I like the differentiating thickness in the lineart. Do you use a computer tablet, or a mouse?

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Monk:"He who stumbles in the darkness with a stick is blind, but he who...sticks out in the darkness...is...luminescent?"

GM: ....lose 50 exp.

For this guy, (piece? drawing? eh, whatever,) the Gnome itself was done on a tablet, whereas the effects, ( the big cone of cold, the cold auras around the hands and staff,) were all done with mouse.

All done in flash though. ^^

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Ok. What type of tablet do you use? I'm thinking of buying one, so I need some input.

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Monk:"He who stumbles in the darkness with a stick is blind, but he who...sticks out in the darkness...is...luminescent?"

GM: ....lose 50 exp.

I dont have it with me at the moment, but the next time I do, I'll let you know.

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k. thanx

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Monk:"He who stumbles in the darkness with a stick is blind, but he who...sticks out in the darkness...is...luminescent?"

GM: ....lose 50 exp.

Well, I'm back from vacation, and I now have said tablet in my posession. Well, the tablet is a "Hyper Pen" tablet, made by Aiptek, (www.aiptek.com), and is 12" by 9". I think it works really well. I got it for my birthday, so I dont know how much it costs, but you could probably find out the price at the website.

The tablet comes with a wireless pen and a wireless mouse, a set of batteries for each,installation sotfware, and 3 CD's with photo-editing programs if you dont have better ones already.

I find that the only downfall of it is that if you leave the batteries in the mouse or pen, theey run down quickly.

Hope this helps, and have a nice summer! ^^

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Thanx Dan.

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Monk:"He who stumbles in the darkness with a stick is blind, but he who...sticks out in the darkness...is...luminescent?"

GM: ....lose 50 exp.