#zarak

[oldschoolfrp]

Skylla the Magic-User, Zorgar the Barbarian, Drex the Warrior, and Zarak the Half-0rc Assassin, pregenerated chaotic player characters "based on the Official Advanced Dungeons & Dragons Action Toy figures produced by LJN Toys, Ltd." (Larry Elmore, Timothy Truman, and Jim Rosloff, D&D module XL-1: Quest for the Heartstone, TSR, 1984)

Note that Skylla is incorrectly represented by Elmore's concept art for Charmay, an unproduced toy for a good magic-user character. Skylla's correct art and figures depict tattered robes and silver hair beneath a golden horned skull headdress. While the art swaps here and in The Shady Dragon Inn seem to be editing errors, the 5e adventure The Wild Beyond the Witchlight (2021) retconned Charmay to be an alias of Skylla.

[bundleofboys]

Casio rents a saucy movie to enjoy with Zarak.

This is the first page of a free-form mini comic featuring the winning prompt from August's exclusive poll: Casio/Zarak "Netflix and Chill" (AKA: they're gonna fuck on a couch).

The first page (or two) will be free for everyone to read, but the hot and heavy stuff will be exclusive to $5+ patrons, so consider backing at the higher levels if you want to read the full thing as I finish it!

[enenkaydoodles]

Recent D&D moment where Casio took a devastating hit like no problem 🐈✨

[gadenhenter757k]

London

[mabellonghetti]

Anita Ekberg in "Zarak" (dir. Terence Young - 1956).

[izunias-meme-hole]

Best Villain of The Transformers G1 Continuity?

Megatron

Starscream

Unicron

Galvatron

Lord Zarak/Scorponok

Sixshot

Devil Z

Overlord

Deathsaurus

Megatron II

Galvatron II

Magmatron

Voting ended onFeb 3

[yandereunsolved]

𝚃𝚛𝚊𝚗𝚜𝚏𝚘𝚛𝚖𝚎𝚛𝚜 𝚂𝚌𝚛𝚎𝚎𝚗𝚜𝚑𝚘𝚝𝚜 — 𝚅𝚘𝚕𝚞𝚖𝚎 𝚇𝚇

Transformers: Headmasters (1987-1988)

[vintagerpg]

Gotta catch up on some toy releases this week. First up, NECA’s Ultimate version of Zarak (2023), the half-orc assassin who was originally part of LJN’s first wave of D&D toys way back in 1983. He joins Warduke and Grimsword in villainy.

Lotta love in this sculpt. Like, a lot, a lot: Thomas Gwyn, the guy responsible, has a massive collection of the original Zarak toy, like multiple copies of the same little guy. Just a little obsessed, and that obsession carries through into the design, keeping it recognizably in line with the old design while being undeniably modern in quality. Two heads, one with the hood, one without, both amazing - what a rotten-hearted gobbo. Seven hands, two throwing knives (which fit in his belted sheaths), a short sword and a delightful potion in a round-bottom bottle. Healing potion? Poison? Both, probably. He even has the slight hunch of the original!

Oh, and the grappling hook! One set of hand sculpts is arrange perfectly to allow him to be posed in mid-rappel. It was the first thing I did with the figure, in fact.