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I can't believe it now good this looks! A 21st Century Illuminated manuscript! A tome the likes of which I've never seen before. I suspect it's going to remain in a class of it's own amongst RPG books. A work of art. Phenomenal. What an achievement. Thanks for sharing.
February 12, 2025 at 12:37 AM
I can't believe it now good this looks! A 21st Century Illuminated manuscript! A tome the likes of which I've never seen before. I suspect it's going to remain in a class of it's own amongst RPG books. A work of art. Phenomenal. What an achievement. Thanks for sharing.
Businesses must pay their dues to e-barons who own the digital real estate (so called techno-feudalism)
Postmodernity, finally? But seasoned with lashings of the medieval.
Postmodernity, finally? But seasoned with lashings of the medieval.
The growth of groups like QAnon.
The credit crunch and years of quantitative easing - with a growing gulf between the wealthy and the rest of us.
US housing stock increasingly bought up by Investment companies.
The credit crunch and years of quantitative easing - with a growing gulf between the wealthy and the rest of us.
US housing stock increasingly bought up by Investment companies.
This was indeed the first horseman (knowledge isn't relevant).
Then Trump's rise to power and his bare naked lies about the inauguration (lying is of no consequence).
Then COVID and the damage to trust in scientific institutions (e.g. published articles based on faked data sets retracted)
Then Trump's rise to power and his bare naked lies about the inauguration (lying is of no consequence).
Then COVID and the damage to trust in scientific institutions (e.g. published articles based on faked data sets retracted)
February 11, 2025 at 11:52 PM
Businesses must pay their dues to e-barons who own the digital real estate (so called techno-feudalism)
Postmodernity, finally? But seasoned with lashings of the medieval.
Postmodernity, finally? But seasoned with lashings of the medieval.
The growth of groups like QAnon.
The credit crunch and years of quantitative easing - with a growing gulf between the wealthy and the rest of us.
US housing stock increasingly bought up by Investment companies.
The credit crunch and years of quantitative easing - with a growing gulf between the wealthy and the rest of us.
US housing stock increasingly bought up by Investment companies.
This was indeed the first horseman (knowledge isn't relevant).
Then Trump's rise to power and his bare naked lies about the inauguration (lying is of no consequence).
Then COVID and the damage to trust in scientific institutions (e.g. published articles based on faked data sets retracted)
Then Trump's rise to power and his bare naked lies about the inauguration (lying is of no consequence).
Then COVID and the damage to trust in scientific institutions (e.g. published articles based on faked data sets retracted)
Michael Gove - an important figure in Government said “we are sick of listening to experts” and did not immediately lose all credibility.
That was the first Horseman.
That was the first Horseman.
February 11, 2025 at 11:51 PM
The growth of groups like QAnon.
The credit crunch and years of quantitative easing - with a growing gulf between the wealthy and the rest of us.
US housing stock increasingly bought up by Investment companies.
The credit crunch and years of quantitative easing - with a growing gulf between the wealthy and the rest of us.
US housing stock increasingly bought up by Investment companies.
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This was indeed the first horseman (knowledge isn't relevant).
Then Trump's rise to power and his bare naked lies about the inauguration (lying is of no consequence).
Then COVID and the damage to trust in scientific institutions (e.g. published articles based on faked data sets retracted)
Then Trump's rise to power and his bare naked lies about the inauguration (lying is of no consequence).
Then COVID and the damage to trust in scientific institutions (e.g. published articles based on faked data sets retracted)
Michael Gove - an important figure in Government said “we are sick of listening to experts” and did not immediately lose all credibility.
That was the first Horseman.
That was the first Horseman.
February 11, 2025 at 11:50 PM
This was indeed the first horseman (knowledge isn't relevant).
Then Trump's rise to power and his bare naked lies about the inauguration (lying is of no consequence).
Then COVID and the damage to trust in scientific institutions (e.g. published articles based on faked data sets retracted)
Then Trump's rise to power and his bare naked lies about the inauguration (lying is of no consequence).
Then COVID and the damage to trust in scientific institutions (e.g. published articles based on faked data sets retracted)
This was indeed the first horseman (knowledge isn't relevant).
Then Trump's rise to power and his bare naked lies about the inauguration (lying is of no consequence).
Then COVID and the damage to trust in scientific institutions (e.g. published articles based on faked data sets retracted)
Then Trump's rise to power and his bare naked lies about the inauguration (lying is of no consequence).
Then COVID and the damage to trust in scientific institutions (e.g. published articles based on faked data sets retracted)
Michael Gove - an important figure in Government said “we are sick of listening to experts” and did not immediately lose all credibility.
That was the first Horseman.
That was the first Horseman.
February 11, 2025 at 11:50 PM
This was indeed the first horseman (knowledge isn't relevant).
Then Trump's rise to power and his bare naked lies about the inauguration (lying is of no consequence).
Then COVID and the damage to trust in scientific institutions (e.g. published articles based on faked data sets retracted)
Then Trump's rise to power and his bare naked lies about the inauguration (lying is of no consequence).
Then COVID and the damage to trust in scientific institutions (e.g. published articles based on faked data sets retracted)
Apart from the fact that he really does look like my grandad did when I was a kid, this just really does show that Might Makes Right in this new political world of Trumpism. We're finally, truly postmodern now.
Steve Bannon ADMITS in court to having defrauded campaign donors to the tune of $25 MILLION for “building the border wall in Mexico.”
He initially pleaded not guilty to the 5 charges brought against him.
efe.com/mundo/2025-0...
He initially pleaded not guilty to the 5 charges brought against him.
efe.com/mundo/2025-0...
Steve Bannon admite fraude y evita la cárcel en su caso penal sobre el muro de Trump - EFE
Steve Bannon, exasesor de Donald Trump, admitió haber defraudado a los donantes de una recaudación privada para construir el muro fronterizo con México.
efe.com
February 11, 2025 at 11:12 PM
Apart from the fact that he really does look like my grandad did when I was a kid, this just really does show that Might Makes Right in this new political world of Trumpism. We're finally, truly postmodern now.
I love the Friday feeling. What a relief! One of life’s best experiences. Downing tools.
January 24, 2025 at 8:32 PM
I love the Friday feeling. What a relief! One of life’s best experiences. Downing tools.
One for the future. I love these. I didn't paint them but I have got a set I will paint
GOBLIN BITING STICKS:
GOBLIN BITING STICKS:
January 17, 2025 at 12:39 AM
One for the future. I love these. I didn't paint them but I have got a set I will paint
GOBLIN BITING STICKS:
GOBLIN BITING STICKS:
HOPELESSLY OUTMATCHED:
January 17, 2025 at 12:38 AM
HOPELESSLY OUTMATCHED:
NASTY MUTHAHUBBARD
January 17, 2025 at 12:38 AM
NASTY MUTHAHUBBARD
CONE HEAD (work in progress). Basically, I think he's a pretty sinister Demon
January 17, 2025 at 12:36 AM
CONE HEAD (work in progress). Basically, I think he's a pretty sinister Demon
CROCMAN and SHARK MUTANT (Two monsters for the Port Blacksand Game)
January 17, 2025 at 12:35 AM
CROCMAN and SHARK MUTANT (Two monsters for the Port Blacksand Game)
HYDRA. Since grassed the top of the rocky outcrop. And the lizard I used as a model.
January 17, 2025 at 12:33 AM
HYDRA. Since grassed the top of the rocky outcrop. And the lizard I used as a model.
RATS IN VILE SLIME
January 17, 2025 at 12:32 AM
RATS IN VILE SLIME
GREEN DEMON. Was pleased with his eyes.
January 17, 2025 at 12:31 AM
GREEN DEMON. Was pleased with his eyes.
Goblins guards - for the City of Thieves (Port Blacksand) game I prepped for my young son:
January 17, 2025 at 12:29 AM
Goblins guards - for the City of Thieves (Port Blacksand) game I prepped for my young son:
First time I used static grass. 12 months earlier I watched a video of railway modellers using applicators on Youtube and -to my shame - I mocked them to my partner.
One year later I bought one and used it on the base of my
HILL GIANT:
One year later I bought one and used it on the base of my
HILL GIANT:
January 17, 2025 at 12:26 AM
First time I used static grass. 12 months earlier I watched a video of railway modellers using applicators on Youtube and -to my shame - I mocked them to my partner.
One year later I bought one and used it on the base of my
HILL GIANT:
One year later I bought one and used it on the base of my
HILL GIANT:
I started painting miniatures in 2021. It's done me a lot of good. Sanity in hard times. I'll post a few shall I?
VAMPIRE HUNTERS:
VAMPIRE HUNTERS:
January 17, 2025 at 12:22 AM
I started painting miniatures in 2021. It's done me a lot of good. Sanity in hard times. I'll post a few shall I?
VAMPIRE HUNTERS:
VAMPIRE HUNTERS:
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the compendium—alllllmost 500 pages
January 7, 2025 at 10:40 PM
the compendium—alllllmost 500 pages
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maze, acrylic and ink on board
December 16, 2024 at 9:33 PM
maze, acrylic and ink on board
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drew that
January 11, 2024 at 9:43 AM
drew that
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Pars magnifica artis! Magnum opus, Zak.
Some magnificent piece of art! Great work, Zak.
Some magnificent piece of art! Great work, Zak.
January 7, 2025 at 11:51 PM
Pars magnifica artis! Magnum opus, Zak.
Some magnificent piece of art! Great work, Zak.
Some magnificent piece of art! Great work, Zak.
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So, here are a couple pages. The fighting style of the Emperor's assassins, because, in the immortal words of Jack Black, I LOVE KUNG FU. And the Dead Lakes which are delightfully weird.
January 4, 2025 at 1:10 AM
So, here are a couple pages. The fighting style of the Emperor's assassins, because, in the immortal words of Jack Black, I LOVE KUNG FU. And the Dead Lakes which are delightfully weird.
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So looking forward to getting my hands on these 400 pages of pure LotFP-OSR-D&D-able goodness.
(I have some of them as PDFs but, frankly, printed on paper they're much easier to use)
(I have some of them as PDFs but, frankly, printed on paper they're much easier to use)
November 30, 2024 at 7:44 PM
So looking forward to getting my hands on these 400 pages of pure LotFP-OSR-D&D-able goodness.
(I have some of them as PDFs but, frankly, printed on paper they're much easier to use)
(I have some of them as PDFs but, frankly, printed on paper they're much easier to use)