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My depiction of a member of the alien race known as the Kasatha from the Role Playing Game called "Starfinder" (although she probably has a level or two of Technomancer, accounting for the fireball in her lower left hand ): paizo.com/products/btpy9ssr?St…

     Although this is not a perfect description, Starfinder can be described as "Dungeons and Dragons" meets "Star Wars"; i.e., a 'Space Fantasy' setting.

     Kasathas are described in the rules thusly:

"Kasathas are gray-skinned humanoids with four arms and pure black eyes. Lacking a protruding nose, a kasatha’s head is smooth and elongated, with skin stretched tight to a skull extending backward far beyond the edge of the neck. While lean compared to humans, kasathas have more advanced muscle fibers that grant them surprising strength. Physical differences between kasatha genders are slight and easily overlooked by other races."

     I happened to have a 'cone head' morph for the G3 Female (not exactlly the same as this race, but close enough), and I've made 'multi-armed' images before, by using another form and hiding all but the arms.

     Funny thing about 'official' depictions of the race I've noticed: I'm not sure if the females are meant to have four breasts as well

     Some of the images show what seem to be a quad set of slight lumps on the chest, while a few others only show two lumps. for this image it was just simpler to show two breasts, but if I ever depict one nude I will probably do a quad breasted version

     A strange thing about me and pencil-and-paper RPGs of late: I tend to buy rule books (mostly in the form of cheaper .pdf files), and will even fiddle around with the rules, setting up my own version of the campaign setting.

     However, when it comes to actually trying to sit down and play, I simply have no drive to do so anymore. Maybe its a result of my age, and the MANY years I have been playing these types of games (since the mid/late 80s, on and off). It could be a function of my work schedule (a decade plus of the Graveyard Shift, draining all of my energy), or something else I'm unaware of (maybe I just need to get off my ass and go see new people to play these games with).

     I'll probably never give up playing these games for good, but I think for the most part that phase of my life is behind me now (for better or worse ).

Description

My depiction of a member of the alien race known as the Kasatha from the Role Playing Game called "Starfinder" (although she probably has a level or two of Technomancer, accounting for the fireball in her lower left hand ): paizo.com/products/btpy9ssr?St…

     Although this is not a perfect description, Starfinder can be described as "Dungeons and Dragons" meets "Star Wars"; i.e., a 'Space Fantasy' setting.

     Kasathas are described in the rules thusly:

"Kasathas are gray-skinned humanoids with four arms and pure black eyes. Lacking a protruding nose, a kasatha’s head is smooth and elongated, with skin stretched tight to a skull extending backward far beyond the edge of the neck. While lean compared to humans, kasathas have more advanced muscle fibers that grant them surprising strength. Physical differences between kasatha genders are slight and easily overlooked by other races."

     I happened to have a 'cone head' morph for the G3 Female (not exactlly the same as this race, but close enough), and I've made 'multi-armed' images before, by using another form and hiding all but the arms.

     Funny thing about 'official' depictions of the race I've noticed: I'm not sure if the females are meant to have four breasts as well

     Some of the images show what seem to be a quad set of slight lumps on the chest, while a few others only show two lumps. for this image it was just simpler to show two breasts, but if I ever depict one nude I will probably do a quad breasted version

     A strange thing about me and pencil-and-paper RPGs of late: I tend to buy rule books (mostly in the form of cheaper .pdf files), and will even fiddle around with the rules, setting up my own version of the campaign setting.

     However, when it comes to actually trying to sit down and play, I simply have no drive to do so anymore. Maybe its a result of my age, and the MANY years I have been playing these types of games (since the mid/late 80s, on and off). It could be a function of my work schedule (a decade plus of the Graveyard Shift, draining all of my energy), or something else I'm unaware of (maybe I just need to get off my ass and go see new people to play these games with).

     I'll probably never give up playing these games for good, but I think for the most part that phase of my life is behind me now (for better or worse ).