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I'm the one who stays up late browsing Pixiv instead of going to sleep. Here are some cute girls for you. The best vampire. The best necromancer. CyGames, every time you create a terrible Blood or Shadow deck, somewhere a cute little girl is crying. Don't do that. And here's some more of the best elf. I really regret that I never managed to make friends with this deck, and now it's a thing of the past. VIS, BANG, AND BOOM! Just think, a year and a half ago, I hated it and wished it all the worst. And now I love it. That's what happens when you pull a good leader, lol.

It seemed to me that the topic of armor was not covered in sufficient detail. I'm fixing it. Let's start with the late 14th century – early 15th century.













And a few more details separately:



Unfortunately, many excellent sets were not included due to the lack of good photos. But you can watch this video, for example: this one.

Sudden DeviantArt find.
Saw this picture, and then everything went hazy.



Pretty cool, huh.





I haven't been interested in or liked horses for a long time, but I really liked this picture. Whatever you say, the aesthetic aspect is top-notch.



Kitty :3



Continuing the theme of cute girls and boys, it was very unexpected to stumble upon familiar faces on DeviantArt. I didn't recognize Rowena at first, but Luna and Vanya are easily recognizable by their distinctive accessories. Rowena has slightly different facial features, and suddenly... who are all these people?

Alex, don't you watch Scallagrim? If not, check him out; you should enjoy his content.

I've been watching for a while. I even shared a video about it on Hv a few months ago.

I must have missed it.

A five-minute trip down memory lane with some German guy from DeviantArt:



























Even in the good old Soviet Union, fairy tales were stolen...





As far as I know, Cervantes was sincerely convinced that he was just writing a parody of knightly novels, just to make some money.

But Goethe, Thomas Malory, and especially Dean Swift, I think, would be very surprised...

Great collection.
Regarding "The Wizard of the Emerald City," I'd like to point out that it's generally considered a rather good translation, not a stolen fairy tale.

I actually like our version better. I read some of Baum's works (not the very first one, unfortunately), and at first, I liked it, but I think it was due to the novelty effect. Later, I re-evaluated my impressions, and our version is more cohesive, interesting, and impressive – it's almost a real fantasy.

Oh, what did I come here for? A five-minute (rotational) bloodcraft session in this thread. SAIGAMES, reprint Azazel when?

Unexpectedly met a guest from the ancestral homeland.



Only not Russian, but Tatar (more accurately, Turkic in general).
Came with the Horde and stayed.

And didn't chop off, but pinched.

Well, and more from there:

Of course, the best boy from a distant galaxy gets no attention, but overall, it's cool; I found a lot of old acquaintances.

*puke*

And aren't those your boy's arms sticking out on the right?