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MONGOOSE PUBLISHING PRESENTS Character Portraits: Fantasy Heroines MONGOOSE PUBLISHING PRESENTS Character Portraits: Fantasy Heroines Contents Credits 2 Introduction Editor: Ian Barstow 3 Assassins 4 Barbarians Cover Art: Anne Stokes, Larry Elmore 6 Bards 8 Clerics Interior Illustrations: Chad Sergesketter, David Griffiths, Anne Stokes, Marcio Fiorito, 10 Druids Steven Cook, Alejandro Villen, Danilo 12 Fighters Moretti, Carlos Henry, Patricio Soler, Eric 14 Monks Bergeron, Shane Coppage, Gillian Pearce, 16 Paladins Sarwat Chadda, Andrew Jordan, Renato 18 Rangers Guedes, Rene Brandt, Brent Chumley, Fred 20 Rogues Rawles 22 Magic Users 24 Psions Production Manager: Matthew Sprange 25 Commoners 26 License Proof-Reading: Ted Chang Open Game Content & Copyright Information Character Portraits: Fantasy Heroines is ©2003 Mongoose Publishing. All rights reserved. Reproduction of non-Open Game Content of this work by any means without the written permission of the publisher is expressly forbidden. Character Portraits: Fantasy Heroines is presented under the Open Game Licence. See page 26 for the text of this licence. All artwork and text, with the exception of the colour images on the cover are considered to be Open Game Content. All rights reserved. If you have any questions on the Open Game Content of this product please contact Mongoose Publishing. The mention of or reference to any company or product in these pages is not a challenge to the trademark or copyright concerned. Mongoose Publishing Mongoose Publishing, PO Box 1018, Swindon, SN3 1DG, United Kingdom [email protected] Visit the Mongoose Publishing website at www.mongoosepublishing.com for regular updates. 1 INTRODUCTION ASSASSINS INTRODUCTION Whenever you create a new character sheet, one item human fighter? Why not look at a few of the half-orcs always seems to get neglected – the character’s portrait. on offer. After all, ugly is as ugly does. What does Agnes des Barres, budding human paladin actually look like? You probably spend a short amount To easily extract individual pictures from your PDF for of time telling the rest of your party about your hook printing or copying as JPEG files, use the following nose and eager face, only to immediately involve method: yourself in adventuring and abruptly forget your own limited description. 1. Select the Graphics Select Toll from the menu bar. 2. Drag a frame around the picture of your choice. Now you can address this problem without hours of 3. Right click on the picture you have selected. work drawing a portrait which will probably end up 4. You now have two choices – you can select Print looking like the Bearded Lady; let Mongoose do it for and a picture of the selected character can be you! In this, the second in a series of PDFs containing printed out. Alternatively, you can select Copy and character portraits, we present more than 100 fantasy the picture can be transferred to your clipboard. heroines, all races and all classes, plus a few novelty Then open Paint and Paste in the file. You can ones thrown in for good measure. then save it in whatever format you desire, even edit the portrait if you wish. Feel the need for any Inside you will find fighters and monks, clerics and eyepatch? magic users, even psions. What is more, each one has even been given a name so that if you are feeling After this, the world is your oyster. If you have a uninspired you can leaf through and pick out a suitable graphics program on your machine, such as Adobe name as well! All the pictures are designated Open Photoshop, you can open the file, colour it, create a Games Content, so you may do with them as you will. sepia effect or anything else that takes your fancy. The pictures are presented randomly within each class, It is also possible, using Adobe’s Help menu to extract and with good reason. We are not here to tell you all the pictures in one go. Simply go into Help, select what your elf looks like, nor your gnome, halfling or Index and look up Graphics. It will give you walk whatever. If you see a picture you like and you think through instructions on how to extract graphics. it works, then go ahead and use it. Got a Charisma 5 Lady Ethelfleda Xadriana Halfmoon 2 3 INTRODUCTION ASSASSINS ASSASSINS Ysolla Riniver Flaine Blackheart Venus Solabraxus Nefertari 2 3 BARBARIANS BARBARIANS BARBARIANS Draosa Frosdottir Cevyan Woolwine Elavyan Fiala Lybrylla Harshbarger 4 5 BARBARIANS BARBARIANS Jidda Tasil Lurg the Unbridled Lalonna Riverfey Brussa Mesmeria 4 5 BARDS BARDS BARDS Alyryan the Fair Ravyan Goldenhair Dark Urodith Eris Thunderdrum 6 7 BARDS BARDS Elorfidith Illumantis Edith Moondrip Cuthien Songbird Oerith Windtalker 6 7 CLERICS CLERICS CLERICS Sister Isawen Cheren Wyrdcrow Corfirith Tigerseye Unaradia Coldskin 8 9 CLERICS CLERICS Vaclya the Temptress Varadia Sinalinvor Frejda of the Wilds Ugly Huviel 8 9 DRUIDS DRUIDS DRUIDS Amaralith Wayfarer Tadith Barkeyes Gothiel the Cat Sithrawien Anumcara 10 11 DRUIDS DRUIDS Circe Runecaster Cwiniver Sunburst Bruvyan Tiphareth Endora Redgarters 10 11 FIGHTERS FIGHTERS FIGHTERS Yva Storm Chin Ho Merocia the Fearless Merylla Epona 12 13 FIGHTERS FIGHTERS Sylver Phoenix Ariel Lightninghand Selkie the Black Calatin Goldenrod 12 13 MONKS MONKS MONKS Samhain Icewind Aster Rosencruetz Kali de Molay Wyvern Winterglow 14 15 MONKS MONKS Starr Ravenclaw Daisy Glassdarkly Amber Musestruck Diana Sunwise 14 15 PALADINS PALADINS PALADINS Rosslyn Emeratus Cordelia Sephiroth Hummingbird IoPan Inanna Wolfgrin 16 17 PALADINS PALADINS Crystal de Medici Rhiannon Ooserwulf Titania Moonglow Lynx Caliburnus 16 17 RANGERS RANGERS RANGERS Dion Caerdweller Annis Meadmaker Reiki Springhart Branwen Therion 18 19 RANGERS RANGERS Galadriel Shadowfax Redrose Peacepipe Medea Greenbriar Meadow Evertrue 18 19 ROGUES ROGUES ROGUES Tabitha Blarneystone Luna Summerland Xena d'Argent Jasmine Yggdrassil 20 21 ROGUES ROGUES Belladonna Avalon Shanarra Tylwyth Aurora Chalicebearer Sphinx Baptiste 20 21 MAGIC USERS MAGIC USERS MAGIC USERS Carmen Realmwalker Eostre Fyrewind Labrys Staygold Hecate the Grey 22 23 MAGIC USERS MAGIC USERS Soror Pixieled Sylvia Annwyn Aster Coldhands Tara Opalfyre 22 23 PSIONS COMMONERS PSIONS Yoni Geasabond Poppy Mistletoe Nona Woodwose Badb Starcircle 24 25 PSIONS COMMONERS COMMONERS Biddy Bakebread Grandma Moog Buttercup Evertrue Shakti Birchbranch 24 25 LICENSES Legal Information 3.Offer and Acceptance: By Using the Open Game Content You Permission to copy, modify and distribute this document is granted indicate Your acceptance of the terms of this License. solely through the use of the Open Gaming License, Version 1.0a. 4. 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