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I'm trying something different with this one! If you'd like to see a longer edit with a little more nuance and extra demonstrations, you can find it here.
I'll be posting more long videos to my Youtube when I can, because I'm trying to get them to officially recognise me as the originator of the videos!
But also, as always, there will be bonus tests and cut content on Patreon this week. Any support is greatly appreciated as it helps me make more videos!
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Dragon Age: Origins - Crossbows Pt 1
Bone inlaid crossbow, Germany, circa 1580
from Hermann Historica
Just on his way to work 🏹😎🏹
vampires avid bourd? dealer's choice
AvidMc (Vampires SMP) with various suitable stims!
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More Dwarves! Crossbows from Thistle and Rose Miniatures! Got these cheap from a guy who had had them sitting unpainted for years. Well now they're painted! Classic looking metal sculpts making me glad my dwarf army has this retro green basing scheme.
The unit leader here looks so cool. I love his incongruously Hellenistic helmet. I wish I played ttrpgs just so I could use this mini as my dwarf fighter. He'll work great for Frostgrave though.
"Wallace Wood, 21 October 1977 in Derby, Connecticut. Photo by Mike Zeck."
From the back cover of World of Wood #1, April 1986.
Info from Grand Comics Database
Comic Book Review: The Best of DC #2: Batman
Comic Book Review: The Best of DC #2: Batman edited by Paul Levitz 1979 was the fortieth anniversary of the first published Batman story. Thus this special digest, showcasing interesting stories from each decade of the hero’s publication history. It comes with an essay by Mike W. Barr explaining each story’s significance. Cover by Wally Fax “The People vs. The Batman” credited to Bob Kane…
