Riddick finds himself chased by bounty hunters in the streets of New Mecca, the capital city of Helion Prime. After fulfilling his first missions, he gets caught and thrown into the prison of Crematoria. From there he plans to escape together with Kyra, who first has to be rescued. Eventually, Riddick wants to get back onto the Necromonger ship to finally defeat Lord Marshall.

• Rendering of models that are used for normalmap generation (Highres and Lowres)
• Templates using physmodels now use that as icon instead of the class-specific one
• Revived viewing of .XW files as models
• Ability to select keys (NodeBar)
• Copy/Paste keys (NodeBar)
• Removed Direct3D from Render selection
• Pointed Installed Ogier icon to correct target
• Selection method reverted to the original (Sorcery version). Right-clicking to unselect isn’t necessary anymore (optional in Preferences)
• Tweaked "bigbrush" selection conditions to allow for selection of engine_path when zoomed in 2d views
• Changing class of a group doesn't destroy the brushflags (NoForceSnap/Hidden etc.) on the grouped objects
• Center function centers on selected vertices of available instead of the center of the object
• "Show scenepoints" toggle implemented (under View menu)
• Selecting a target key and pressing another entity automatically sets that entity as target (and generates a new targetname if there is none)
• Combiner keys are not activated when they are hidden by hideoptions.
• Debug-solids rendering works again

Up until now, I always thought there was only one Necromonger knife style, the one Riddick kicks out of the Necromonger's hand during the fight on Crematoria. The big dagger pulled out of the back of the big Necromonger guard (called Irgun the Strange in the novel) never counted as a Necromonger-designed weapon since it was made and apparently shoved into Irgun's back by some enemy on a planet the Necromongers conquered long ago. I always believed there was only one style of Necromonger knife in the film. Turns out there are (at least) two. The first one is the one I initially identified as a specially created prop based on Kit Rae's "Black Legion" dagger. It's the same one that's been on eBay for $750.

The second one is, unmistakably, Kit Rae's Black Legion Dagger. Everything matches. The guard, the blade, the butt end of the handle, the whole thing. The only modification is the prop department enlarged the hole closest to the cross guard to a true circle rather an oval and might have also enlarged the second hole up, as well.



My guess is the first knife is supposed to be a Necromonger "foot soldier's" dagger. The Black Legion Dagger, being more elaborate, represents a Necromonger "officer's" dagger. There's some support for this, since Riddick is wearing an officer's armor (with the circular "saw" ridges on the shoulder) when he infiltrates the Bascilica.



So, the bad news is that I was wrong and Kit Rae was right.

The good news is that you can now add Kit Rae's "Black Legion" Dagger as a genuine Necromonger officer's knife to the site's archives.

This is my newest and most biggest pipe-cleaner creation, the Hammerhead Alien from Pitch Black.

With poseable tail, movable wings, extendable tentacles, moveable jaws,

this can be matched against a Riddick action figure.

Standing 6 inches tall on it's tail, it can be considered as an action figure, or a toy.

I'm Raphael Verzosa, and this masterpiece is not for sale.

the game crept up behind the tired old concept of a movie license, shot it in the face with its own gun, dragged its limp corpse into the darkness, hopped in a Mech suit and shot the Status Quo into bloodied mulch