I've been playing with your modules a lot lately, both regular townspeople and my main actors. I love the bowties, hairbands and beards. Any plans to do eyeglasses? Thank you for all these creations.
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@Lady_JJ I haven't put glasses yet? Huh, thought I did. Time to add it to the list.
Next planned thing however is full outfits, just because some things don't work as modular, like capes and some robes and whatnot. Starting off with the ladies with a cute spring dress and a hooded capelet and dress combo:

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I did find one premade sprite with glasses, but not a modular. Maybe I missed it? Love the spring dresses, especially that you've included both long and short lengths. I've been mixing and matching outfits a lot lately, really appreciate your naming system of these sheets. Thank you for all these contributions.@Lady_JJ I haven't put glasses yet? Huh, thought I did. Time to add it to the list.
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Continuing the full outfits, here's a couple for the gents - one with a short cape for your rogue/ranger/prince-in-disguise, and a fancy tailcoat for your fancy fellows:

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@Lady_JJ - Ah-ha, I found it, I knew I had glasses somewhere in my uploads: One of the Advent posts.
This week I sort of lost track of the theme so here's a couple variations of skirts for your ladies - ankle-length and a bell-skirt:

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Thank you! <3@Lady_JJ - Ah-ha, I found it, I knew I had glasses somewhere in my uploads: One of the Advent posts.
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I figured that as long as I had the fancy suits, I should add top hats. The tricky part about them is that you can see the underside of the top hat in some views, so you'll need to erase a bit to get the hair to look like it's going over it. Then also bandanas because why not:

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Love those hats, especially the bandanas.
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New base, why not? A while ago I just had the urge to make a baby base so now you get a baby just sitting there and waving its hands a bit. I'll have to do a crawling version some other time:

Anyway, human variations, a couple elves, an orc, and a demon. ( Bah, didn't put horn nubs or a tail on demonbaby. I'll fix that some other time. For now it's bedtime. :p ) -
Back to outfits. This time I'm focusing on town guards. These are full outfits for two styles of armour so you can have some modular guards for your modular peasants. This one is for the ladies:

Next week's male outfits will be basically the same, just in Size Dude so they can have matching uniforms to serve in the same towns. -
An excellent idea. Thank you.
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Double-update because I was too busy last week to even think about sprites. Anyway, here are the male guards that you can drop whatever of my basic-sized male sprites into, as well as helmets. The crests on the bottom row fit over top of the three full-size helmets to make a fancier helmet for your captain or otherwise fancier guards.


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I sort of lost track of what day it was. Anyway, ran out of guard stuff so here's another hair piece - just a set of straight bangs that will fit anyone:

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I ran a What Character Class Do You Want poll in July and the #4 result was Barbarian. I gave both of them abs but you can only see any of them on the woman, since the man has that chest-belt thing going on. Anyway, Rhona is a warrior with a mace because I really liked how my mace turned out, ready for adventure and fighting. The older scarred man is Brand - is he the village leader, or Rhona's mentor, or the veteran member of your party with one last quest in him?

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Love how these have turned out. I can see why you were keen to use that mace - very nice indeed!
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The next character class that you wanted to see was Bard, so here are a pair of bards. Charli is a bit more out there, ready to inspire with songs or jokes, or whallop enemies upside the head with juggling balls. Lilac is your more typical lute-playing bard if you're looking for someone more traditional.

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Love these.
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The third class requested was Ninja, and when I was playing with demons for the design I ended up going with a red oni/blue oni theme. Kumo is here with her knives and precision in the dark, while Hono prefers to charge right in so his target knows what's about to happen ( though as always names and personalities are up to whoever uses them. ;) )

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And now we come to the most-requested class- Thieves! I've got Giselle as an older rogue - is she the leader of a shady crime empire or a mentor to street urchins? And Grit is a teenager - one of Giselle's proteges, or maybe a young rogue looking to have his first adventure using his skills of sneaking and lock-picking.

... Which will apparently show up eventually. Drat it, the board was being so good about uploading updates recently! -
Those thieves are excellent!
And I particularly like the way you've done an older Giselle. That weary looking left eye is a touch of genius. As I think I've mentioned somewhere in this thread, there is a lack of older characters that aren't utterly decrepit, wandering around with their hands behind their backs.