the quests in Wizardry: Tale of the Forsaken Land are all like this
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the quests in Wizardry: Tale of the Forsaken Land are all like this
Disco Elysium was exquisite, wasnโt it?
Some say the bogs are haunted at night by the glow of lost souls, will-oโ-the-wisps (ignis fatuus) luring unwary travelers to their doom.
๐จTeodoro Wolf Ferrari (1897)
#PhantomsFriday
WEโLL BE LESS ACTIVIST IF YOU BE LESS SHIT
British photographer Peter Marshall
Death to Fascism: Battersea Bus Shelter, Wandsworth 1980
#PeterMarshall #Photography
Oh, no way! Thanks for the info.
A view across the rooftops in Edinburghโs old town taken earlier today
Rooftops, Edinburgh๐ด๓ ง๓ ข๓ ณ๓ ฃ๓ ด๓ ฟ
Painting of Leeds damp street under cloudy night shy with full moon, cathedral in distance, former Leeds museum in foreground, entitled Park Row.
Goodnight.
๐ผ๏ธ Park Row, Leeds, John Atkinson Grimshaw, 1882.
No dev or artist gets a chance to be seen or show what they have been working on without others sharing posts. It makes a difference and can lead to them finding work, selling prints and getting wish listed for games and itโs not much but itโs better then doing nothing and dose support them.
Aye, thats been the appeal for me too!
Cheers Des, I didnโt know about Bandcamp Fridays!
Iโm very tempted to get an MP3 player or โDAPโ as the cool kids call it now.
I just want to purchase music from the least evil provider.
Is Bandcamp the best way to purchase music online to support the artists?
I realise I sound 100 years old but I have never used it before.
I just want to live a life without adverts and I donโt want to pay Spotify or YouTube to opt out.
Go buy your fave comic artist a coffee, they need it!
Wildflowers, a couple of springs ago, in the churchyard in Buckfastleigh, Devon. This is actually a very spooky spot in winter as it's the resting place of the allegedly Satanic Squire Richard Cabell - inspiration for Arthur Conan Doyle's Baskerville legend - whose corpse is boxed in by a somewhat incongruous structure, a little pagoda-ish, but also not unlike the kind of public toilet you might find in a small British town, which sits on the south side of the church. Do NOT walk around it backwards as the Devil will bite your fingers and Cabell will release his hell hounds. Also, the church has been burned down by Satanists not once but TWICE in the last couple of centuries. (I wrote about all this in more detail in my book 21st-Century Yokel, and a couple of the scarier gravestones inspired bits in my novel Villager.
Wildflowers love dead people.
A mossy spider like tree crawls over mossy boulders.
Mossy tree creature (ash tree under all the moss), near Burrator reservoir yesterday, #Dartmoor, #Devon. #moss #photography
tick nests
COMPUTER WORLDS is a very cool showcase of games www.youtube.com/watch?v=Og6_...
On the Shore. Personal artwork from 2025. Hopefully part of a longer story that has started to brew.
Morning all.
Photographer Shirley Baker. Child swinging from tree, Heaton Norris, Stockport, 1966.
I thought this looked amazing, but a few reviews put me off buying it. Are you saying itโs worth checking out?
I thought it was Suggs too!
Elden Ring (man in the iron mask) prisoner class
I dunno if Iโve got a hundred-odd hour replay in me, but I fired up a new save in Elden Ring for โresearch.โ
Iโve said it before and Iโll say it again, I properly adore the prisoner set design.
The iron mask is so alien.
I shared this in the morning and Iโve only just now noticed the wonderful namesโฆ
Photo of an older man sitting in a booth at an American diner. Backed by windows painted black with night, he stoops over a table, grasping a PS3 controller in both hands. Set up on the table in front of him is a large-ish flat screen TV, on which we can see Demon's Souls being played.
Happy 10th anniversary to this photo of some auld fella playing Demons Souls at an Arbys
imgur.com/gallery/old-...
Kate Jarvik Birch (American Artist, born 1977)
"Red Cup of Espresso", 2025.
Gouache on Paper, 6 ร 6 inches.
Private Collection.
#art #painting #artist #BlueSkyArt
Tag yourself
This Miyazaki episode of Lupin the 3rd had a huge influence on Katsuhiro Otomo -- he learned how to storyboard partly by watching it over and over again
From: Thieves Love the Peace (1980), dir. Hayao Miyazaki, Telecom
Lemmings (1991)
