The art is incredibly rough. The whole point of Ornithopter and thopter-type cards, excluding Roterothopter is that they have flapping wings. It's the thing that makes thopters fantastical albeit impractical when compared to real life fixed-wing aircrafts.
But with this art, I can't even tell in which direction it's flying. Is is reminiscent of a butterfly with two antenna and a very short wingspan? Or is it a three-bladed corkscrew propeller design with one blade obscured from view? Why those wings are joined at the front/back, I'll never understand. You had one job, Wizards!
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Posted Jan 3, 2017Regardless of the century, plane, or species, developing artificers never fail to invent the ornithopter.
Also, the art is pretty rough on this one.
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Posted Jan 3, 2017But with this art, I can't even tell in which direction it's flying. Is is reminiscent of a butterfly with two antenna and a very short wingspan? Or is it a three-bladed corkscrew propeller design with one blade obscured from view? Why those wings are joined at the front/back, I'll never understand. You had one job, Wizards!