Cat Brother Followers The Lambs were putting up a fight, although he honoured and was fascinated by willpower of a species. They are doing more harm then good for his plans and goals.

In retaliation, Narinder decided to send out followers who were loyalists to the ones beside him. Loyalists who follow Aym and Baal, who had to make sure the Lambs and warriors of the bishops are cut down in number's.

I always believe there were loyalists/followers of the brothers due to the fact during the boss fight they are able to summon some during their boss fight.

It might be a silly concept at first but i feel that it might work out in the end.

As you can see the designs are based on the brothers, more formal designs for followers of Baal, while more warriorish designs for the more irrational brother. Aym.

Artist is vakreel on twitter.

A part of hussars from the Queen’s Rangers advancing through hostile territory, reminiscent of the environs of Hopperstown, New Jersey in April 1780. By Don Troiani.

Les termes de remplacement, grand remplacement, petit remplacement sont inacceptables. Ils sont le fait d'un esprit brillant mais femelle et surtout passif, ils portent en eux-même la résignation à une situation finale alors même qu'elle est en cours. Se résigner à ce mot pour qualifier une tentative de génocide est une faute contre la cause. Remplacement est un mot de compteur de cheptel, c'est un vocabulaire de statisticien neutre: "Dans le parc de Sceaux les perruches à collier ont remplacé les mésanges huppées", non pas, mais des haïsseurs de mésanges ont organisé le surpeuplement du parc par des lâchers répétés d'immondes perroquets tueurs sortis d'Afrique qui se nourrissent des oeufs de mésanges et qui ont été sélectionnés pour cette raison précise. "Remplacement", un type du CNRS pourrait l'employer pour commenter des cartes hachurées parcourues de flèches directionnelles : "on assiste à....", "on le voit donc, des situations qui changent et qui...". Baratin de science-potard qui veut faire avaler au peuple "à éduquer" les couleuvres de "l'inéluctable".

"Remplacement" induit soit passivité soit neutralité, tant chez l'émetteur du mot que chez l'auditeur. Tant que l'on vit il n'y a pas de remplacement. Il n'y a pas de remplaçeur non plus, il y a des squatteurs, des profiteurs, des ingrats, des fuyards, des troglodytes, des coucous, des nuisibles, des excitateurs de perruche, des apporteurs de perruches, cela à foison. Le Grand Squat. La Grande Occupation. La Grande Usurpation. La Grande Invasion (Usmaini). La Grande Spéculation. Le Grand Outrage. La Grande Profanation. La Grande Extorsion. Le Grand Chantage. Le Grand Pillage. Le Grand Racket. La Grande Tentative. La Grande Intimidation. La Grande Menace. La Grande Impureté. La Grande Perversion. Le Grand Déshonneur. La Grande Puanteur. N'importe quoi qui exprime la Grande Agression telle qu'elle est vraiment sur le terrain réel. Mais remplacement ment.

Comment un pays se défend d'une invasion lorsque la frontière est tombée? Comme une cellule. Comment une cellule se défend d'une intrusion? Par sa MEMBRANE. La membrane, appliquée à un peuple privé de frontière c'est son intelligence collective, son être collectif, son ingénierie sociale, sa Charité interne couplée à son hostilité externe, ses greniers abondants en interne couplés à sa politique de terre brûlée en externe, ses femmes réservées qui savent qu'elles portent la race de leur peuple.

"Camouflage is not just about body camouflage, but also about camouflage of the soul"

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An Infernus Marine for my Dark Krakens. They are going to be squaded with my Apothecary so I've head cannoned that all my Infernus are apothecaries in training. I call them the Promethean Guard.

"Box-nought" Dreadnought Black Templar. Feel free to C&C

The inspiration. The miniature.

Two things got me wanting to paint Loyalist World Eaters.

First, a set of pictures by someone that goes by the Apprehensive-Wafer (check his stuff out if you haven't). And the artwork provided here.

And when I think of World Eaters now, I can't help but think of this charging Marine.

I have the parts for another, though the weapons will be in different hands; the axe on the right and the knife on the left. And I'll see if I can improve on this one.

Drukhari lady by @jetblackraider​ on twitter

Lucius the Loyalist - Pre-heresy Lucius of the Emperor’s Children

Suspension of Belief

the smoking glove Entering month six of the Bradbury method – which is partly to write a short story a week. Actually I didn’t do any fiction writing during April – poetry month. So far I’ve got five completed – plus a couple of extensive false starts – pieces that called for more backstory and telling than I wanted to put into them at the time. I’ll get back to them eventually. I didn’t realize…

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What better way than to start your week with a new Don Troiani artwork? Depicted is a private of the United Corps of Pennsylvania & Maryland Loyalists at Pensacola, West Florida.

Both the Pennsylvania and the Maryland Loyalists were raised as separate regiments in Philadelphia 1777, during the British occupation of the city. They were combined, rather unhappily it seems, into one outfit of six companies in 1778. Under the command of Lieutenant Colonel William Allen they were and sent first to Jamaica and then, from December 1779, to Pensacola in West Florida, to aid in operations against the Spanish.

They took part in the failed relief of Mobile in March 1780 and the assault on Mobile Village on January 7 1781. They were then part of the garrison of Pensacola when it was besieged and captured by the Spanish later that year.

The prisoners were taken to Havana and then repatriated to New York a few months later, and formally returned to duty – as two separate units once more – in July 1782. The Pennsylvanian and Maryland Loyalists spent the last year of the war garrisoning New York. The Maryland Loyalists were last mustered in December 1783, while the Pennsylvanians were disbanded on October 10 1783.

Provincial Loyalist corps are often depicted as wearing green, but by the mid point of the war and beyond most wore red coats, with only a few notable exceptions, such as the British Legion and the Queen’s Rangers. This was for ease of supply, and likely also helped make the Loyalists feel more thoroughly incorporated into the British military, while also causing opponents to believe they were facing British regulars.

The Pennsylvania-Maryland corps appears to have had green or olive facings with white lace plus yellow and green threads based on the lace of the Loyal Irish Regiment. I think the black leatherwork here (usually reserved for light infantry) is because the belts are store-issued from a “stand of arms.”

Also note how high on the torso the cartridge pouch and bayonet frog and scabbard are worn, in contrast to how low-down many reenactors wear them – an accurate historical touch, as befits Troiani’s work!

Everyday carry, Happy Christmas Eve all!

This song is amazing and omg it was published by Rivington ❤️❤️❤️

Starting a Boarding Patrol of Covenant of Fire. Proof of concept here.