#Battlefield WW1

[scrapironflotilla]

A damaged wayside crucifix near Bellenglise being used to hold telephone wires, 9 October 1918.

[illustratus]

The Ravine of Death at Verdun by Ferdinand-Joseph Gueldry

[theworldofwars]

Sergeant of the Royal Engineers Signals Section putting a message into the cylinder attached to the collar of a messenger dog at Etaples, 28 August 1918.

[vodkaslyme]

Veteran of the war

[thewartoendwars]

Cambrai lying in ruins c.1915.

[treesarewhispering]

Trenchpunk Earth Mage casting a spell to raise the earth beneath them. The shovel is their magical focus. Very much used design techniques of Hayao Miyazaki, specifically Laputa. It helped me push my designs the extra mile that I wanted. I'm a very practical minded person and I have difficulty making something unbelievable.

[renoac]

[jeandejard3n]

No Man's Land

[scrapironflotilla]

The Church Yard at Neuve Chapelle, taken during the battle, 10 March 1915. 

What remained of the churchyard with the re-erected crucifix, in 1919.

[theworldofwars]

The Battle of Thiepval. An exhausted soldier asleep in a front line trench at Thiepval, September 1916.

[xfearlesswizardx]

Battlefield 1

Battlefield™ 1 takes you back to The Great War, WW1, where new technology and worldwide conflict changed the face of warfare forever. - Steam

[thewartoendwars]

Soldiers preparing defences near Avocourt.

[fletchasketch7893]

(No spoiler alerts, everything here was made from promotional trailers) [Content Warnings: Violence, Loud noises, screaming, the mention of fortnite in general. Music: ‪@RokNardin‬ 's Remix of "Chug Jug With You", itself a fortnite-themed parody of "American Boy" Game: Battlefield 1 Side note: This is coming hot on the heels of the 1917 edit, which was also about WW1. What do you know? Also, years ago I think we had a "DICE" hat from some conference that my parents attended, and it turns out they were the same folks who made these games, so that's neat. (Personal Project/Joke Edit)

[slowtumbling]

In the Foxhole, I Found Stars

In the foxhole, where earth clung to my skin like ancient memory, I discovered stars. Not the distant celestial bodies that astronomers chart, but something more intimate—a constellation of moments stitched together by fear and longing. The night was a black canvas, splattered with artillery bursts. My breath, shallow as a whispered prayer, mingled with the scent of damp soil. Above, the heavens…

[swazzzy42p]

Story concept 14:The theater of war

The year was 2047, and the OASIS was the only place where people could escape the harsh realities of the real world. Among the countless worlds and zones that the OASIS offered, there was one that attracted millions of spectators and participants every day: the Theater of War. It was a planet-sized battlefield that recreated the most iconic scenes and locations of the two world wars, from the trenches of Verdun to the beaches of Normandy. Two clans, the Old Guard and the New Order, competed for glory and honor by fighting each other with weapons and vehicles from different eras. The Old Guard favored the weapons and tactics of World War I, while the New Order preferred those of World War II. The battles were chaotic, brutal, and spectacular, and the stakes were high: the winner of each match would claim a portion of the planet’s resources and territory, while the loser would have to pay a hefty fee and face humiliation. The Theater of War was the ultimate test of skill, strategy, and courage, and the most popular attraction in the OASIS.

The Old Guard and the New Order had been rivals for years, ever since the Theater of War was created by an anonymous OASIS user who called himself the Warlord. The Warlord had designed the planet with a complex system of rules and rewards, and had invited anyone who wanted to join the war games. The Old Guard and the New Order were among the first clans to accept the challenge, and soon became the most dominant and influential forces on the planet. They had fought hundreds of battles, each one more epic and intense than the last, and had developed a fierce and mutual respect for each other. But they also had a burning desire to prove themselves as the superior clan, and to claim the ultimate prize: the Warlord’s secret vault, which was rumored to contain a fortune in OASIS credits and rare items. The vault was hidden somewhere on the planet, and could only be opened by the clan that controlled the majority of the planet’s territory. The Old Guard and the New Order were locked in a stalemate, each holding about half of the planet, and neither willing to give up an inch. The war was far from over, and the next battle could be the decisive one.

The Warlord had left behind a final challenge for the clans: two keys that could unlock his vault, but only when used together. The keys were hidden in two different locations on the planet, and each clan had managed to find and secure one of them. But neither clan could access the vault without the other’s key, and neither clan was willing to share or trade their key. The only way to get the other key was to take it by force, and that meant more war. The keys became the ultimate objective of the war games, and the clans fought with even more ferocity and determination to get them. The keys also became the ultimate symbol of the clan’s identity and pride, and the clans guarded them with their lives. The keys were the key to victory, and the key to the Warlord’s legacy.

[eggman91]

ok I can’t draw for shit but here a doodle Stormtroopers charging out of a gas into no man land had fun, drawling it