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we started season 3 of our Chains of Fate campaign and I decided to give laz and his two situationships new matching season 3 outfits :)
said situationships who have literally never met and I'm sure nothing will explode at all the second they meet next session
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[My true love went riding out. In white and green and gray. Past the pale of Offa's wall. Where she was wont to stray. And there she came upon. A white and wounded fawn.]
Some gift art I did of my boyfriend's DND character Offa (left) and my DND character Princess (left) making their blood pact hehe 🥰🥰🥰
They're losers but so are we !
Artfight attack on adomania
He tried.
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Coin of Queen Cynethryth of Mercia. Circa 780 CE. Wife of King Offa of Mercia.
Cynethryth is the only Anglo-Saxon queen consort to appear on coinage, and the only queen to appear on coinage in the early Medieval West. Cynethryth appears as a witness to charters and her image on her coins closely follows examples of coins of Roman Empresses. She was likely mother to the heir of Mercia, Ecgfrith, before she began to appear on coins. She was patroness to Chertsey Abbey was was recognized in letters as queen by Pope Adrian I.
After Offa’s death, Cynethryth became Abbess of Cookham and controlled the church at Bedford where Offa was buried, maintaining authority in religious circumstances, though she took no further part in politics. Her son, Ecgfrith, died after only 141 days on the throne, leaving Cynethryth without connections to the royal house of Mercia.
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