THE GWELF
(Gwenpool Shelf)
Gotta talk about Gwenpool again now that she's becoming a name so I gotta share my pride and joy so you know what kind of fan you're dealing with...
Multiple levels of interest, top being the best of the best of Gwenpool merch (including my custom made Cecil nendoroid and a Mafex Gwenpool box signed by 2 creators of Gwenpool) and every level after having something to share.
Also expect some comms soon! Or at least posted on here.
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have you heard of the book “Gwelf the Survival Guide” by Larry MacDougall? It has a really similar vibe to the longburrow series but instead of being a novel it’s sort of like a guidebook for the fictional land of Gwelf (which is unique to this book as far as I’m aware). It even has a big fold-out map and tavern recommendations and all sorts!! It’s a really pretty publication too and I’d definitely recommend it if you enjoy Kieran Larwood’s stuff as much as I do :3
lmk if you’d like pics!
WHATTTT I WILL DEFINITELY LOOK INTO THIS
it sounds so cool!! thank you for the book recommendation! :3
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The final version The young mouse adventurer (Leopold) encounters Lady Hyacinth, the grand mistress of the school of magic, she holds the acorn staff as a sign of her position and authority. #penandink #pastelpencils #fantasyart #ttrpgart #mouseart #mausritter #pastoraladventures #gwelf https://www.instagram.com/p/Ch8Yq6UL6KG/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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the entire telerin dictionary + the entire list of witchers from the witcher lore
Abards Abituda Aciur Aclotya Adeperang Adjec Adound Adriellë Agolk Agolly Aidend Aidep Airsays Allamb Ambabië Amber Anampë Arger Arink Arnat Aráthea Assat Assion Astipë Axell Axerick Bandan Bannat Behords Berma Bertif Bludy Bluitur Boung Bounguage Bounody Bouref Bradres Calau Callada Callálana Canal Canatta Candadj Carther Casculambë Casplef Caver Ceulambë Chined Chird Ciuraclana Ciuranya Ciurgerace Ciurus Ciuruseed Cleth Clettanya Clien Clogess Clonet Clownelly Cluing Clutace Coresh Corma Cortim Cract Cracë Cradand Cévarpë Cévart Darrien Darrok Degiver Degla Donathert Dounge Doutlepë Dracë Duitta Ealacee Ealcal Earld Eavar Eigharby Eighbouda Elden Elgreen Elgroold Elimbart Ellastolda Elliancary Elper Empar Endatiden Enewartin Enthat Etelpa Event Eviell Excla Exelas Exery Fally Fecopper Fendinipë Fendled Findárigh Finial Finitan Finks Fiver Folly Foref Forhord Forlad Founod Fouttë Freetioncë Frenfory Frerj Frese Fronda Fullen Fusterands Futtosp Futual Gaettattë Gaetwed Galle Garok Gasca Gasista Gassis Gastiounna Geoncu Gerany Gertift Gerya Gezrass Gionga Givel Glambard Glamnar Glampen Glanage Glaught Glieratya Glitch Glovil Glovinge Glown Gluink Gluiten Golangamb Grass Grefulë Guage Guxand Gwedge Gweed Gweldre Gwelen Gwelf Gáialle Gólefuing Gólept Góleptard Hambë Hanch Hanicë Hanya Harma Hateriel Hattla Havialler Heald Hearrorho Heatand Hectold Hemire Hemmë Herduitel Herie Hertin Hexce Hexerst Hight Hoarrown Homec Honen Hooch Hoodyan Hooke Hoolefate Hoolmo Horenecong Horlips Hormandë Horothang Iarround Inenia Innathue Innely Intidenya Intimë Irotrielve Itert Ivoldoura Kager Kamba Kambe Kamna Kelene Kleve Korhood Lamna Lampa Landad Lartimber Lative Lattatya Lavencë Leapped Lefla Letel Letta Lettë Lever Lexan Lexarë Liell Ligon Likess Limbarok Limebb Limin Limire Limpë Lincë Linthin Linutch Litch Litcheallë Litcherrow Looltas Loommed Lospë Losta Lounda Lovighbous Lútatery Lútatheat Lútathect Madialand Madoutch Maide Maire Manariel Manget Mather Midells Mincept Minceptan Mingal Mingule Mininë Mirlarvigh Mirsong Miter Mittelef Mittle Monca Morown Mysecë Málande Málighbook Málim Nambë Nealls Neldórë Netfly Netinga Netion Newetta Ninter Noblermat Nolmo Noundo Nounter Nouse Nutcar Nápal Nápar Néthaba Ofenew Olange Oliald Olight Onettand Onewal Onoundambë Oranya Orefth Orept Oroloseet Orommirds Oronody Orsakinger Osber Otyanga Oustath Outuagen Paiden Parby Parmin Parpë Partive Paráthigh Passa Penet Penth Pentiong Physis Picle Pilpë Pladdya Plasp Plaudart Prealta Prencë Profearook Proolos Pround Puraspë Purpo Párielath Párin Racepë Ranga Rantion Rassiden Reath Refalta Refloome Rehrödiar Reminge Rempë Rente Rentë Reser Rhyst Rield Rielda Riencarya Ringulore Ritel Riverive Rivil Romee Sainiten Salten Sather Searátols Seatte Semmë Sempë Sillë Singen Sinia Sistion Slive Soarpen Soarrittë Somect Sorlan Splango Staiandë Subrield Subrin Swaiald Swass Tandinte Tasca Telaughth Teled Teleelang Tells Tenelle Terefroonj Terionacë Thavaráth Therj Thoartiven Thood Tiverie Tjoldoct Tjollálit Tolathar Toldamba Tolde Toldórigh Toleatid Toleán Tolpar Toltaia Tonody Toome Torot Tostivile Traceull Tralle Trátaspë Tráthench Twelik Twetho Tworehour Ubjech Ubrater Ubries Ubror Ubstrielpë Urear Urend Uruin Vilper Wanda Warld Wayst Whini Whore Wilert Witer Wittanne Wouran Wreartiven Wringap Yeseve Yúnelly Óriel Órielver Úbitin
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“MY CONDOLENCES ON YOUR IMMINENT DEMISE” by http://JTK.CA
I just thought of a great line for a movie villain:
“My condolences on your imminent demise.”
— Copyright © Jonathan Tad Ketchen
But seriously, death is imminent for us all:
One wrong step
On a mountain trek.
One wrong word
When silence is preferred.
One wrong stare
Into the eyes of a bear.
We all have it coming.
Life is fatal,
Our fears, prenatal.
So,
“My condolences on your imminent demise.”
Life after death
Or nothing at all?
Death still sucks.
Shucks!
© http://JTK.CA
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Guelph (pronounced “Gwelf”), Ontario, Canada, eh?
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When cool stuff you pre-ordered or kickstarted all shows up at once. #gwelf #wittr #faeriesofthefaultlines #eyeofnewtbooks #primordialarcana #wolvesinthethroneroom #fantasyart #blackmetal https://instagr.am/p/CSpySOpLL5H/
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Bits and Pieces Guelph, Ontario Canada 2019 8/25/19
On our cruise last winter, we meant a delightful couple, John and Diane Dobbie, from Guelph (Gwelf), Ontario Canada. We exchanged addresses, phone numbers and email addresses with talk of visits.
Thus, as Curt was thinking of our anniversary get-away this summer, he asked about going to Canada. I thought it was a great idea! John and Diane were equally excited. Dates were finalized, plans made and passports were at the ready.
The weather cooperated and we started with a half-day jaunt to Port Huron where we spent the night. The car GPS was set up for Canada, and in the morning, we headed toward Guelph – about 60 miles NW of Toronto.
Guelph is a fast-growing bedroom community with very historic roots. John and Diane live in a new complex of 4-story apartments, and our “little lady” took us directly there. But first Curt needed to check out the huge grocery store across the street.
Catching up over Diane’s delicious stew for dinner, we also learned that John had procured for us a special tour of the Basilica of Our Lady Immaculate.
Guelph was founded in April 1827 by John Galt, first superintendent of the Canada Company, a land development company under British parliament. Galt gave the hill in the center of town as a gift to the Catholic Church because Bishop Macdonell had given him advice in forming the Canada Company.
When Galt transferred the deed for Saint Patrick’s Church, he said, “On this hill would one day rise a church to rival St. Peter’s in Rome.” This church burned and was replaced with St. Bartholomew’s; then finally replaced with the Church of Our Lady. Due to two fires of wooden structures, the third one was built of limestone and in the Gothic Revival design.
The Sisters of Loreto were brought to Canada and one of the schools they began was in Guelph. When I first heard this, I was so excited – thinking they were the Sisters of Loretto as I had at Loretto Heights College in Denver, Colorado. Not only are the spellings different, but so are the religious orders.
This church was officially dedicated as the Church of Our Lady Immaculate and took 50 years to build. In 2014, Pope Francis designated it a basilica. This follows special specifications and allows the church the right to include the papal symbol of the crossed keys on the basilica, and the right of the rector of the basilica to wear a special vestment.
During the last church restoration, bodies of early pioneers that had been discovered in a city cemetery were reinterred in a special area of the basement, which gives a visitor a marvelous concept of the early foundation.
From the front steps of the basilica looking toward the city, one gets a beautiful view of the layout/plan by Galt of a radial street and grid system.
The building just below the church steps on the left is The Albion Hotel. Not only is it one of the first structures of Guelph, but it holds two interesting claims to fame. One is that in its early years water was piped from Catholic Hill to its basement for making beer. Another is that it is believed that Al Capone had tunnels built beneath it for escape routes during Prohibition.
It was an interesting afternoon tour, and we topped it off with a fabulous dinner at Aberfoyle Mill Restaurant. John and Diane wanted to show the finest of Guelph, and that they did.
We look forward to their promise of coming here next year – when John plans on retirement. We greeted as new friends and ended as old friends, eh!
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The young mouse adventurer (Leopold) encounters Lady Hyacinth, the grand mistress of the school of magic, she holds the acorn staff as a sign of her position and authority. #penandink #pastelpencils #fantasyart #ttrpgart #mouseart #mausritter #pastoraladventures #gwelf https://www.instagram.com/p/Ch8PWDIrRs0/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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artgroupie replied to your post:saddleshoeblues replied to your post “baking (do...
shit i always said it “gelph” with a hard g
it is a hard g! but you’re missing the w sound. maybe i should record this.
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