Galactic Conquest: Inhabitants of the Galaxy
One of my first professional projects was illustration work for the manual of a sci-fi/fantasy tabletop roleplaying game: Galactic Conquest. The game was never released, but taught me so many valuable lessons I would carry on as I continued my career. These pieces are representations of the various races available to players. They each have unique traits and deep histories to give players great depth when building a character. I feel I could have been more ambitious with the designs, but they served their purpose.
Lizzoid: A reptilian alien with a tiny brain and tentacle arms? Sure!
Archtrion: Mysterious reptilian creature from an unknown galaxy.
Archtrion
Felitite: Humanoid race with feline traits.
Felitite
Shapeshifter: They could be anyone. Nobody know what they really look like...
...But this is the best guess of witnesses who managed to catch them between changes.
Surrican: Space elves, basically.
Surrican
Avian: Humanoids with wings.
Avian
Crystalar: So technologically advanced they appear to be sorcerers to less advanced races.
Crystalar
Lizzoid
Lizzoid
Glidarian: Space dwarves.
Glidarian
Fradajtion: The closest equivalent to Earth humans. They've been permanently altered by their new homeworld.
Fradajtion
Dracolyte: Humanoid race resembling the legendary dragons of Earth.
Dracolyte: They have a love of heavy armor and explosives.
Torrealite: Rodent-like humanoids specializing in technology.
Torrealite
Devite: Warlike race with a long tradition of combat and a warped code of honor
Devite
Rocar: Brutes with incredible resilience and savage technology.
Rocar
Serpentis: Snake man. Their homeworld was destroyed and thus they've taken to using cruel and desperate means to survive.
Serpentis