ends of the chain.

Anyways though, like I said, D&D says morning star is that, so, yeah.

Oh yeah, and thanks fur the artsty comments! Believe it or not, I actually like comments on the art beyond "Oooh pretty!".

(not that there's anything wrong with "Ooooh pretty" when required)

Ahhh, well that's rather informative. I didn't realize the spike length made a difference for classification... Learn somethin' new every day. :)

I figure near-everyone prefers comments beyond "oooh pretty"! XD
I just always feel kinda silly posting two-word comments when "you did X really nicely" doesn't take that much more effort.

Looks rather nice. A little sketchy, but that's not a problem. I really like how she seems to look very peaceful.

Well, yes, it is a bit sketchy, that is actually the idea. I'm trying to force myself to draw more, so what I'm planning to do is draw out every bit of GM interaction for the game. (see my journals for more details if you'd like)

It's pretty much all going to be sketches, with a minimal amount of digital clean up, depending on how much time I have.

Nice. I'm no artist myself, so I can't do that. Although, maybe my room mate could be convinced to stop being lazy and do something similar for the story we're collaborating on.

Well, for my game it's kind of a requirement. We're going to be playing the game here on FA!

So if you're interested in watching, stay tuned! I'm going to be linking all the posts web comic style so non-players can follow the story.

Awesome :3 I'll keep watching then.

Is it "Morningstar" or "Mourningstar"?
I ask becuase I've heard the christian Devil be called "Lucifer Mourningstar"(or just "The Star of Mourning") and that the type of weapon used was named after him. This might not be true, its just something that I heard.

Actually, Lucifer is the "star of morning" not mourning. He is the most beautiful angel, according to what I recall of Judeo-Christian mythology.

I was raised Christian. Technically, I still am Christian, even though I now believe organized religion is antithetical to a true understanding of God.

Awsome mice types are rare in dnd theirs some my av tho i love micys

my fav races are the animal ones lol

Not sure how much you followed the set up for the game - not sure how much I even posted about it! The characters were all custom furry races I worked up specifically for my players. No stock player races in this campaign.