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2) All fictional creatures must have a properly licensed illustration. A) "this is probably properly licensed" or "I think this is public domain" does not qualify. B) fictional creatures without an illustration are intentionally kept out of this until an artist willing to go by this licensing requirement is going to share his illustration with us. This is to keep the definition broad enough to accommodate any artists who are willing to contribute. | 2) All fictional creatures must have a properly licensed illustration. A) "this is probably properly licensed" or "I think this is public domain" does not qualify. B) fictional creatures without an illustration are intentionally kept out of this until an artist willing to go by this licensing requirement is going to share his illustration with us. This is to keep the definition broad enough to accommodate any artists who are willing to contribute. | ||
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Revision as of 04:54, 6 May 2012
Some guidelines:
1) Each creature will have enemy stats of some kind. Do not insert creature without these stats. They can come in one of two forms: A) generic stats assumed for each creature (as with most of the dinosaurs,) or B) a more specific enemy example of that creature (as with most of the intelligent species.)
2) All fictional creatures must have a properly licensed illustration. A) "this is probably properly licensed" or "I think this is public domain" does not qualify. B) fictional creatures without an illustration are intentionally kept out of this until an artist willing to go by this licensing requirement is going to share his illustration with us. This is to keep the definition broad enough to accommodate any artists who are willing to contribute.
