Sorcha, the she-wolf of Lormyr by zaqxsw
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Description
A character from a RPG called Stormbringer (a.k.a. Elric) based on the novels of Michael Moorcock. Sorcha is noble born warrior from the stagnant and fading kingdom of Lormyr. Once the flash-point for the rebellion to throw off the yoke of the Bright Empire, Lormyr is a land frozen in the glories of centuries past. Like her homeland, Sorch is beautiful, but cold and unyeilding. Lormyrian axes, like the one Sorcha wields, are the most devistating weapon know in the Young Kingdoms.
Victoria 3.0 with mats and morphs from Ethereal Elegenace & Shadow by Tiff785, the Ultimate Changing Ponytail by DAZ & Darkwhisper with mats from Fantatic Colors! - For Ultimate Changing Ponytail & Wedgecut 2.0 by nightsong, outfit from Barbarian V3 with mats from Barbarian Champion for V3 by Lourdes Marcado & John Malis, axe & pose from Hooterella for V3 by ann0314 & prog, Winter Wonderland by Laurie S & lighting from Millenium Enviroment by Stomemason.
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Comments (6)
Absoloutely stunning work. That outfit is incredible. Lovely hand poses and great axe. V Cathy xoxoxo
Georgeous piece here. Love the POV,and your scene set-up. EXCELLENT+++++
Fantastic image! I like the perspective an your lightning is great!
WOW what a pose, what a babe... gees this is good, love that outfit to bits... most excellent image... so powerful! (V)
Oh hon this is fantastic. So sorry i'm late. She looks amazing, and very strong. I love the lighter image here. Really brings out the character. Excellent work...V
Awesome work. Love the pose and the realistic lighting too. Well done!