Coin Progress Cards

I've been kind of busy for christmas this year actually, fascinating isn't it? Me, my brother and my cousins decided to do our own version of a board game called "Settlers of Catan" for our uncle the 23 of December, one day before christmas Things got very intense since we started 2 months before our "release", and it was a pain in the ass to say the least, but the results were astounding when we finished it.
I won't upload anything else other than the cards for the game since I don't have the right to do so, or so I believe, since I didn't do all of it.

It's funny because I was the only one who realized it's too little time for so much to do, but on the 23 of December I finished my very last card and could breath easily. Things got a bit rough at the end with the panic and stress, but it all wrapped up nicely. I had to eat my own words, so to say, since we did finish our project .

This part is called the "Progress Cards" which through development of cities and through the collecting of so called commodities gives the player a choice to either sabotage, move another players road or anything in between. This in specific is the Blue "Coin" batch of progress cards, which through blue buildings development causes things to happen to other players, and is a very offensive deck.

No cards has any information on it though since it took away a lot of the picture. Instead I uploaded them as they were before any rearrangements.

First of is Intrigue, very symbolic and kind of abstract, which I love to make . Later on comes sabotage, not very pretty but I tried, then Deserter, actually inspired by "Run" made by AndreeWallin here on DeviantART, love the perspective. Then there's constitution with a greek godess of justice, probably my favourite since it explains much without any effort . Next is Warlord, much inspired by the Darknut in Zelda Twilight Princess, actually very much alike in both the posing and armor (I had a very hard time coming up with a sketch for this card in particular).
Then there's diplomat, which can be seen from the Warlord, they're opposite to eachother both in colour and stance, but they both effect another player to your advantage.
Then there's Wedding, which is very inspired by the wedding chapter in Fable, actually kind of the same couple in the picture . Spy, I love drawing thieves, and the perspective was leaned to gain some "action", then there's Bishop, not my favourite, but it'll do .
And the back of course, Blue and gold to represent Coins.

And that's it! Lot of text, and there's still more to come!
Enjoy.