Some doodles of Seren , one of Antonius , and one of Ives for the latest episode of Heart of Tyre DnD campaign.

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A doodle of Ahst, DnD character from the Tyre campaigns.

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A doodle of and Shing, a side character from the Tyre campaigns.

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Raost commission by !!!

LOOK AT OUR FLAMEY BOY! (This is my DnD character for Shadow of Tyre w/ )

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At the sieges of Halicarnassus and Tyre for example, we hear of highly-destructive torsion stone-throwers called petroboloi being used in Alexander’s army. These devastating machines could either be wheeled or wheel-less and could be placed on land on siege towers and on ships.

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New art for Seren in campaign The Heart of Tyre, art done by

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Something I did for a friend's birthday awhile back!

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What started out as a doodle was turned into a full-blown drawing.
Tyre and Kaeri are intercepted by quite the fiery assailant.
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am i the only one who still finds it funny till this day that jongin really tried to be spooky with this ufo post on ig and thought the drawing was an alien or even casper the friendly ghost when in truth, it's the mascot of Michelin, a tyre manufacturing company 😭😭🤧🤧 https://t.co/SuwT0BzWJd

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The Finnish word for tyre is "rengas" and it always makes me daydream about Rengar. Big handsome beastman~~

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Carthaginian visiting a now very Hellenized Tyre circa 200 BC

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Less-Than-Fine Art Friday 13:
PP roll
(sorry that this one isn't as cursed as they usually are, the server I host LTFAFs in has been a bit of a tyre fire recently and I'm kinda demotivated by that)

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Fletcher Tyre is a mysterious tracking Ranger at Dimentions national Park, whose job it is to not only keep tabs on the wildlife, but to look out for Dimensional poachers.

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As the years progressed Martin’s ability for the sublime appeared to increase. His skies pound the canvases with fury! Fallen Angels in Hell (1841), Assuaging of the Waters (c1834-40), Destruction of Tyre (1840), Joshua Commanding the Sun to Stand Still (1840) & Solitude (1843)

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