The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion - Dark Brotherhood Sanctuary

Fantasy game art from The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion. The Unofficial Elder Scrolls Pages has detailed information on Dark Brotherhood Sanctuary.

The mentally deviant assassins in the sanctuary pictures above have been customized by the CNRP (Cyrodiil NPCs Remodelling Project). Combined with the custom armour sets, the assassins look considerably more interesting than the original as well as the player, who is still issued an original Dark Brotherhood uniform -- little more than a brownish bodysuit classed as Light Armour in the game.
Although the overall effect might be considered overdone, the fantasy artwork, especially for the armour, is excellent.

Worth mentioning is DB Shadow Armor Elite, a much more conservative than CNRP's Dark Brotherhood. This mod simply retextures the uniform from dark brown fabric to a glossy leather black and makes it available for the player (only). Some might find the final look too "plastic" looking, however.

The Dark Brotherhood also existed in Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind (Tribunal expansion), and had the best light armour in the game, and a helmet with an interesting optical device.

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Titan Quest - Alternate Hero Skins (AllSkins Mod)

Fantasy game art from Titan Quest . An art book, The Art of Titan Quest , is also available. This post showcases the AllSkins mod (now included in the unofficial fan patch ). Normally, Titan Quest has only two hero models with no variation: Male and Female caucasian. The AllSkins mod is a free third-party mod that lets players choose from hundreds of fantasy "skins" for their character. Here are two basic Titan Quest models in their "underwear" (when a character is wearing no armour). Incidentally, it took two years before someone managed a game modification to remove the skirt . Here are two characters modified with the AllSkins mod (now included in the unofficial fan patch ). AllSkins Mod version 0.7

The Bard's Tale - Dun Ailinne Treasure Map

Fantasy art from The Bard's Tale fantasy role playing game. This cutscene features dialogue from the Houton blacksmith concerning his treasure map. Although the Bard being scammed is entirely in keeping with the overall tone of the game world, the treasure map was in fact a good one, as Dun Ailinne hides, among other things, the Golden Spyglass, which increases all future treasure finds by 10%.

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Fantasy game art from The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion . 1: Male Version 2: Female Version (Brown Leather from Armamentarium ) 3a: Modded Female Version (from Colourwheel's Sexy Stock Armour and Clothing Replacer ) 3b: Modded Female Version (from YAARM - Fur Armor ) 4: Picture Slideshow

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