u/iconoclast_69

I've always liked that the Formorians were a single piece of art (like crusade/jihad, gillman/innsmouth, and others) but only just realized that they are a palindrome too

*Edit: not a palindrome - reversed spelling is what they are

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Started December '25. Just got my Avatar of Fire.

1 more Frazetta to go - Witherwing

And I'd like a curio from Arthurian Legends (we likely all would) which for now it's place is being held by Frogimago

I play often as well - kitchen table style 90% of the time, with friends, but the collecting is a very fun add on piece for the game for me

Found this scuplt on Etsy and painted it for my Planescape PC - a half-orc barbarian monk.

I don't understand the benefit of this site ... as in, whats the use case where you want 1 or 2 of these

it almost feels like a clue type card to a mechanic yet to be revealed, some site mechanic of a future set, but more likely its for a mechanic in current sets that I just don't get.

Anyone got examples of how you have used this 1 mana, no threshold, elite site?

I feel like I pause every time I come across this card and just admire. Very creepy looking fae who seem to like ... coffee? and the middle one looks like he has teeth on his forehead like he's a pooka in a pathfinder goblin's clothing but taking a coffee break with his buddies (hey Frank, hey Carl - coffee's hot. hows the goblin imitating going? oh you know) and then all the little arms waving around at the bottom. Very fun dark fae art.