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Union Army contract Remington Model 1863 Zouave rifle, American Civil War.

from Rock Island Auctions

Various Edged Weapons

From top to bottom: Tuareg Takouba, Southeast Asian Dha, Sudanese kaskara, British Pattern 1888 Bayonet for the Lee-Metford Rifle.

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It’s time for another giveaway~

I have a LOT of dice hanging around this house doing nothing–doubles of sets I already have, doesn’t fit my aesthetic, whatever the reason, they’re perfectly good but didn’t make the collection cut. So, I want to share them with someone who’ll appreciate them! The winner of this giveaway will receive one full pound of random dice! (I’ll pay shipping.) The actual number will vary depending on the mix, but that’s somewhere in the neighborhood of 100 dice!

Rules:

Must be following me! New followers count too.

Likes and reblogs both count for an entry! You may reblog as many times as you like.

You can get a THIRD entry by submitting a picture of your own dice to my blog! (One entry per person this way.) Depending on how many submissions I get, not all may be posted, but every single one I receive will count for an entry.

Do not tag your reblog as “giveaway,” it can lead to the notes getting messed up and no one wants that.

Winner will be chosen by RNG on October 1st, 2017.

You MUST have your askbox open and MUST be comfortable giving me a shipping address.

**This giveaway is not affiliated with tumblr in any way**

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A pair of ivory stocked Dutch turn barrel Werder flintlock pistols, circa 1670.

from Rock Islan Auctions

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Mle1777 pistol

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Spanish flintlock blunderbuss, 18th century.

from The Art Institute of Chicago

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Sword uncovered by archaeologists in Norway, dated to the 10th century AD.

Currently in posession of the Museum of Cultural History in Oslo

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@we-are-viking

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Double barrel (turn barrel) flintlock rifle crafted by Nicolas Noel Boutet of the Versailles Armory, early 19th century.

from The Wallace Collection

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Ornate Turkish miquelet rifle decorated with ivory, mother of pearl and red coral, dated 1793.

from Hermann Historica

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German flintlock hand mortar (grenade launcher), circa 1740.

from The Art Institute of Chicago

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But I’ve learnt something these last few days. Those bastards… Those bastards are worse than us. Politicians, fucking judges, lords and ladies. They are worse than us. And they will never admit us to their palaces no matter how legitimate we become. Because of who we are, because of where we are fucking from. Is that right, Ada? Our Ada knows. She got smart about revolution. And she knows you have to get what you want your own way.

Tommy Shelby | Peaky Blinders S3E6

(via we-are-rogue)

#Mind of the revolutionary #peaky blinders #thomas shelby

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What force powers would Tarek specialize in?

Healing and skills to sharpen the body and mind of himself and others. Not flashy, but any army at his back would be hard to best, and he himself swift and powerful even by jedi standards.

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I feel like Tarek would have a mean Battle Meditation. So would Rein.

#tabletalk #star wars

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Dragonlords of Tarkir in D&D: Atarka

To start off, this post was suggested by @weare-revolutionary, one of the winners of my 1000 follower competition! To see posts suggested by the other winners, click here!

Atarka, World Render

This version of Atarka was built on the Adult Red Dragon stats, but with some important adaption. The antlers as an extra attack gives her a higher standard damage output, and the inclusion of Fire Breath in the multiattack (plus additional fire damage from her bite attack) serve to increase her damage output to be appropriately more powerful than a standard adult dragon, with her high fire damage hinting at power to come later in her Elder Dragon form.

To mirror her card, I gave her the Dragons’ Feast ability. While this is not a direct copy of double strike in a mechanical sense, it does work in the same manner of providing an extra attack to other dragons, and does so in a way that is flavourful for Atarka’s brood: giving an additional bite attack to demonstrate their hunger.

Dragonlord Atarka

1280 years can really give a dragon time to grow, so this statblock takes more inspiration from ancient dragons. With Dragonlord Atarka, I wanted to mirror her card’s theme as Tarkir’s supreme firebreather. As such, the Rain of Fire ability, combined with Fire Breath as part of her multiattack, means that she gets an extremely high damage output from her firebreathing compared to any other Ancient Dragon of similar CR to her.

Though in her elder dragon state she no longer provides a buff to other dragons as she did with the Dragons’ Feast ability, her hunger now is demonstrated with both the two bite attacks she may take as part of her multiattack, and by the Gorge legendary action that lets her lay down a maximum of 4 bite attacks each turn.

So, there is the first of Tarkir’s dragonlords, so naturally, the four others are to follow! In coming weeks though, expect more posts from Ravnica, and not just subclasses! I’ve been working on a few posts to go along with the subclasses I’m creating, which I’m very much looking forward to sharing too. Also, there is some non-MTG-related homebrew on the way, which I’m very excited about posting. In the meantime, I hope you find in-game uses for this truly titanic dragon!

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If you like good homebrew statblocks, especially Magic: The Gathering adaptations, go follow @kor-artificer Thanks for doing this contest, and thanks for picking my entry!

#kor-artificier #Atarka #5e #mtg #homebrew