Mandalorian Concept Art is a blog about the different concepts and styles that go into building a perfect Mandalorian character. This website contains a collection of resources for costume, armor, props, and accessories. The costumes on this site were created for display purposes and are not for sale.*
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Mandalorians are known for being highly skilled warriors, uniting their talents with the use of the beskar armor. But what is it that makes a mandalorian a mandalorian? What makes one suit of beskar armor better than another?
Concept art is what makes all this possible, and this blog discusses the different styles that go into creating a perfect mandalorian. From the iconic helmet to the detailed carapace armor, everything is discussed here.
Post your own art, talk about Mandalorians, or discuss concepts with other fans.**
Mandalorians have been a part of Star Wars since the beginning. They have a long and rich history and yet, at times, seem to have a lack of direction. I am hoping to change that through this blog.
I’m going to try and go into different concepts for building mandalorians, whether it be armor, weapons, or armor styles. I hope you’ll find this blog helpful and maybe we can even get some discussion going on these topics.
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Ok, so you want to play a mandalorian in a Star Wars RPG game. Fine, but how do you make your character truly stand out? What makes a character truly unique? Isn’t the whole point of roleplaying games to create characters that are different from one another? The point of role-playing is to have fun, and if your character is just like every other character with the same name and class then that defeats the purpose.
Some of the coolest characters to be created in the Star Wars Universe are the Mandalorians. They have a look that is iconic and universal. These character’s are seen in our favorite video games, books, comics, and movies. A lot of people want to play as Mandalorian characters and create their own Mandalorian character in the Star Wars RPG.
A great deal of time and effort goes into creating a perfect character. Creating a great Mandalorian character is not just about looking cool with Mandalorian armor on. It’s about creating an interesting backstory for your character and making sure that your character has a reason for being a Mandalorian and why they are wearing armor in the first place.
The types of characters that are made are varied, but some great examples of what can be achieved by a creative mind is seen in Timothy Zahn’s The Last Command novel where he creates two amazing characters who go by the names Jodo Kast and Veela. These two characters stand out among all other characters because they have such memorable personalities and reasons for being Mandalorians.
The creation of any type of character involves many different things like taking into account their personalities, background stories, technology used by them, etc… Building an interesting personality for your character also involves knowing how you want
The social structure of Mandalorians is complex, but it can be broken down into four main groups. The average, everyday Mandalorian is known as a serif. A serif’s place in Mandalorian society depends on their skills, which will vary according to their occupation. Everyone has a job in Mandalorian society and no one is above any other except the Mand’alor himself.
Step 2: Choice of armor
The first step in making your own Mando is choosing your armor. You must decide whether you want a traditional set or something more unique. The key to this choice is understanding the roles of different type of armors and what they represent to the average Mando.
An example of this could be choosing between a Beskar’gam (Iron Armor) or the Teroch (Bone Armor). It depends on what kind of look you would like to go for and what role you want to play in game.
Step 3: Weapons
Similar to picking armor, you need to pick your weapons based on how you want your character to look as well as how you want them to play in game. If you’re going for more of a melee combat style then I suggest getting at least two melee weapons, if not a melee weapon and a
I’ve talked before about the different aesthetic styles of Star Wars armor, and this time I thought we’d take a look at the Mandalorians, who are probably my favorite group to talk about.
In the earlier days of Star Wars there was no distinct Mandalorian style, as far as we can tell, other than their penchant for wearing armor. In fact, they wore pretty much whatever they could get their hands on. Bo Katan Kryze wears the suit of Corellian pilot Baron Valen Rudor in “The Clone Wars” and it looks great on her. Durge and Pre Vizsla wear suits that look like DCB’s (Death Watch Battle Armor) and Death Watch Commandos wear Heavy Assault Troopers armor from the Republic era. I’m sure we’ll see more variety in The Clone Wars but let’s face it: when you’re going up against a Jedi Knight, you want the best equipment you can get your hands on, even if it isn’t “cool.”
The Mandalorians took on a new look during the Dark Times when they allied themselves with the Sith and Palpatine. These warriors wore sleek armor that looked almost organic in nature – right down to their helmets modeled after skulls. They were dark and intimidating which is exactly what
