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[Ravnica Batltemap]Griffin Heights 32x56

Set within the orderly blocks of Precinct Two, Griffin Heights is an elite residential quarter home to senior Azorius officials and influential Orzhov nobles. The refined, high-end houses feature immaculate stonework, polished metal fittings, and carefully maintained courtyards—subtle markers of wealth and power without ostentation. Behind these quiet façades, political favors, legal maneuvering, and private dealings circulate constantly among the district’s well-connected residents.

Security is exceptionally tight. Any disturbance is answered swiftly by nearby Azorius arresters, while Orzhov knights discreetly monitor the area to ensure nothing threatens their clients’ comfort. The locals, long accustomed to privilege, show unwavering loyalty to whichever authority best preserves the order and stability they depend on.

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“Not everyone born in darkness is meant to serve it.”

A DnD classic in a realistic, grimdark interpretation. Part of a larger commission - we have many more to reveal.

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The school year is winding down and summer vacation is on the horizon, so I am once again pulled back to 1988, my early days of discovering comic books and my fixation on the Gamer’s Handbook of the Marvel Universe for TSR’s Marvel Super Heroes RPG. The original set of four released in 1988, alphabetically listing a gigantic slice of characters from the Marvel universe, in alphabetical order, featuring full-color model sheets, on loose leaf paper for maximum convenience. You got histories, powers, the whole nine. And because the Marvel comics universe was alive, beginning in 1989, additional Character Update volumes saw release.

This is the first, and largest, of the Updates. The majority is new characters, most of them losers and second-rate villains who appeared in an issue or two, like Meteor Man. I love those folks best, probably. There is a little bit of catch-up, too, fitting in folks like Beta-Ray Bill and Prowler who didn’t make it into the primary reference. Some marquee debuts, too, like Venom and the X-Babies (lol).

Bestial Human Shrew Hand drawn Ink art by William McAusland, writing by Colin Chapman

Although small and rodentine in appearance, bestial human shrews are actually fierce, voracious and hyperactive omnivores armed with a mouthful of sharp teeth, poisonous saliva (Type A, paralysis), and a decided preference for meat. They can make a bite attack (SV +8/ DMG 1d10+poison) as well as use one-handed weapons; however, their tiny fists deliver a punch that inflicts only d4 damage. Because they are quite diminutive as far as humanoids go, they cannot use heavy two handed weapons such a battle axes, pikes, halberds, pikes, heavy crossbows, longbows, great swords, chainsaws and similar large weapons. Likewise, discharging powerful firearms such as shotguns and high caliber rifles will knock them back 1d3 meters and down, expending their next round as they get up again. Humanoid shrews are swift-acting and alert (+1 initiative), quick for their size (9m), capable climbers (1d2 skill points in climbing) and adept at hiding and sneaking (add 1d3 skill points in stealth).

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