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Last of the Twisted Hairs
last year i got really into my stonetop ttrpg campaign and handmade a gm screen for my gm's birthday 🪨🍃
artstyle heavily inspired by lucie arnoux’s incredible work in the books (the aim was to have it looking like an official companion piece)! i then printed it out on fabric, backed it with paper, and glued it to some greyboard a la bookbinding techniques. the back reference tables can also be swapped out as needed :)
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every year around late may, without fail, this post starts getting notes again . and my little wet raw chicken breast of a brain gets puzzled. because i forget that summer is , in fact. a yearly event
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tell me about dolmenwood?
Dolmenwood is a setting specific osr (old school revival) game about venturing into a large primeval fairitale forrest.
Originally first developed as part of a series of zines in 2015, collecting inspirations from all sorts of folklore, to the point where it is now THE fairytale forrest to explore.
Something that has bothered me about other osr games like Old School Essentials, Dungeon Crawl Classic or even Shadowdark, is that in cutting back the game to a simpler and older style of play, they often end up with very broad and generic FantasyLand assumptions that makes it so nothing can be too specific or tailored.
Dolmenwood is the opposite, everything in the rules is specifically to reinforce the vibe of the setting itself, whether it be that every spell or magic item has a specific place and context in the world, or that your character inherently has a place in the setting from character creation.
These are the options for characters, you can be a moss/shroom person, a goatperson, a bat-goblin, human, puss-in-boots, or a farie. These are all specific to the goings on in and around the Woods.
This specificity allows the game to make relevant to play a bunch of stuff that otherwise would be sanded off and simplified. Because the game and setting have been set up to support it, there so many incentives to go exploring because you never know what you are gonna find, and its guaranteed to be Interesting.
The American RICHARD E. BYRD class of destroyers is the mainstay of the US OST-II presence. Numerous and subject to such a multitude of MLU (Mid life upgrade) and SLEP (Service life extension programme) programmes, it is likely to continue in its various services for the foreseeable future.
There has been no publicly disclosed replacement project for this venerable spacecraft.
This week, we’re traveling the waters of the Baltic to one of best preserved warships from the Renaissance period.
The Vasa is a famous warship now preserved in Stockholm, Sweden. She was commissioned by Gustav Adolphus II as part of a military campaign. Because of Gustav’s aggressive tactics, Sweden was a Great War power during the early 17th century. This ship, the vasa and her sister ship, Applet, would be fitted with 64 bronze cannons and Vasa was chosen to be one of the most elaborate warships at sea, as a mix of power and propaganda to the might of Sweden.
She was constructed between 1626 and 1628 and was designed by Dutch shipbuilders. And therein lies the first quirk of vasa. At this time, the Dutch and Swedish foot were measured differently, and as such vasas planned proportions were significantly different than what actually occurred when built in Sweden. She ended up being 226ft long and 38 wide. However, her keel was far too narrow for a ship of her size. This was discovered when the vice admiral did a stability test on her by having crew run across the ship. He had to abort only a few minutes in because she heeled dangerously. Unfortunately, no one told the king because he was in a campaign on the continent.
Vasa had her maiden voyage on 10 August, 1628 in Stockholm. She only made it 1300m (~4300 ft) before a gust of wind caused her to heel to port, and water rushed into her open gun ports. She sank quickly, taking 30 crew with her into the Baltic. Her cannons were quickly salvaged for war, and her masts were cut off as she only sunk only about 100 feet, and they could still be seen from shore.
In 1961, she was properly salvaged and taken ashore for the first time since her maiden voyage. She had to be sprayed with water constantly as she could warp and crack if she dried out. They ended up spraying her with a mix of water and polymer to take the water molecules place and keep her stable. The cold water of the Baltic, the low salinity of where she sat, and the clay sediment at the bottom made her incredibly well preserved. They were able to recover 98% of her, including pigment samples and in fact human hair from the crew bodies.
Vasa currently resides in Stockholm, enjoying her new life as a museum ship, one of the few ships from this era that managed to survive, albeit in a very roundabout way. Amongst her exhibits are the bodies of the sailors, sailcloth that’s been recovered, restored and painted statues, and of course the grand Swedish lady herself.
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mock board game art 🏴☠️ try not to get kicked off a ship full of ruthless pirate ladies or smth finally back to more regularly scheduled yuri programming after this \o/
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The despotic fleet, one of the main adversaries of the Dioscorian agents 🔥 The Hidden Isle
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🌊 Naufrage - digital artbook is now available 🌊
Naufrage explores 20 famous and less known shipwrecks found in different waters all around the world. Each ship is accompanied by a little fun fact at the end of the book ⚓
Sunset, by Frederick Judd Waugh, 19. Jahrhundert