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skywalker wrote:Question to anyone who has this book, are either of the two Dwarf pregenerated PCs female?

Yes.

zedturtle wrote:

skywalker wrote:Question to anyone who has this book, are either of the two Dwarf pregenerated PCs female?

Yes.

Awesome. Thanks

zedturtle wrote:

skywalker wrote:Question to anyone who has this book, are either of the two Dwarf pregenerated PCs female?

Yes.

And she's got a beard.

Falenthal wrote:

zedturtle wrote:

skywalker wrote:Question to anyone who has this book, are either of the two Dwarf pregenerated PCs female?

Yes.

And she's got a beard.

Sexy.

And clad in mail and dangerous.

What else could you ask of an illustration of a warrior woman in an RPG?

I would've said the Grey Mountain Dwarf was a male....but she's busty....so....

Falenthal wrote:

zedturtle wrote:

skywalker wrote:Question to anyone who has this book, are either of the two Dwarf pregenerated PCs female?

Yes.

And she's got a beard.

The artwork is actually ambiguous enough that it could be her hair (since her face is covered by the helm).

It's a very clever piece that allows you to see what you want.

doctheweasel wrote:The artwork is actually ambiguous enough that it could be her hair (since her face is covered by the helm.

It's a very clever piece that allows you to see what you want.

It's the description of her character that clarifies that she is a Dwarf-woman.

Otaku-sempai wrote: It's the description of her character that clarifies that she is a Dwarf-woman.

Yes, but my point is the ambiguity as to her beard status.

doctheweasel wrote:

Otaku-sempai wrote: It's the description of her character that clarifies that she is a Dwarf-woman.

Yes, but my point is the ambiguity as to her beard status.

Agreed. If you met "her" on the street you couldn't be sure.

Reminds me of the old Far Side about outhouses for jellyfish (which, oddly, I was unable to find so that I could link it here.)