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Pandemic folklore, evermore
Fearless TV, Red TV
Renegade
@n_quests Thank you! My #dnd #5e adventures are close to hitting Metal best-sellers on @DriveThruRPG. Clear layout, easy to run. Ravenloft-like setting inspired by legend and folklore. Check them out or leave a review if you already have!
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@Hope4TTRPGS Thank you! My #dnd #5e adventures are close to hitting Metal best-sellers on @DriveThruRPG. Clear layout, easy to run. Ravenloft-like setting inspired by legend and folklore. Check them out or leave a review if you already have!
https://t.co/LYu3PNgxV0
My two #dnd #5e adventures are very close to hitting Silver and Copper best-sellers on @DriveThruRPG. Clear layout, easy to run. Ravenloft-like setting inspired by legend and folklore. Check them out or leave a review if you already have! #indie
https://t.co/LYu3PNy8My
Prompt of the Day: Mermaid/Yokai
We all know what mermaids are about, right? The sea, the longing, the danger, etc. But what about Yokai? Yokai are an integral part of Japanese folklore; entities like demons, spirits, and magic animals. They can range from mischievous to deadly +
This past month I've been researching and illustrating various stories relating to the Cailleach. I'll be giving the talk tomorrow evening as part of my VDS, which launches tonight; https://t.co/YcNaMu7cU9
#illustration #digitalpainting #Folklore #Goddess
Celebi, the Time Travel Pokémon. This mythical #pokemon, is often considered a guardian of the forest, much like the kodoma who are forest spirits who inhabit trees. It is said chopping down a tree inhabited by kodoma will bring misfortune -S
#PokeLore #FridayTrivia #Folklore
the Forest is watching. / #ink #illustration #slavic #folklore
Arianrhod is a Welsh goddess of the moon and stars. Her name means ‘silver wheel.’ She is believed to carry souls to the afterlife to await rebirth. Her palace is 'Caer Arianrhod,' a title also used in Welsh for the constellation Corona Borealis.
#FolkloreThursday
🎨Anne Stokes
and in opposite seasons, so that both of them can never be seen in the sky at the same time. 2/2 #FolkloreThursday
Johann Bayer's Uranometria (courtesy of the United States Naval Observatory Library)
Scorpius as depicted in Urania's Mirror (1825)
Once the sky held all the stories of mankind, and Anansi wanted them. Sky father Nyame told Anansi that he must capture four impossible beings, too large for a mere spider; but Anansi is nothing if not tricky. He won and gave us stories. #FolkloreThursday
🖼: K. Whitman
After Odin and his otherwise do-nothing brothers slaughtered Ymir for sh*ts n’ giggles, they then tore apart his body and used it to terraform the cosmos, using his lifeless skull to create the heavens. #FolkloreThursday 🖼
The d'Aulairs, Katherine Pyle & Giovanni Caselli
"When Thales was leaving his house to look at the stars he fell into a ditch; ... an old woman remarked to him: "You, O Thales, cannot see what is at your feet and you expect to see what is in the heavens?" (Thomas Aquinas)
The dangers of starry nights for #FolkloreThursday
✦ Flying Ship Update!✦ Jul asks some questions! https://t.co/HSD7NZqbFe
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#flyingship #comics #webcomics #russianfairytale #folklore #fantasy
The sun Amaterasu banished the moon Tsukuyomi, for he broke the rules of hospitality and killed his host. Yet they reunite at times, when the Empress of the Universe feels so inclined: when the moon and sun meet, during eclipses, the two kami reunite, if briefly #FolkloreThursday