Its taking longer than I would like to finalize the other members of the group, but rushing the process could derail book 1 since its the "personal side" of the series, so I'm going to take my time.
I did collage together a preview of the group that can be seen in Homecoming. I -really- like the Orc and the Sorceress, and the scout is pretty close too. My Psion wont use a staff or have tattoos, (or be bald to begin with, Tennant has those huge sideburns) I'm still up in the air on what type of character archetype I want to use for the Wizard (aristocratic and kind of snooty or eccentric and partially wacko), and the Knight needs a full body image makeover.
The end goal is to make each character cool enough, powerful enough, and potentially the "true villain" that the genre of the series wont give away too many of the twists for new readers/viewers. Even though technically Flux is the first book in the series its still ultimately "the sequel" of book 2 as I wrote it first.
If you have any feedback regarding the character designs and archetyping I will gladly accept it.
Before the age of reason and science, magic ruled the world. Now, it’s coming back and if most of humanity gets wiped out in the process....well, sometimes you have to break a few eggs.
Its taking longer than I would like to finalize the other members of the group, but rushing the process could derail book 1 since its the "personal side" of the series, so I'm going to take my time.
I did collage together a preview of the group that can be seen in Homecoming. I -really- like the Orc and the Sorceress, and the scout is pretty close too. My Psion wont use a staff or have tattoos, (or be bald to begin with, Tennant has those huge sideburns) I'm still up in the air on what type of character archetype I want to use for the Wizard (aristocratic and kind of snooty or eccentric and partially wacko), and the Knight needs a full body image makeover.
The end goal is to make each character cool enough, powerful enough, and potentially the "true villain" that the genre of the series wont give away too many of the twists for new readers/viewers. Even though technically Flux is the first book in the series its still ultimately "the sequel" of book 2 as I wrote it first.
If you have any feedback regarding the character designs and archetyping I will gladly accept it.