Crispy™ The most attractive RPG protagonists/characters

[Dadd]

 

[Zarniwoop]

Never played any of the games, but no way someone hasn't mentioned Bayonetta.

I love taller women in general, but any chick that's feisty/independent gets extra points on my scale. Makes it even hotter when you put them in their place.

Probably because Bayonetta isn't an RPG, even by the Codex's most retarded definitions.

 

[BruceVC]

Ah... good old teenage years.

You have excellent taste and Im glad someone included Viconia but you left out Isabella from DA and Josephine from DA:I is also hot

 

[Lord_Potato]

Ok, I'll bite. What is this game?

 

[Camel]

you left out Isabella from DA

Current Isabela.

 

[Goliath]

Ok, I'll bite. What is this game?

Dragon's Crown. A game mostly famous for that girl's tits.

 

[JarlFrank]

Thread needs more feet.

 

[Aarwolf]

Thread needs more feet.

Here's Maiden in Black for you!

And Yuna too:

 

[Dedicated_Dark]

FF7 Remake. Game was kind of meh!~ but Tifa is hot.

Game's bland but Bastila is cute I guess.

Have no idea why I simp for the DS3 Firekeeper but I do.

Curly hair Yennefer is prettier than default Yennefer.

 

[Artyoan]

For me, its FF8's Quistis.

 

[HammyTheFat]

Xana from Dark Messiah - she also happens to be the only npc trying to help you out even if she is a literal soul sucking succubus.

 

[Aarwolf]

High Priestess from Disciples 3:

And a little something for JarlFrank too:

 

[Gahbreeil]

Aerie from Baldur's Gate. Morrigan from Dragon Age. Sharwyn from Neverwinter Nights. And Jeanette.

All four, not based on what the model or portrait looks like yet based on who the characters are meant to be? In other words, imagine while staying more or less close to the guideline.

 

[Goldschmidt]

Aerie from Baldur's Gate. Morrigan from Dragon Age. Sharwyn from Neverwinter Nights. And Jeanette.

All four, not based on what the model or portrait looks like yet based on who the characters are meant to be? In other words, imagine while staying more or less close to the guideline.

Elves went from this:

to this:

 

[Skdursh]

Yakuza Like a Dragon

 

[Modron]

Yakuza Like a Dragon

Yakuza Like a Dragon was the only Yakuza game to have consistently attractive ladies in it the rest of the games have 1-3 at most mixed in with a bunch of middling women.

 

[Cat Headed Eagle]

You can step on DS3 Firekeeper's face in the best ending.

 

[Hagashager]

Aerie from Baldur's Gate. Morrigan from Dragon Age. Sharwyn from Neverwinter Nights. And Jeanette.

All four, not based on what the model or portrait looks like yet based on who the characters are meant to be? In other words, imagine while staying more or less close to the guideline.

Elves went from this:

to this:

Only in Aerie's case. Jaheira doesn't exist anymore, Half-Elf and all that.

I frankly didn't find Aerie that cute, either in her portrait, and especially in her personality. The only BG female NPC that would look halfway attractive as a real person is Imoen...which would make things awkward for your PC on account of being your Half-Sister.

This thread is wild, I could never think this hard about pixels. The only time I actually thought, "This character would actually be attractive as a real person" was Yennefer from Witcher 3.

Well, her and Daisy. Daisy would rock those 70s bangs.

 

[Cat Headed Eagle]

Aerie from Baldur's Gate. Morrigan from Dragon Age. Sharwyn from Neverwinter Nights. And Jeanette.

All four, not based on what the model or portrait looks like yet based on who the characters are meant to be? In other words, imagine while staying more or less close to the guideline.

Elves went from this:

to this:

Only in Aerie's case. Jaheira doesn't exist anymore, Half-Elf and all that.

I frankly didn't find Aerie that cute, either in her portrait, and especially in her personality. The only BG female NPC that would look halfway attractive as a real person is Imoen...which would make things awkward for your PC on account of being your Half-Sister.

This thread is wild, I could never think this hard about pixels. The only time I actually thought, "This character would actually be attractive as a real person" was Yennefer from Witcher 3.

Well, her and Daisy. Daisy would rock would rock those 70s bangs.

With Aerie, they wanted the Deelit audience.

 

[Aarwolf]

Enough of this elf nonsense!

 

[Humanophage]

Aerie from Baldur's Gate. Morrigan from Dragon Age. Sharwyn from Neverwinter Nights. And Jeanette.

All four, not based on what the model or portrait looks like yet based on who the characters are meant to be? In other words, imagine while staying more or less close to the guideline.

Elves went from this:

to this:

The elf portraits in Baldur's Gate already bear heavy signs of degeneration with those weirdly angled eyes. They seem related to this weird mestizo-style downgrade in quality in D&D3E (two pictures on the left) that later led to full-on woke stuff.

For comparison:

Although it's not entirely new in D&D3E. If you look at the low quality "punky" AD&D stuff, it also has alien elves. But an elf should look something like this, not like a Mexican or like anime porn.

 

[mondblut]

 

[notpl]

 

[Zed Duke of Banville]

Ok, I'll bite. What is this game?

Dragon's Crown is a beat-'em-up released for the Playstation 3 by Vanillaware in 2013; not only a call-back to the fantasy-themed arcade beat-'em-ups of yore but drawing specifically on the only two D&D-licensed arcade games: Tower of Doom (1993) and Shadow over Mystara (1996). Character progression and customization were added to the usual beat-'em-up formula, the player is accompanied by three computer-controlled party members to simulate a four-player arcade beat-'em-up, and the combat is quite good for the type of game it is. Also features distinctive Vanillaware artwork, some of which are available as Codex avatars:

 

[Cat Headed Eagle]

Dragon's Crown is also well within the sort of beat em up Vanillaware makes and they all have this sort of visuals, courtesy of George Kamitani. The guy who told kotaku they were fags for not liking big booba.