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I love transitional Armors - The 1300s are abound with unique kits.

Particularly Sapper kits are always unique, as they're specialized for the task at hand - which is often hard manual labor under threat of stones and arrows.

The Long Hammer would work fine in a pinch, if the besieged force were to sally out.

I couldn't quite tell why the Crossbow was stylized with bumps. I thought it may be horn, but some forum members pointed out it's likely Yew, as it's known to be a strong, knotty wood; and colored depictions gave them "Belly & Back" coloring as is typical of medieval bows.

"Nobody made a greater mistake than he who did nothing because he could only do a little."

Raindrops sculpt mountains, and iron sharpens iron

Historical Artifacts from Cetlic/Germanic/Scandinavian cultures.

Ritually Killed Sword, Sword Ring, Finger Ring with Arabic Inscription, Arm Rings, and a Brooch or Clasp.

If anyone is curious about anything shown here I'd be happy to relate their history

Been absent working on super secret projects and developing new skills - I'll be able to reveal those soon. Exciting stuff on the way :^)

Got @peachplossum (on insta) an IPad Pro and had a chance to mess with it while babysitting our cats in the backyard. #procreate is really nice to use, and the IPad is super responsive and smooth, very cool.

She's is already making a lot of cool stuff with it and hopefully you'll see that eventually as well.

Druid piece for the @horridrealm October prompt list #horridtober

Watch the old Dragon Age Origins "Warden's Calling" trailer for chills. We used to create things...