@qntm "Technically incorrect in such a way that, by giving that answer and adopting that frame of reference, I've rendered the whole premise of no use to anyone"
October Features!
First up is "Heavenwards; A History of Wallwalking, by Muhammad Antigonus", written and featured by
@yossipossi
Second up is "UNAVOIDABLE. SPLIT." written by @HamperedGibson and featured by @LAN__w
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They resisted the onslaught with a brutal ferocity. When machines fell to the mud, or to the rain, the countrymen beat weapons from their limbs.
#swordtember Day 3 - Gears
An accursed sword with an invisible blade, entombed (for everyone's sake) in a block of enchanted crystal. After some years spent chiseling, its seekers found it no less sharp, and its victims found it no less bloodthirsty.
#swordtember Day 1 - Crystal
A necromancer cannot wield a blade in battle. Not for lack of skill, of course, simply out of convenience; after a while, they find that the ghosts get in the way.
it's been a little while since I drew anything, and I think it's about time I got back into the habit. to that end, here's an absolutely terrible pair of fellows
The Dragon's monstrous stature belies its true intentions; its demeanour is simply one of playful curiosity. Treat it kindly, and you'll find it makes a fine (if fickle) companion.
That being said, do not let it pick you up.
Chest-mimics are a common menace, and often cost incautious adventurers their hands. For those who succumb to their wounds, their dismembered skeletons make a perfect hiding place for the mimic's youngling brood...