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Heart2Heart: A Contemporary Charity Anthology, Vol. 7
Synopsis
Once upon a time SIX YEARS AGO, the Heart2Heart app made its first batch of incredibly unlikely (but oh-so-perfect) love matches. So a fresh, new group of your favorite authors wondered… what happens when the world’s most perceptive dating software gets an upgrade, just in time for Valentine’s Day?
Will the porcelain teacup collector, the shy rugby player, and the bank robber with a heart of gold find their perfect matches? Only fate (and C.U.P.I.D) know.
As always, all proceeds from this anthology will benefit LGBTQ+ charities to ensure that love in all its incarnations will be celebrated and protected every single day of the year!
Stories included in this collection are: Among Friends, by Annabeth Albert A New Thrill, by Avril Ashton Brie Mine, by Charlie Novak When CUPID Strikes, by Cora Rose Mixed Signals, by E.M. Lindsey August’s Thief, by Fearne Hill Skating After You, by Hayden Hall Wings of Love, Jackie North Love in Bloom, by Jocelynn Drake The Shape of the Heart’s Desire, K.C. Wells Meat Cute, by Kelly Fox Mixed Motives, by Leslie McAdam
My Thoughts
As with every Heart2Heart Anthology I read, there were some hits, and there were some misses. But overall, we’re gonna keep this review short and sweet.
I loved the concept of this anthology, and each story was interesting, and unique. I loved some more than others, and I’ve definitely added a couple of new authors to my future reading list.
Every time I read one of these anthologies, I wait in impatient anticipation for the next one. And luckily for me, there’s the Paranormal half I get to explore next!
#Book thoughts#Heart2Heart#Heart2Heart Contemporary vol 7#Annabeth Albert#Avril Ashton#Charlie Novak#Cora Rose#E.M. Lindsey#Fearne Hill#Hayden Hall#Jackie North#Jocelynn Drake#K.C. Wells#Kelly Fox#Leslie McAdam#Catt reads#Catt's life in books
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Book Review: Heart2Heart (Contemporary) Vol. 7
This post includes reviews of selections from the contemporary half of the 7th volume of Heart2Heart charity anthology. Brie Mine Charlie Novak I have a soft spot for book nerds, being one myself, and I loved that Sage and Benedict first connected in chat conversations over their love of books and reading, especially since they didn’t have exactly similar tastes. The subtle, concurrent…
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#anthology#August&039;s Thief#bisexual#book review#books#Brie Mine#charity#Charlie Novak#contemporary romance#E.M. Lindsey#Fearne Hill#fiction#gay romance#Heart2Heart#Kelly Fox#Meat Cute#Mixed Signals#queer romance#reading
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To Catch a Fallen Leaf (Rossingley Book 2) by Fearne Hill #Audiobook #LGBT #Review #MM
Erryn reviews ‘To Catch a Fallen Leaf (Rossingley Book 2)’ by Fearne Hill. The ebook was published September 13, 2021 and is 276 pages. The audiobook version of this story was narrated by Richard Stranks, released on December 3, 2023, and is 8 hrs and 42 mins long. A copy was provided for an honest review. Why I read this book: I loved To Hold a Hidden Pearl. Take one shy French gardener, mix in…
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#Audiobook#England#Fearne Hill#gay fiction#gay romance#LGBT#m/m romance#Richard Stranks#Rossingley Series
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Release Blitz, Excerpt & Giveaway: To Mend a Broken Wing by Fearne Hill
Title: To Mend a Broken Wing Series: Rossingley, Book Four Author: Fearne Hill Publisher: NineStar Press Release Date: 02/07/2023 Heat Level: 3 – Some Sex Pairing: Male/Male Length: 71800 Genre: Contemporary, contemporary, gay, bisexual, interracial, NA, British, physical difference/phocomelia, found family, coming of age, humorous, cricket competition, children Add to Goodreads Description “I…
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#Bisexual#British#Contemporary#Fearne Hill#Gay#Gay Book Review#Gay Romance Authors#interracial#LGBTQ#LGBTQ Books#LGBTQIA+#MM Romance#NA#To Mend a Broken Wing
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Sorrowlord Athion Zathuda, everybody…
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Look ok I’m sorry about tumblr’s gif quality but can we please talk about Ashton’s reaction to Fearne being flirted with by Manad??? His face like absolute thunder the whole time and then complete disbelief
And then several minutes later the conversation moves on but guess who doesn’t? :)
They love her your honour
#I didn’t see any of the relationships in c1 coming until they were painfully obvious so I’m ready to die on this hill tbh#fearne x ashton#ashton x fearne#cr c3 spoilers#cr campaign 3#bell's hells spoilers#bell's hells#critical role speculation#critical role spoilers
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Alien Romulus
Story: Unter dem Kommando der vom Leben gezeichneten Rain und ihrem synthetischen Bruder Andy, macht sich eine kleine Gruppe von Schrottsammlern auf den Weg, die erst kürzlich aufgegebene Raumstation Romulus auszuschlachten. Bei ihrer Ankunft trifft die Crew lediglich auf ein synthetisches Wesen namens Rook, doch darüber hinaus scheint kein Mensch mehr an Bord zu sein, der sie beim Plündern…
#Action#Aileen Wu#Alex Garland#Alien#Archie Renaux#Benjamin Wallfisch#Biomechanik#Cailee Spaeny#Civil War#David Jonsson#Evil Dead#Facehugger#Fede Alvarez#Franchise#Galo Olivares#H.R.Giger#Horror#Ian Holm#Isabela Merced#Jerry Goldsmith#Kanon#Long Legs#Michael A. Pruss#Ridley Scott#Rodo Sayagues#Science-Fiction#Spike Fearn#Thriller#Twentieth Century Fox#Walter Hill
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ashton and braius have the same cup size. to me.
is the implication here that ashton is also fat because SO true. i will die on the hill they got bulky with the earth titan shard. ashton & braius comparing cup sizes only to both be distracted by fearne send tweet
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Ludinus is far too good at his job
Ludinus Da'leth isn't an underdog fighting the tyrannical rule of the gods and I will die on this hill. Dude has been running the CA for centuries, so he's ridiculously good at manipulating the facts.
He is a tyrant who hates that there is someone out there who can do to him, what he does to others.
"We are not their beautiful children." Of course he'd think that, because he's the type to see parenting as a means of holding power over someone else - instead of a guardian raising their ward to be self-sufficient and then letting them go.
Yes, the gods are like the mortals - but not in the way that Ludinus sees it. He wants to lift mortals (specifically him and his ilk) to the level of gods, rather than bring the gods down to earth and humanise them.
Ludinus doesn't need any more soldiers, he confessed as much to Imogen and Fearne. He doesn't need action - he needs inaction. He needs to sow seeds of doubt in his enemies, so they hesitate just long enough for him to get a step ahead.
Dude reminds me of some far-right politicians, and it makes me love to hate him even more.
Anyway, fuck Ludinus Da'leth and his evil-ass mind games
#evil man doing evil things#playing his mind games#love to hate him#critical role#critical role c3#cr3#critical role c2#cr2#critical role calamity#ludinus da'leth#predathos#cerberus assembly#the mighty nein#bells hells#imogen temult#fearne calloway#betrayer gods#prime deities#mighty nein
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(tabletop) trick or treat!
Let's go with trick and treat for this one, which means:
Trick: A game designer whose work I think you should check out...
...and Treat: A game on my wish-list, to either buy, read or play.
Let's talk about Locus!
Locus is a GM-led horror game in the vein of Silent Hill. It's created by CobblePath Games (Fearne Milton and Stephanie Williamson), who I've had the pleasure of meeting and chatting with twice, at the last two UK Games Expos. They're both lovely, and it was at the first of these that I bought Locus.
Locus uses a system I've never come across anywhere else: you roll 3d6 and take either the highest, middle or lowest result depending on difficulty. It also makes use of a deck of playing cards, and consumable item cards.
The game focuses on tailoring the horror to the particular player characters, in contrast to other horror games which take a more generalist approach, and I've been trying to find time to have a proper sit down and read it since I got it. As people who've followed me for a while may know, I'm a sucker for a good horror TTRPG, and Locus seems right up my alley!
You can get Locus here:
Fearne and Steph have made a bunch more excellent games, so I highly recommend checking them out! From what I gather, they've got something a bit different in the works that's worth looking out for...
You can find CobblePath Games here:
Thanks for the ask!
#tabletop trick or treat#thecoppercompendium answers#thecoppercompendium discussion#locus#locus ttrpg#cobblepath games
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one word prompt: lavender
i shouldve brought flowers right?? that would have been polite shit
oooooh it's THAT sort of dinner date
Irritation prickled at the back of Imogen's eyes. She closed them. Imagined irritation and the cruelty that followed it as a vile little bug, imagined plucking out of her brain and squishing it, crushing it in the fist she clenched tight at her side. She wiped her hand on her jeans and messaged Fearne back.
i dont think so, she said, entirely sincere. Laudna was truly unlike anyone she had ever met before, in a way Imogen didn't have the words for. She could say the woman was kind - but Orym was kind, so that wasn't what set her apart. She could say the woman was clever and beautiful - but Fearne was those things as well, and Imogen didn't feel this way about Fearne. Imogen thought that the truth might be very simple - whatever was different about Laudna was different in Imogen as well. Some lonely part of her mind that she had ignored forever was suddenly loud - and she liked it. She liked what it said, how it talked. She liked being able to hear her own thoughts after a lifetime being bombarded with everyone else's. So no, it wasn't a date. Not the way Fearne was suggesting. It was just that Laudna - Doctor Bradbury - was kind and clever and beautiful and she listened to Imogen so intently that Imogen could finally hear herself and someone like that deserved flowers.
She didn't tell Fearne that, of course.
are you at her place yet?
not yet. close, maybe five mins? why? gonna dotdash me a bunch?
no silly just look for a garden its free cant be assed to find the meme but just know. itsfreerealestate.meme
i dont think thats a real image format
no it is
ok.
plus!! it's sooo romantic to give a girl just one flower it tells her that she's Singular & beautiful
it tells her that you plucked it out of some random person's yard.
and you did that just for Her c'est tres romantique
so if someone turned up on Your doorstep with one flower they yanked outta someones yard you'd fall head over heels for them
There was a strangely long pause before Fearne replied to Imogen's teasing. When the reply finally came, it was heavy with amusement.
i thought you said it wasn't like that
Imogen scowled down at her phone. She could practically see the coy upturn of Fearne's lip, the mischievous sparkle in her eye like she knew the punchline to the joke life was playing on you and found it funny too.
The screen of her phone went blank and black. In the reflection, she saw her own face - the scowl, the permanent frown creasing between her brows, and somehting new. A hint of colour in her cheeks. It was easier to look into the dull reflection than it had been at Fearne's apartment. Her apartment was so bright. There had been no way to avoid seeing herself, to avoid that pang of discomfort - of irritation. But her phone screen was smudged from handling and the dim light of the train and it was small enough that it couldn't show all her face at once. Imogen tilted it so all she could see was the new spots of colour high on her cheeks.
It wasn't a dinner date. She knew that for sure.
Did she want it to be?
Her phone screen lit up. Despite herself, Imogen smirked down at Fearne's message.
i want a full debrief when u get home ESPECIALLY if u end up "debriefing"
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It was a short stroll from the train station to Laudna's apartment. The hill was steep but it was worth the climb when Imogen turned back to face the way she'd come, hands on her hips as she tried to catch her breath, and saw the view. The sky was dull and grey, clouds packed tight together like thin sardines. In between, there were tiny streaks of blue but they were disappearing even as Imogen watched. The sea, though. The sea was wild. They probably didn't have long before the wind that was whipping it into a frenzy hit Emon, bringing with it a decent storm front if she had to guess, but Imogen wasn't afraid; it was awe that held her still. For a moment, she wasn't Doctor Imogen Temult, modern-day archaologist - she was Imogen, a woman standing on the cliffs, watching the churning of the waves and seeing a goddess, her fury, in that power. Stampedes of seafoam horses thundered ahead of the blue-black waves that bore them up onto the rocky shoreline. Ships began to hurry back to the port, appearing and disappearing between the climbing, curling waves. It was reassuring, in a way. Imogen hitched a smile, felt a little of her tension fade. No matter how badly the night went, she had her feet planted solidly on the ground.
Imogen turned and kept walking. The wind began to pick up. A fluttering of purple caught her attention - a different colour to her hair - and she turned to see two large grey-green lavender bushes, shivering in the worsening wind. Imogen stepped toward them and from her belt she took her pocket knife and snipped a few of the flowers, the perfect ones. She tucked them carefully beneath her jacket and hurried past the last few remaining houses that kept her from Laudna.
The gate creaked.
A little ache throbbed behind her eye. This was stupid. The flowers. She shouldn't have taken them.
Imogen dragged in a deep breath. Planted her feet. And knocked on Laudna's door.
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DnD Combat and Critiques
Hey, so I have thoughts. I know! How unfortunate.
Combat in DnD is not always going to translate nicely into a narrative that follows storybeats. Like in a good fight, there's a plan - the plan fucks up - then there's a callback to some earlier themes that gets implemented into the finishing blow.
FCG did the last part.
It's the before that's the problem.
BH don't have a lot of synergy. Let's go back to the whole Dungeons and Dragons for all the roleplay - it's still a fighting game. And fighting games require some strategy.
BH does have a strategy. Hit the thing until it stops moving. And they usually do this through raw, brute strength. But when you're facing a high-level, Smart character, it's going to take more than bruteforce
I'm gonna out myself as a LoL player here. I know! It's really quite tragic.
But in teamfights, you do need some characters - like the tank or the support - who can pin down those highly mobile characters so they can just start hitting.
Yes. She had legendary resistances. But her resistances are limited. They had to burn those. Ideally, FCG or Fearne would have done that. Hell, maybe Ashton could have picked her up and squeezed - or tried to. Likewise, Laudna could have cast darkness and it would have crippled everyone but it would be some advantage.
This team desperately needed some way to limit her movement or ability to target them. But without that, FCG had no choice but to remain on healing duty and unable to chance spells like Banishment or fucking Plane Shift. Fearne needed to stay away from damage - let those better at it try - and focus on running utility. Aura of Life came way too late - not that it mattered bc again Otohan's hyper mobility.
I think it wasn't Otohan that was the problem. A lot of babies are kicking and crying that she was too hard. And yeah. She was. And arguably she wasn't the best villain for the audience bc yeah we know fuck all about her. Here's something to consider: Otohan was for the players, not the audience. At most, the audience gets a kick out of BH's reactions whenever she comes up. But her main job was to freak out the players - and she does.
Because BH is not prepared for high level combat. There. That's my critique.
When your healer goes into a rage if he heals too much, that's a liability in a fight. When neither of your tank-utility players have any reliable capture and crowd control capabilities, that's a problem. The most they had was Ashton's gravity well but she could clear that 10 ft difference with ease. They didn't need a fucking slow - they needed a stun.
This team is not equipped for a fight beyond brute force. They don't have a toolkit that lends itself well to tactics.
Otohan was absolutely beatable and I will die on that hill. They just didn't know how to fight her with the weapons they have. Outside of character growth, they really might need a good old fashioned shounen training arc.
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I know there are a few folks here who have so kindly shared they enjoy how I write Aradin and the Rugan x Aradin series. If this is you, may I recommend with my whole heart Two Tribes by Fearne Hill.
I am only 50 pages in and my jaw is on the fucking floor.
I am a worm, and Fearne Hill is god. I am crushed under the extraordinary might of her writing an angsty and painful yet funny and charming northern queer story. I grovel at her feet and beg permission to exist in the same universe. This book is going to break me.
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✧₊⁺Welcome to my page
hiiii, my names faith im 19, irish and lithuanian and welcome to my blog/ page!
most of this will be spam about music, movies, alien etc, but i do write fanfics in my spare time or when im bothered. 😭
!!master list will be coming soon!!
some things im into:
horror movies (obviously alien, scream, pearl etc)
movies some of my favs (beetlejuice, dinner in america, scott pilgrim, liliya4ever)
music (very much into bands like fontaines dc, rhcp, the cure)
horror games, dead by daylight main game!! (resident evil silent hill)
formula one
spike fearn 💗
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Legends and myths about trees
Celtic beliefs in trees (13)
F for Fearn (Alder) - March 18th - April 14th
“The tree of Bran the Blessed - Fourth month of the Celtic tree calendar (Ref)”
Colour: purple; Gemstone: amethyst; Gender: male; Patrons: Bran, Apollo, Aranrhod, Odin, Lug; Symbols: shield + foundation, discrimination + inner confidence, loyalty
In Celtic also Norse mythology, March was known as the 'month of lengthening days', which wakes the alder from its winter slumber.
Alder trees are found in the northern hemisphere. Although it is a broad-leaved tree, only alder bears cones, so it is easy to recognise them at a glance in winter. Alder wood can survive completely submerged in water, and never far from water, Alder trees can most often be found lining the banks of a stream, loch, or river, or in boggy wet ground and swamps.
Alder trees, which fix nitrogen around their roots, are also soil-enriching blessing trees. The alder tree, which does not rot even when in water, appeared to be a source of great mystery to the ancients. However, the main reason why the ancient Celts worshipped the alder tree was its sap turns a deep red when exposed to air, as if cutting it would cause it to bleed.
The alder month is a time when the days lengthen, the winter chill slackens and the sun gains momentum, and the ancient Celts would have been uplifted by the blossoming of the alder and its various blessings. The alder tree, which sacrifices itself to fertilise the soil, was also considered sacred. While it was also said to protect the road leading to fairyland, it was also believed that if an alder was cut down, the person's house would burn down in a fire. According to Irish legend, the first man was made from an alder tree and the first woman was made from a rowan tree.
The alder is the totemic tree of Bran the Blessed, the god. He is a giant and king of Britain in Welsh mythology. According to legend, after fighting the Irish, Bran knew he was dying and ordered his fellows to cut off his head and bring it back to London. The party spent 7 years in Harlech and 80 years in Benbrook on the way, but Bran's head remained alive and undecomposed. Bran's head was buried in the White Hill below the Tower of London. Bran's totemic bird was the raven, so 2 ravens are kept at the Tower of London, but their wings have been clipped. This is because legend has it that if the ravens abandon the Tower of London and fly away, the UK will be destroyed.
Apparently, the ravens are loved and looked after, really well by the Beefeater Guards.
木にまつわる伝説・神���
ケルト人の樹木の信仰 (13)
FはFearn (ハンノキ) - 3月18日~4月14日
『祝福された人ブランの木〜 ケルトの木の暦(参照)の第4月』
色: 紫; 宝石: アメジスト; 性: 男性; 守護神: ブラン、アポロ、アランロド、オーディン、ルグ; シンボル: 楯+基礎、識別力+内なる自信、忠誠
ケルト神話や北欧神話では、ハンノキを冬の眠りから覚ます「日が長くなる月」として知られていた。
広葉樹でありながら球果をつけるのはハンノキだけなので、冬にはひと目で見分けることができる。ハンノキの木は完全に水に浸かっても生きていけるので、小川、湖、川の岸辺や、湿地帯、沼地など、水辺でよく見かけることができる。
根の周囲に窒素を固定させるハンノキは、土壌を豊かにする恵みの木でもある。水の中にあっても腐らないハンノキは、古代人にとって特別な木に見えた。昔はハンノキを切り倒して沼沢地に道を造り、クラノグ(湖上住居)も、ハンノキで立てたのだ。しかし、古代ケルト人が、ハンノキを崇拝した最大の理由は、樹液が空気に触れると深い赤色になり、まるで切ると血が出るかのようだからだ。
ハンノキの月は、日脚が延びて、冬の寒気がゆるみ、日差しが勢いを増してくる時期であり、ハンノキの花開き、さまざまな恵みに古代ケルト人たちの気持ちも昂揚していただろう。また、自分を犠牲にして土壌を肥やすハンノキは神聖なものと考えられていた。妖精の国へ導く道を守るとも言われる一方で、ハンノキを切り倒すと、その人の家が火災にあって全焼するとも信じていた。アイルランドの伝説では、最初の男性はハンノキからつくられ、女性はナナカマドからつくられたことになっている。
ハンノキは、ウェールズ神話に登場する巨人であり、ブリテンの王であるブラン神のトーテムの木である。伝説によれば、アイルランド人と戦ったのち、死期が近づいているのを悟ったブランは、自分の首を刎ね、ロンドンまで持ち帰るよう仲間たちに命じた。一行は途中ハーレックで7年、ベンブルークで80年過ごしたものの、それでもブランの首���腐敗せず生き続けた。ブランの首はロンドン塔の下に広がる白い丘に埋葬された。ブランのトーテムの鳥はワタリガラスであったので、ロンドン塔ではワタリガラスが飼われているが、翼が切られている。ワタリガラスがロンドン塔を見捨てて飛んでいってしまうと英国は滅亡するという言い伝えがあるためである。
ロンドン塔のワタリガラスたちはビーフィーター・ガードたちに愛され、本当によく世話をしてもらっているそうです。
#trees#tree legend#tree myth#legend#mythology#celtic mythology#alder#celtic tree calendar#4th month#spring#bran the blessed#ravens#nature#art#tower of london
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The full CR art intro/outro list
So I'd posted this on Reddit a while back, but figured I may as well share it here, too. Just in case you were wondering exactly WHAT all those scenes in the intro/outro depict!
Okay, art in order (using Episode 92 as the reference) -- this took MUCH longer than anticipated because I had to double-check the wiki for a lot of it!
Storm over Kreviris on Ruidus (Clara Daly aka EldritchBlep)
Ludinus activating the Malleus Key at the Tishtan Excavation Site in Marquet (Wesley Griffith aka Justwesley)
Vox Machina and the Mighty Nein, with (presumably) Matt in the center leading the charge, staring out over the Barbed Fields in Xhorhas (Adrian Ibarra Lugo aka Ailustrar)
Tiered fields in a mountain valley (Cyarna Trim aka Cyarna)
The Turst Fields northesast of Westruun in Tal'Dorei (Caio Santos aka Black Salandar)
The Ashari settlement of Terrah (Kent Davis aka IDrawBagman)
Planerider Ryn lounging in her hideout in the Plane of Fire (Nikki Dawes aka nikkidawesdraws)
New class character art from either Tal'Dorei Reborn or Explorer's Guide to Wildemount book (Linda Lithen aka LindaLithen)
The holy warriors known as Judicators in Vasselheim in Issylra (Jessica Nguyen aka Jessketchin)
A view of Syngorn at night (while still on Tal'Dorei, presumably) (Bryan Syme aka SymeBryan)
Team Wildemount leading the Guardian Spirit up and out of Uthodurn in Wildemount (Clary Daly aka EldritchBlep)
The holy city of Vasselheim in Issylra (Kent Davis aka IDrawBagman)
The Feywild (Caio Santos aka BlackSalander)
Ichabarr, headless stallion lord of the Herd of the Damned of the Parchwood Timberlands of Tal'Dorei (John Anthony Di Giovanni aka ja_dig)
The Barbed Fields of Xhorhas, with Rosohna visible in the distance (Clary Daly aka EldritchBlep)
Depiction of the creation of Ruidus being ripped from Exandria (Wesley Griffith aka justwesley)
A mortal first discovering the continent of Gwessar (Adrian Ibarra Lugo aka Ailustrar)
Catha and Ruidus in the night sky (Clara Daly aka EldritchBlep)
Imogen and Fearne sundering the shadow version of the Sun Tree while rescuing Laudna (Jessica Nguyen aka Jessketchin)
Chained flying cities (Cyarna Trim aka Cyarna)
The Westruun Observatory (Kent Davis aka IDrawBagman)
The Oderan Wilds of Marquet (Clara Daly aka EldritchBlep)
The Battle of the Umbra Hills between Zan Tal'Dorei and King Trist Drassig (Jeleynai aka Jeleynai)
Zephrah (Caio Santos aka BlackSalander)
Exandria surrounded by the various gods/energies of the planes (Cyarna Trim aka Cyarna)
Exandria with Catha and Ruidus amidst the cosmos (Cyarna Trim aka Cyarna)
Emon in Tal'Dorei (Kent Davis aka IDrawBagman)
Yios, the City of Flowing Light, in Marquet (Clara Daly aka EldritchBlep)
Eiselcross in the far reaches of Wildemount (Jonah Baumann aka GalacticJonah)
Camellia the blighted druid marked by a spectre from the Tal'Dorei Reborn sourcebook (Adrian Ibarra Lugo aka Ailustrar)
The spires of Jrusar in Marquet (Clara Daly aka EldritchBlep)
Whitestone Castle in Tal'Dorei (Kent Davis aka IDrawBagman)
Shaun Gilmore and his husband Darius at Gilmore's Glorious Goods (presumably Emon branch!) (Isabel Gibney aka greyopals)
Nana Morri (aka Morrigan the Fatesticher), Fearne's 'grandmother' (Adrian Ibarra Lugo)
The Foramere Basin of central Tal'Dorei (John Anthony Di Giovanni aka ja_dig)
Ioun sealing away Tharizdun, the Chained Oblivion (Wesley Griffith aka justwesley)
The entrance to the Emerald Citadel in Syngorn (Kent Davis aka IDrawBagman)
Melora the Wildmother and Erathis the Law-Giver, each overseeing her domain (Zuzanna Wuzyk, aka Zuzartii)
Stairs leading nowhere in a forest (Caio Santos aka BlackSalander)
The Rifenmist Jungle on Tal'Dorei (Clara Daly aka EldritchBlep)
Thordak the Cinder King in the Plane of Fire (Kent Davis aka IDrawBagman)
Catha and Ruidus, with Ruidus' barrier shown around it (Clara Daly aka EldritchBlep)
Zan Tal'Dorei, first Sovereign of Tal'Dorei (Nikki Dawes aka nikkidawesdraws)
Lorkathar defending Flamereach Outpost outside Emon (Bryan Syme aka SymeBryan)
Sorrowlord Zathuda astride Gloamglut doing aerial battle with a transformed Nana Morri in the Feywild (Sam Rusk aka samurai_rusk)
Vox Machina being badasses (Kent Davis aka IDrawBagman)
Ligament Manor, the Feywild demesne of Nana Morri (Adrian Ibarra Lugo aka Ailustrar)
Gloomstalkers flying over Ghor Dranas in Xhorhas (Clara Daly aka EldritchBlep)
The harbor of Nicodranas with the Wildmother's lighthouse atop the cliff (Caio Santos aka BlackSalander)
Vox Machina camping under the stars (Kent Davis aka IDrawBagman)
Marquesian oasis village (Ameera Sheikh aka Mikandii)
The Traveller's Gate (Clara Daly aka EldritchBlep)
The Matron of Ravens (Jessica Nguyen aka Jessketchin)
The dwarven/elven subterranean city of Uthodurn in Wildemount (Clara Daly aka EldritchBlep)
A mage opening a portal to the Iron City (Linda Lithen aka LindaLithen)
Repeat of storm over Kreviris
Jrusar marketplace at night (Clara Daly aka EldritchBlep)
Ruin within the Rifenmist Jungle of Tal'Dorei (Kent Davis aka IDrawBagman)
One of Zephrah's skyriders patrolling the canyons (Claudia Ianniciello aka claudia_ianniciello_artworks)
The small fishing town of Byroden (Caio Santos aka BlackSalander)
The Sun Tree of Whitestone in Tal'Dorei (Kent Davis aka IDrawBagman)
Captain Xandis aboard the Silver Sun skyship (Nikki Dawes aka nikkidawesdraws)
The creation of the dragon race during the first age of Exandria (Ameera Sheikh aka mikandii)
Marketplace being destroyed from the Tal'Dorei sourcebook (Andrey Vasilchenko aka drawborn)
The cursed blade Graz'tchar in the Grey Valley of Tal'Dorei (Cyarna Trim aka Cyarna)
The Observer, patron deity of Niirdal-Poc (Clara Daly aka EldritchBlep)
Keyleth and her mother Vilya looking out over Zephrah (Kent Davis aka IDrawBagman)
An adranach rebuilding Emon under the command of the League of Miracles (Wesley Griffith aka justwesley)
The elven city-state of Lyrengorn in the Cliffkeep Mountains of Tal'Dorei (Kent Davis aka IDrawBagman)
Ank'harel in Maruqet (Clara Daly aka EldritchBlep)
Repeat of Ludinus at the Malleus Key
Repeat of Matt, Vox Machina, and the Mighty Nein
Repeat of tiered fields
Repeat of Turst Fields
Repeat of Terrah
Repeat of Planerider Ryn
Repeat of spellcasters
Repeat of the Judicators
Repeat of Syngorn at night
Repeat of Team Wildemount leading the Spirit
Repeat of Issylra
Repeat of Feywild weirdness
Repeat of the Herd of the Damned
Repeat of the Barbed Fields
Repeat of the creation of Ruidus
Repeat of mortal discovering Gwessar
Repeat of Catha and Ruidus over mountains
Repeat of Imogen and Fearne with the Shadow Sun Tree
Repeat of Ank'harel
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