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One of the benefits of being an Astropath is that you don't need to make your mask selection based on your ability to see through it. I'm pretty sure that doesn't balance out with having your eyes burst from over-exposure to psychic power, but psykers in Warhammer 40,000 need all of the silver linings that they can find. Especially if the pskyer involved is from our Rogue Trader campaign - pictured above is Lavinia Cross, who came into the campaign carrying a whole bunch of Corruption Points from her backstory, and who is currently feuding with the Navigator (Meridiana - pictured here: fav.me/d9cmm9e ) over which scary lady is the favorite of their Rogue Trader.

This actually represents a bit of a victory for me, just getting something drawn and inked successfully, even if I did cheap out on the background. I was doing a lot of painting earlier in the year, and it seemed to have strained whatever part of my brain is responsible for my hobbies. Since then I've been accomplishing very little, and just laying around, but last weekend I finally found myself in the mood to draw again (I've learned not to try and force these things - that never works for me). I'm still not back to 100%, but it's nice to know that I can still get something done when the mood strikes me.

Description
One of the benefits of being an Astropath is that you don't need to make your mask selection based on your ability to see through it. I'm pretty sure that doesn't balance out with having your eyes burst from over-exposure to psychic power, but psykers in Warhammer 40,000 need all of the silver linings that they can find. Especially if the pskyer involved is from our Rogue Trader campaign - pictured above is Lavinia Cross, who came into the campaign carrying a whole bunch of Corruption Points from her backstory, and who is currently feuding with the Navigator (Meridiana - pictured here: fav.me/d9cmm9e ) over which scary lady is the favorite of their Rogue Trader.

This actually represents a bit of a victory for me, just getting something drawn and inked successfully, even if I did cheap out on the background. I was doing a lot of painting earlier in the year, and it seemed to have strained whatever part of my brain is responsible for my hobbies. Since then I've been accomplishing very little, and just laying around, but last weekend I finally found myself in the mood to draw again (I've learned not to try and force these things - that never works for me). I'm still not back to 100%, but it's nice to know that I can still get something done when the mood strikes me.