[Daheim]

I'm building a drake character, who happens to turn into a sea drake. They desribe them fairly well in Runner's Companion, but I'm wondering if there are any official or fanmade pictures out there than I help base my physical description off of.

Thanks All!

[Ten-Hex]

The leviathan picture in the SR4A critters section is pretty good. Sea drake characters probably look like a mini version of that.

[farothel]

There are drawings in the 3rd edition version of 'dragons of the sixth world'.

[tbrminsanity]

Beaten to the punch.

SR4, SR4A and Dragons of the sixth World are my three resources.
I agree with Ten-Hex that the Leviathan in SR4A is one of the better pictures.

[Ten-Hex]

I agree with Ten-Hex that the Leviathan in SR4A is one of the better pictures.

Yeah, it's got the best cuddly, "I want to nom on your face," look imo.

[Daheim]

Thanks for the tips guys I appriciate the timely response! If anyone is interested, I posted a story detailing his awakening/turning into a drake in the fiction section here - http://forums.shadowrun4.com/index.php?topic=3341.0.

[CanRay]

Om nom nom, Cajun Cookin'!  Just like Mom used to make!

[Charybdis]

Google Image search keyword string:  fantasy dragon sea
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Plus many, many more

Artwork is fun 

[grimjaws]

That's a very nice image of a Leviathan, consider it yoinked.

[Daheim]

Yeah, the more I look at it the more I like it Thanks for all your input!

[Charybdis]

I liked it for it's Anime/Godjira style.

If the PC in question has an Asian background, it's even better

[Daheim]

Unfortunately, he's American from Louisiana, so he's going to have a bit more of an elongated snout, like an alligator, but I really like the body. Sleek looking!

[CanRay]

An American, a Confederated Citizen, or a Cajun?

Yes, there is a difference. 

[Charybdis]

An American, a Confederated Citizen, or a Cajun?

Yes, there is a difference. 

Blah blah blah.

You're all Americans as far as anyone outside the continent is concerned

[CanRay]

North American, Central American, or South American?

Again, there's a difference.