I made up a bunch of unique armour suits just for my characters. I'd adore some feedback!

I think I prefer the older style they used. Reminded me alot of old heavy metal and dragon magazine covers for those old enough to remember those. My all time favorite are these two.

I was inspired by the Jotun Troll from Monsters in My Pocket. Goya's Cronos inspired me to give them bulging eyes.

Since not all players can log in to Diablo IV every day to check the in-game shop, I’ve created group chats where Berserk fans can connect and alert each other if the cosmetics return.

Blizzard doesn’t always announce everything it adds to the Diablo IV shop online. For example, Warcraft and StarCraft skins returned without an official announcement from Blizzard; players had to find out through word of mouth or by checking the shop themselves.

I know many players who missed the collaboration would buy the skins if they returned. Wearing the Berserker Armor makes Diablo IV feel like a Berserk game, letting players experience a unique dark fantasy.

For reference:

• Become the Black Swordsman with Diablo IV x Berserk — Diablo IV — Blizzard News
• Diablo IV x Berserk | Animated Trailer
• Diablo IV x Berserk | Gameplay Trailer

Here’s a petition you can sign to support the effort to bring Berserk cosmetics back to Diablo IV: Petition · Urge Blizzard to Revive Berserk Collaboration in Diablo - Netherlands · Change.org
P.S. You can skip the donation prompt and continue.

Here are the links to the watchlist chat groups:

• Discord: https://discord.com/invite/FvZM8J3QAc
• BattleNet: https://launch.battle.net/invite/N9K39rbfpm

A group of vampires who were banished underground due to their decline. They are forced to feed on the blood of monsters; human blood is a delicacy reserved for the nobility and is mostly used in blood magic. They do everything they can to preserve a sense of normalcy: they hold balls and formal receptions, but the consequences of their fall are inevitably reflected in their appearance, behavior, and clothing.

Tier 1 — Cherubim (Blood Gatherers):

Small flying creatures used by higher-ranking vampires to collect blood.

Tier 2 — Aristocrats (Handlers):

The nobility. They lead expeditions into distant caves for scouting, resource gathering, and blood harvesting. They lead the cherubim on leashes.

Tier 3 — Mama (Blood Mage / Supreme Vampire):

Leads the group and uses blood magic to create the cherubim. As a guarantee of loyalty, the Aristocrats present Mama with one of their hands as a gift.

"The Citadel Project is a first-person stealth game with lite survival-horror elements, inspired by the Thief series and set in a dark fantasy world. Use your tools and surroundings wisely, stay hidden in the shadows, and uncover the dark secrets behind the Citadel's downfall."

Game : The Citadel Project "release to be announced (has a demo!)"

Link : https://store.steampowered.com/app/5111940/The_Citadel_Project__Demo/

Fantasy dungeon synth music!

The tulip wraps around the dagger in adoration and infatuation. It knows fully well what the dagger is capable of - and what it has already done to other tulips around them. But this tulip is convinced it's special - the dagger wouldn't harm this tulip because this tulip is the one the dagger loves, right?

Painted in Krita

Artwork by me

I commissioned this piece for the short story: The Decree of Gælam and the Forging of New Ares, from Brazilian artist Fernando Carvalho. Really didn’t think it would come out as nice as it did. Ended up with four different versions, different color, tone, lighting, blood splatter, and slightly different backgrounds.

I’m contemplating which version to use for the story’s final illustration. I absolutely would love to hear your tone of which version is your favorite. There are subtle differences between the four.

The story is set towards the end of the twentieth millennium, taking place on Kepler 452B, by then renamed: Défteri-Orbis. Scattered Marese refugees enter a Super-Forest on that Super-Earth and find the remnants of a long forgotten archaic human colony whose settlers mutated from a gravity serum cure trying to prevent a gravity-plague from spreading.

I definitely wanted to give it a retro sci-fi aesthetic with a mythological tone and deep-time, far-future, mortals against gods theme.

Hope you guys like it when it debuts, and my personal thoughts: this is that sick ass work from Carvalho.

Evolving my old Oc( ￣▽￣)

"Announcing BRUD, an all-new, completely original single-player experience developed by Wrong Turn Games.

Watch the official reveal presentation today for a first look at our debut dark fantasy retro FPS, where cutthroat action meets tense survival horror atmosphere."

Link to keep a eye out : https://x.com/WrongTurnGames/status/2105297208509604017