#fero

[miramarcian]

My part in this year's Secret Santa.

The person asked for an Ingo from Legends Arceus but with the new summon suit 🩵💙💜

Maybe it should have been more torn... but I had a hard time choosing parts to tear.

[dailydivy]

could u possibly draw div_y's character from the wandering tides dnd campaign (fero)

Day 277: car

I am enjoying this dnd campaign from a million years ago thank you for telling me the name annonie

[espi-jama]

Also a gift for @pb-s-corner, But this time I REALLY didn't have much context (had to investigate a bit 😅)

[sillyarecrowz]

"Just one sip and all those pesky memories go poof!"

"That- this- this sounds wrong-"

"Don't worry about that. Just one sip and after a bit of pain you'll feel all light and free like a kid again! Who wouldn't want that?"

"..."

I'll probably come back to this one later to redo it but for now I want this idea out of my mind

[harusitoftc]

MAAAAAN

Now I have the twins

Funny thing I now have two ingos (i should look to have two emmets 🗣️)

[idogwee]

Es Fero y Caril! Recuerdan este clip?

[dcdreamblog]

What can you tell me about the pirate superheroes? Guys like the black pirates, captain fear, swordfish and barracuda?

Well the first thing I can tell you is that you're kind of talking about two different time periods. Jon Valor AKA the Black Pirate was active in the 16th century and was more what we would call a privateer than a true pirate.

He was commissioned by the English crown to rob, plunder and scuttle Spanish shipping in the Atlantic but because of the nature of Spanish sailors at the time and Valor's own personal sense of honor he did end up putting down a lot of truly despicable slavers and conquistador-ish men

The other 3 you mentioned, Captain Fear, Swordfish and Barracuda were all active in the mid 18th century much more within what we would call the Golden Age of Piracy.

(Fear's illustration in an 1866 updated edition of A General History of the Pyrates)

Fear's history is very roughly sketched, what we know about him is that he was a Carib (a people group we now call the Kalinago) on an island in the Spanish Carribean enslaved by Spanish sailors who led a native mutiny aboard said slave ship. Making a vow to "treat the Spaniards as I was treated by them"

Fear was a scourge on Spanish shipping, especially Spanish slave shipping for years before teaming up with an English privateer named Baron Hemlocke. The two men led an exceptionally bloody raid on the Spanish town of San Bartolemo (near modern day La Ceiba in Honduras)

Something led to a breakdown in their partnership directly afterward as Captain Fear began to chase Hemlocke out into open water where neither man was ever seen or heard from again

Swordfish and Barracuda we know frighteningly little about. Save that from description of their activities in the waters of what is now Costa Rica its safe to say they were some kind of metahuman. They too vanished without a trace during a confrontation with the pirate "god" X'ult.

[dancy-nrew]

Shout out to when motion was described as a bunch of coiled cables and I was like hey! I drew Samol as that ages ago!