#evil altar

[oldschoolfrp]

A drow priestess offers a sacrifice to Lolth while a nycadaemon stands guard (David Sutherland, AD&D module D3: Vault of the Drow by Gary Gygax, 1978; this B&W version on the title page repeats the colored image on the monochrome cover)

[asmund-scion-of-ice]

Glossed up the final Goblin Bro and my altar! I like the Gloss more than the Satin. Has a better texture and shine to it (who woulda thought?). Bed for me now. I'm loving this hobby. I'm only disappointed in myself, and not a company (Wizards *cough cough*), for screwing stuff up. I really wish I could get back into Magic but I'm finding it super hard to be interested again. Oh well, enough ranting. Painting is fun!

[thelegendaryvhs]

Ołtarz diabła

aka Ołtarz zła

aka Evil Altar      

Director: James Winburn

1988

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[oldschoolfrp]

Drow supplicants summon the avatar of Lolth (Terry Dykstra, "Gods of the Underdark" chapter of DMGR4: Monster Mythology, supplement for AD&D 2e, TSR, 1992)

[oldschoolfrp]

Not Indiana Jones -- "Colorado Smith et le sacré temple," Didier Guiserix illustration for rules to a complete pulp-inspired adventure game within Casus Belli 23, December 1984

[oldschoolfrp]

Ghouls and bhuts surround the great cauldron in the main temple of the evil abbey. (Keith Parkinson, D&D Expert adventure module X4: Master of the Desert Nomads, TSR, 1983)

[oldschoolfrp]

That old time religion -- Followers of Wakboth (the Devil, the Doom of the World) seek a return to the Great Darkness when Chaos reigned across Glorantha (Guillaume Sorel, Runequest supplement Les Dieux de Glorantha, Oriflam for Avalon Hill & Chaosium, 1987)

[oldschoolfrp]

“The Servants of Anthraxus have all been marked by the oinodaemon with various diseases as a hallmark of their faith.“ (Jim Holloway, “The Dark Conventicle” by Richard W Emerich, Dungeon 11, May/June 1988)