The Abyss Stares Back From Celestial Art
April 1, 2018 by dracs
Dimension Games are seeking to bring their new Celestial range to life, and have shown off some beautiful character concept art, as well as a look at the sculpts.
Gaze Not Into The Abyss
Celestial brings to us some fascinating characters, warped by their experience with the Abyss. The latest to be revealed is Y'icibyss, the Being of the Ultimate Abysm.
We don't know much about this character yet, but the character design is intriguing. It's very alien, with the flowing tendrils around it looking very disturbing. Even more disturbing is the concept for Jingwei.
Jingwei has a rather tragic backstory, adding a level of pathos to her character that comes across in the art. She died in the Sea of Consciousness, only to be resurrected, no longer a true Celestial, but something warped and malformed.
She hates and is hated by the Celestials who abandoned her and resents her own nature as a twisted being of the Abyss.
Nüwa Offers Salvation
For the mutated Celestials, there is one who offers hope. Nüwa was a Celestial who could commune with PanGu, but has since been disgraced after saying that the entity desires Celestials to change.
A sculpt of Nüwa has been previewed, showing a beautiful 88mm serpentine figure.
This range is looking beautiful, with some imaginative character pieces on the horizon. The background is especially intriguing and seems to have plenty of scope for drama and tragedy.
Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.
"Plenty of scope for drama and tragedy..."
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Nuwa is looking really nice.
http://www.infinitelooper.com/?v=6e6FecdUNYA&p=n#/4;7
that is a beautiful mermaid.
What is this wonderful horror?
Btw, very sexy all around…
now these look very promising . i’ve been close to pulling the trigger on invisible sun of late and these look like they might work nicely for the setting.
i’ve been and had a good look now and on second thoughts they look more numenera than invisible sun, but they are conceptually brilliant none the less.