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A US artillery team prepares its 155mm howitzer βLong Tomβ - Caen-Falaise front, 1944
Doc Savage and his Fabulous Five (plus cousin, Pat) by the late, great John Casaday.
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I'm currently in the process of writing some short DnD sidequests for my Feywilds campaign where the party gets to engage with some pretty wild fairytales I have picked out.
For something a bit more particularly scary and unsettling I am writing up some more dark folk horror type encounters for tales like:
-- Long Tom
-- The Hobyahs
-- Kate Crackernuts
I would also like to have the party come across an abandoned church based off of St. Trinian and let them defend it from a buggane attack during the middle of the night...
Are there any other obscure fairytales or folk horror you can think of that would make a fantastic DnD encounter?
These guys are sooo fun to draw give it a shot
Toster guy fell off right after that btw <33
toaster guy on stilts SJHKJJGJG
they are actually my favorites of all time. long tom and toaster guy.... the silliest of all time....
JMI - VOX ECHO "Long Tom" MkII Echo Deluxe
β Reso popolare dalla leggenda britannica della chitarra, Hank Marvin degli "Shadows", il Vox "Long Tom" MkII Echo Deluxe simulava meccanicamente un effetto eco per le chitarre o la voce utilizzando la tecnologia derivata da un registratore a nastro audio. Il "Long Tom" Echo Deluxe fu progettato e prodotto dalla Jennings Musical Instruments (JMI) di Dartford, Kent, UK e fu introdotto nel catalogo dei prodotti Vox del settembre 1964 e nel listino prezzi. Apparve per l'ultima volta nel catalogo Vox VSEL del 1968.β
cred: mercatinomusicale.com/Organ Studio Italia