This version of that iconic staple of renaissance millenarianism is a fresco in The Oratorio dei Disciplini at Clusone ,executed in 1485 by Giacomo Borlone de Buschis.
And the other one's got a bow. And they're working crowd control for their leader. Obviously, skeletons have a greater tactical acumen than D&D gives them credit for.
It is extremely cool, but what isn't cool is how quiet Middenmurk has gone! More mad hedgemen, violent martyring and milk-curdling ill-omen post haste plase!
Hey Tom, loving what im seeing. I would massivly recommend the now defunct band "The moon lay hidden beneath a cloud" as a source of inspiration. As most of their stuff is impossible to find here are a couple of tasters:
And the other one's got a bow. And they're working crowd control for their leader. Obviously, skeletons have a greater tactical acumen than D&D gives them credit for.
ReplyDeleteIt is extremely cool, but what isn't cool is how quiet Middenmurk has gone! More mad hedgemen, violent martyring and milk-curdling ill-omen post haste plase!
ReplyDeleteHey Tom, loving what im seeing. I would massivly recommend the now defunct band "The moon lay hidden beneath a cloud" as a source of inspiration.
ReplyDeleteAs most of their stuff is impossible to find here are a couple of tasters:
http://rustednoise.blogspot.com/2007/08/moon-lay-hidden-beneath-cloud-st-arthur_8681.html
http://rustednoise.blogspot.com/2007/08/moon-lay-hidden-beneath-cloud-smell-of.html
OKAY IT IS TIMET OGET PISSED.......
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It looks like the skeleton with the bow has loaded it with three arrows as well!
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What the Dickens, Beltman? Who does this commenting on 3 year old posts. Dabbling in necromancy will get you in trouble ;)
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