I’m using a headcanon set in the Dead Space universe and have created my own tabletop game based on the franchise. In it, players step into the shoes of Isaac Clarke, while Isaac himself is a legend within that world.
These are posters created to visualize gameplay moments and showcase the characters.
Kraft is another character from my *Dead Space* universe, created for a tabletop game using D&D mechanics. God, I absolutely love Dead Space!
He is a super-soldier project that spiraled out of control; the government now treats him with extreme caution, as his strength, durability, and speed defy human comprehension. He is driven by a primal urge to test his might against others or to toy with his victims. Over the course of the story, he has sided with the player character Octavia Cortez, who betrayed her own team, and now protects her; after all, super-soldier or not, there is still a human side to him.
On the poster, he has grabbed two players who decided to test his patience and is preparing to kill them.
Stinger is another character from my Dead Space universe (headcanon). He is an elite PMC operative sent to a laboratory on Earth to investigate the cause of a quarantine. During the mission, he loses his squadmates and is the sole survivor; however, contact with the Marker causes him to lose his sanity, leading the organization to send him for rehabilitation. After five years of treatment, he has stabilized and is ready to carry out combat missions once again. He’s a capable close-quarters fighter, but he’s no slouch with a gun, either. His weapon isn't designed for Necromorphs—much like half the arsenal in the original Dead Space — because, frankly, all the weapons in the game... well, you get the idea.
He is a character in my Dead Space tabletop game, which uses D&D mechanics.
As I said before: Gabriel Weller is the best DLC character in the entire history of Dead Space. I'm sorry his life was cut short by a grenade, and especially that the developers seemed to mock him: His wife is a medic, his wound COULD have been treated and he would have lived, but because of the necromorphs and the unfinished hack, the airlock had to be opened manually. He's the hero of the Dead Space universe.
(This is my opinion)
I can't really explain why I liked the Legionnaire RIGs... Maybe it was their simplicity or their menacing appearance, but I can 100% assure you they're truly magnificent.
(My opinion)
One person really wanted to see a poster with Isaac in an arctic suit instead of Logan. You're welcome.
He is not related to Isaac Clarke, but he has his last name because I felt the last name "Clarke" was a tribute to my favorite character.
I really love the armor in the "Fanatic" and "Advanced Suit" paint schemes, so I decided to combine the paint scheme and the suit, and that's what got. I understand the armor isn't painted to its best, but it's not in its final form yet.
My original concept for Logan was that he was a null patient who could maintain a connection with the Obelisk and, to some extent, control it. He wasn't a hero, but more of a villain, driven not by a desire to save humanity but simply to keep himself and his little sister safe.
And no, I don't want to say that he's cooler than Isaac, no. I don't want to compare him to him, because Isaac is a legend.
Dr. Mercer is a good character, but in the original I clearly saw that he was a crazy fanatic who was ready to do anything to "help" everyone get a new body and ultimately sacrificed himself to the infector, and in the remake... Well, he just died like an ordinary extra.
I don't know what to say... I'm just crazy about the poster and that's all.
I love this character as much as Isaac Clarke and John Carver, and I think EA was a of a jerk when they gave him a small DLC and not much time in Dead Space: Extraction.
They created a truly awesome character who'd been through hell, was willing to move mountains for his wife, and then just... Killed him? Seriously?
A bit of lore:
Logan went to that ill-fated bunker, unaware that they were waiting for him. And it's not about the people, but about what's left of them.
I know it's called "Tank," but who's kidding? It's Unitologist.
I spent more time trying to install this reskin than I did playing the game itself. I love Dead Space.