Lewis Baumer. Noel Streatfeild. 1926. Oil on canvas. National Portrait Gallery, London.
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Lewis Baumer. Noel Streatfeild. 1926. Oil on canvas. National Portrait Gallery, London.

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[April 5, 2025] - A sketch from last year of Baumer, the rifle-wielding half-ogre mentioned in the in-game book, The Hunters Hunted.
I remember being befuddled on how tall half-Ogres are. Their manual entry says they're 10' tall but the intro cutscene + in-game sprites say another thing. Maybe they're that tall if they stand up straight, considering that they're hunched + have bent knees in their sprites?
Arcanum Manual: Half-ogres, then, show both sides of their parentage quite clearly. In body they are only slightly smaller than pure-blooded ogres, having a height which averages roughly 120 inches [10 ft], or some 300 centimeters [9.8 ft].
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wips of schofield from @yonderlight ’s Of Monsters, Moon and Blood . it’s very nice fic and i recommend ya’ll to read it if you already haven’t.
today i offer wip garbages; tomorrow ? who knows. i’ll finish this someday when i finally figured out how.
watched 1917 again lads :)
1917 as vines