Lucio! (That’s how I always begin our emails. For some reason I feel the need to “shout out” his name in text when addressing him.) My man Lucio Parrillo murders another assignment with this ridiculously badass piece of work on Vampirella Deja Thoris #1. Same guy I commissioned to do the cover for my first 2 Blood Magik novels. Check out the exclusive work he did for me that turned my zombie fantasy 6×9 paperback into a horror collectible on Bloodmagik.com and get your limited Pure Art edition while you still can. Iâm doing my first Con next month in Yuma so be sure to get a copy of this first edition before they’re gone. đ¤đđ¤ -z/cm
slams fist onto ground alright wake up ya lazy bones itâs time to wreckhouse and you shake the earth so much that it forces some skeletons conscious again
the opposing party of heroes gestures in upset shock. how did you. do that. thatâs not how magic works
at 500 notes iâll post my homebrew for this lmao
First off, I blame @probablybardâ for giving this post like 300 notes in 2 hours and catching me completely off-guard with regards to note count. Secondly, seeing as I literally just finished this, I havenât playtested this quite yet.
For some barbarians, rage is an undulating force of life, one that can be tethered to another source for as long as the unnatural fury fills your veins. The Path of the Multitudes is a lonely oneâ not many allies are willing to be around one whose anger send life coursing through those long dead, especially when they cannot control the undead they createâ but the sheer joy of summoning others to serve you will perhaps offset that solitude.
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