This is a modified version of my family's COA (I get that this doesn't seem to be an actual thing passed down in history, but bonus points if you guess the name). Am I right in saying the blazon is On Dexter Orr, three Red Roses in Row; on Sinister Checky, Argent and Noir ?
(Art by Ryan Valle, Fantasy Flight Games)
I keep flip-flopping whether I like pith helmets, caps, or sombreros for the bulk of my Tezarda Roadrunners when I draw them. Their summary is that they're basically Amazon delivery for the guard; patrolling and redrawing supply lines to the front, watching out for enemy harassment. They're aesthetically influenced from Revolutionary Mexico (not really any specific side; they have a bit of Huertistas, Villistas, and Obregonistas in their design language), as well as just general vaquería of western Mexico/America.
​
Rn I have it where conscripts get sombreros, guardmen get pith helms, and NCOs get caps; while COs are free to wear whatever on their head (their symbol of office is a poncho). But idk
Not really vandalism, but it low-key doesn't fit Wikipedia's usual ultra-professional diction
[SOLVED] I see all the .dds files in the game folder, but there isn't really a convenient place to VIEW them without installing sth like gimp. I can't even find anywhere online that just shows all the art either; the wiki (bless the editors) is pretty bare on this front too. Am I just blind and missing something?
I came home and saw that my family bought this, I asked my aunt and she said she thought it was pineapple or something. Now nobody trusts it because it isn't clear
My uncle drank some but he's in his room so idk how it is