Digital Hero #14 Available

[mattingly]

It's up and rarin' to go. Thanks to all who made it possible.

[JmOz]

:D Well it's about time...I say we cut off the editors head for being late :D

Just kidding, thanks for your hard work

[Nato]

Cool! My Digital Hero premiere!

Excellent article on Miniatures - converting, prepping and painting. Great stuff.

Cool Sentinels write-ups by Darren. Excellent character portraits by Derrick Thomas. He's been doing some really nice work.

Can't wait to read the rest of the issue.

[BoloOfEarth]

I haven't looked through the issue yet, but I have printed off the cover. Incredibly nice work, Nato. Many, many kudos for an excellent job.

[Lord Liaden]

Second the kudos on the cover, Mr. Barnes. Beautiful colors and texture, nicely balanced composition with a strong sense of movement.

I look forward to many more. :)

[JmOz]

The cover was great, have only glanced inside

[teh bunneh]

Nato wrote:
>Excellent article on Miniatures - converting, prepping and painting. Great stuff.

Thanks, Nato, glad you liked the article. Nice cover art! Very much in tune with the current Fantasy Hero books.

I haven't finished the entire mag yet, but David Howard's article on the Medieval Village is well worth the read (and useful for a Fantasy Hero campaign). "You Gotta Have Character" is, as usual, both fascinating and respectful. And the taste of things to come in the upcoming Fantasy Grimoire (from Steven Long's "When Last We Left Our Heroes…") has me aching for more!

I've so far gotten very good feedback on the Miniature Hero articles. I wonder if folks would be interested in seeing more along the same lines? I'm thinking about an article on simple (and inexpensive!) but effective scenery for use for superhero battles, or maybe do a more detailed and extensive conversion (say, like Grond). Is there any interest in something like this? :)

Bill.