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Get Dragon Age Origins Ultimate Edition DRM-free and with no-risk Money Back Guarantee from Good Old Games . Fantasy game art from Dragon Age: Origins Ultimate Edition (Dragon Age: Origins, the Awakening expansion, and all official Downloadable Content). Arcane Horrors are corpses of mages possessed by Pride Demons -- the strongest demons from the Fade in the world of Dragon Age Origins. From Codex entry: Arcane Horror : Demons, of course, have no form in our world. When they enter, either where the Veil is particularly thin or through blood magic summoning, they must take possession of a body. When a pride demon takes control of the corpse of a mage, an arcane horror is born. Although they appear to be little more than bones, these are fierce creatures, possessing not only all the spellcasting abilities of a living mage, but also the capacity to heal and even command other animated corpses.

Fantasy game art from The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion . Probably the first thing to realize about the appearance of characters in Oblivion is that we are more bound by resources than in the real world. By this, I do not mean just computer power, which directly affects such issues as how smooth curves can be or how nuanced textures can be presented. By "resources" we must also take into account available talent and time to prepare the necessary game elements. For each face and body type or "mesh", every item worn must be fitted so that they will display properly in-game. If there are too many substantially different meshes, clearly the work starts to multiply very quickly. In the picture of the sleeping gladiator above, you can see an example of "clipping" that can inadvertently occur when different objects in the game: For the most part her armour fits tightly enough around her body to look properly worn, but if you look carefully at the belt n...

Fantasy game art from Heroes of Might and Magic V .

Get Dragon Age Origins Ultimate Edition DRM-free and with no-risk Money Back Guarantee from Good Old Games . Fantasy game art from Dragon Age: Origins Ultimate Edition (Dragon Age: Origins, the Awakening expansion, and all official Downloadable Content). SPOILER WARNING - Scenes from the ending of Dragon Age Origins. The Archdemon Urthemiel is the dragon of the Fifth Blight and the focus of Dragon Age: Origins. Archdemons are ancient dragons once worshipped as Old Gods . They have been corrupted by the darkspawn taint. The first of them, Dumat , is said to have ultimately been responsible for the events that originated the darkspawn corruption. When slain, the soul of an Archdemon escapes into a nearby darkspawn and uses that body to remake its own, thus rising again and again. From Codex entry: Abomination : The false dragon-gods of the Tevinter Imperium lie buried deep within the earth, where they have been imprisoned since the Maker cast them down. No one k...

Fantasy game art from The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion . Here are pictures of assorted customized player characters (PCs). They typically use modded hair, body types, skin, clothing, and gear.

Fantasy game art from Heroes of Might and Magic V . Play Heroes of Might and Magic V risk-free with money-back guarantee from Good Old Games.

Get Dragon Age Origins Ultimate Edition DRM-free and with no-risk Money Back Guarantee from Good Old Games . Fantasy game art from Dragon Age: Origins Ultimate Edition (Dragon Age: Origins, the Awakening expansion, and all official Downloadable Content). High Dragons are female dragons that have survived the centuries required for full maturity. From Codex entry: Dragon : A fully mature adult female dragon is the high dragon: the great monster of legend, the rarest of all dragonkind. These dragons hollow out massive lairs for themselves, for they need the space to house their harem of drakes as well as their eggs and the dragonlings. High dragons are seldom seen. They spend most of their time sleeping and mating, living off the prey their drakes bring back. But once every hundred years or so, the high dragon prepares for clutching by emerging from her lair and taking wing. She will fly far and wide, eating hundreds of animals, most often livestock, over a course of a ...

Fantasy game art from The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion . Almost all the characters here are customized with Tamriel NPCs Revamped (TNR), which uses Oblivion resources to personalize each character (hair, face, clothing) according to their role and voice in the game. Some characters were further customized with new hairstyles and eyes made available through COBL , which builds on TNR, sometimes with drastically different results. Together, TNR and COBL replace every one of the characters that exist in the original Oblivion game. You can inspect the samey-looking original characters at the Unofficial Elder Scrolls Pages . Most characters also differ from standard Oblivion in their dress and visible gear. TNR makes changes, which we have also overridden with a mix of Banes Diverse Guards , Banes Guilds United , and the Cyrodiil NPC Remodeling Project (CNRP), which re-outfits characters in Bravil , Bruma , Cheydinhal , Chorrol , the Dark Brotherhood , and the Fighter's Guild . ...

Fantasy game art from Heroes of Might and Magic V . Play Heroes of Might and Magic V risk-free with money-back guarantee from Good Old Games. The cutscene where the heroes convince Isabel to try the ritual was prepared, but not actually used in the game.

Get Dragon Age Origins Ultimate Edition DRM-free and with no-risk Money Back Guarantee from Good Old Games . Fantasy game art from Dragon Age: Origins Ultimate Edition (Dragon Age: Origins, the Awakening expansion, and all official Downloadable Content). Mature female Dragons  are distinguished from dragonlings and drakes by having fully formed wings. Very old dragons that have reached the final stage of maturity are known as High Dragons. In the Awakening expansion, two red-coloured dragons ( dragon thralls ) are encountered in the Silverite Mine. From Codex entry: Dragon : Female dragons take much longer to mature than their male counterparts. They too undergo a metamorphosis of sorts at adulthood; But while males lose the use of their forepaws, females actually grow a third set of limbs specifically to serve as wings. Young females travel great distances looking for a suitable nesting site. Because of their nomadic habits, these are the dragons most fre...

Fantasy game art from The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion . Almost all the characters here are customized with Tamriel NPCs Revamped (TNR), which uses Oblivion resources to personalize each character (hair, face, clothing) according to their role and voice in the game. Some characters were further customized with new hairstyles and eyes made available through COBL , which builds on TNR, sometimes with drastically different results. Together, TNR and COBL replace every one of the characters that exist in the original Oblivion game. You can inspect the samey-looking original characters at the Unofficial Elder Scrolls Pages . Most characters also differ from standard Oblivion in their dress and visible gear. TNR makes changes, which we have also overridden with a mix of Banes Diverse Guards , Banes Guilds United , and the Cyrodiil NPC Remodeling Project (CNRP), which re-outfits characters in Bravil , Bruma , Cheydinhal , Chorrol , the Dark Brotherhood , and the Fighter's Guild . ...

Fantasy game art from Heroes of Might and Magic V . Play Heroes of Might and Magic V risk-free with money-back guarantee from Good Old Games.

Get Dragon Age Origins Ultimate Edition DRM-free and with no-risk Money Back Guarantee from Good Old Games . Fantasy game art from Dragon Age: Origins Ultimate Edition (Dragon Age: Origins, the Awakening expansion, and all official Downloadable Content). Drakes are juvenile dragons that have begun to show shoulder spikes that will ultimately become wings in females. Male dragons never develop their wings and remain drakes. Often, several will form the harem of a female dragon, helping her lay a great many eggs. From Codex entry: Dragon : Male dragons never develop into the winged monsters of myth. At most, their forelegs grow vestigial spurs where wing membrane might have been. Once they have fully matured, males immediately seek out the lairs of adult females. When they find one, they move into her lair and spend the rest of their lives there, hunting for her and defending her young. They will aggressively defend her nest, and many would-be dragon hunters have been lo...

Fantasy game art from The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion . The Daedric Princes are an alternate pantheon that is not as popular as the Nine Divines, but worshipped nonetheless. They differ markedly in their more active and yet aloof role with their worshippers by offering deals to pilgrims -- rewards for performing a service -- instead of intangible blessings for following their tenets and living a virtuous life. Several Princes have a shrine in Cyrodiil where small clumps of followers gather, and where the player can visit to make a deal in exchange for a powerful artifact. (One of the Nine Divines, Kynareth , also has a shrine in the style of the Daedric Princes, and we have included it here.)

Fantasy game art from Heroes of Might and Magic V . Play Heroes of Might and Magic V risk-free with money-back guarantee from Good Old Games.