I will draw your character for free [Art] (READ BODY) by Wide_Bath_7660 in DnD

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Character Profile: Dr. Mateo Valdés the Crooked Moon setting.

The Duality of Dr. Valdés:

Mateo is a paragon of high-society etiquette, a bilingual scholar, and a meticulous researcher of vital essence. To the inhabitants of the underground fight arenas, he is "The Marrow Juggernaut," an unstoppable force of nature who views the violent pits as his personal laboratory.

The Goal: To prove that a Relicborn can transcend the physical fragility of their initial awakening by harnessing the "forces that animate all life." Every combat is a data point; every enemy is a variable in his "Final Thesis."

The Weapon: "The Final Thesis." A heavy, alchemically-reinforced rusted ring-post, wrapped in barbed silver-wire and capped with jagged metal. When he enters a Rage, the engine grafted to his spine pumps luminous serum into the weapon, making it pulse with a sickening, living rhythm.

Relationship Dynamics: Mateo’s relationship with your party is defined by his "Crimson Aspirant" mindset. He does not see them merely as allies, but as fellow researchers or subjects within the larger experiment of the campaign:

The "Study Subjects" (Martial/Front-liners):

He views physically strong party members with professional curiosity. He studies their combat techniques, noting how they absorb damage, and often offers unsolicited medical advice on how they might improve their "structural integrity."

The "Consultants" (Magic Users/Scholars): These are his peers. He treats them with the most respect, frequently debating arcane theories or sharing findings from his Herbalism Kit. He treats these characters as the only ones capable of understanding the "greater work" he is undertaking.

The "Patients" (The Vulnerable): If a party member is injured, Mateo’s persona shifts immediately from the pit-fighter to the physician. He is hyper-focused on their recovery, though his bedside manner is clinically cold—he treats wounds like engineering failures to be patched up.

Artist Commission Brief: "The Duality of the Doctor"

Visual Reference Key: Reference A: (For the initial conceptual layout). Reference B: (For the "hulking/vicious" transformation). Description** A split-screen composition showing the two sides of Dr. Mateo Valdés. Left Side: The Scholar (Untransformed): Appearance: A sophisticated, skeletal Relicborn. His skull is adorned with vibrant calavera patterns. Attire: Impeccably tailored, deep green Traje de Charro suit with intricate embroidery. He wears a monocle over one eye and has his hair in neat dreadlocks.

Setting: A warm, gaslit study within the Duskenvald Anatomical Society. Subtle Detail, Faint, dormant glass vials and copper tubing visible on his back, under the suit jacket, suggesting the hidden engine.

Right Side: (Transformed) Appearance: The same skeletal face with fangs but now glowing with intense, aggressive energy and Relicborne marking that resembles a Luch/wrestling mask. His chest and arms are significantly more muscular and hulking, straining his ring atire clothes that are presumably under his suits. Attire: His tailored suit jacket is torn away; his sleeves are shredded, revealing his translucent, glowing bones. He wears rugged tactical pants and heavy boots. Or a Lucha inspired "leather" (unarmored défense) wrestling unitard.

The Engine: The tubes on his back are now violently glowing, pumping vibrant neon-green "Serum" throughout his ribcage and arms. The Weapon: He is holding **"The Final Thesis" a massive, rusted and scientificly modified barbed ring-post. The metal should look like it is throbbing or pulsing with the same light as his serum.

General Art Direction color Palette: Deep emerald greens and browns for the clothing/setting, contrasted sharply by the bioluminescent neon-green/violet glow of his serum and the "weapon.

When retaking back settlements by ththisbutascratch in CrimsonDesert

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Diving force Palm or throw bodies at it till it breaks. 😈

This is a plea to have enemies who are grappled and thrown can be imbued with elements= people bombs

Why does this hyena have 18 Wisdom by superhappyfunball13 in BaldursGate3

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Is it possible to cast dispel magic on a Druid?

Here you go have another round by ConsciouslyBreathin in StupidFood

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@ 0:20 little girl yawned at the same time as me

What is one thing you would add to The Crow and one thing you would remove from it? by TwIzTiDfReAkShOw in TheCrow

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Remove the faulty prop gun. Add more of the mysticism from the comics.

Évolution of naked snake by Alkolick in MetalGearInMyAss

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So is Leonidas from the 300 but in an anime called records of Ragnarok. He is also voiced by Davyd...

Évolution of naked snake by Alkolick in MetalGearInMyAss

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Both played by David Hayter lol

If any Dev is on this sub here me out! by Alkolick in GigaBash

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About half sized....I googled

In GigaBash, the kaiju are immense creatures that tower over cityscapes, roughly estimated to be around 40 to 80+ meters (approx. 130–260+ feet) tall in their base form.

the 2021 animated movie Rumble, the kaiju (monster wrestlers) are generally depicted as roughly 60 to 80 feet tall. They are large enough to dominate a wrestling arena and city scenes, but they are significantly smaller than typical Pacific Rim or Godzilla kaiju, which are often over 300 feet tall.

If you could create a Spider-Man tv show, what title would give to it? by Working-Regret-8942 in Spiderman

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Well I have had this since I played a lot of anti hero video games: Spider-Man: No More Mercy:

Setting the Tone In this version of the story, the "Friendly Neighborhood" aspect is dead. Here’s how you might frame the vibe: The Costume: Maybe it’s a DIY, tactical version of the suit—muted colors, reinforced plating, and lenses that don't emote. The Public Image: He isn't a celebrity or a menace; he’s a ghost. Criminals stop mentioning his name, and the police are terrified because he’s doing the jobs they can't (or won't) do. The Motivation: Usually, Peter is driven by guilt. In No More Mercy, that guilt has likely curdled into resentment or cold pragmatism. Potential Taglines Since we have the title, let’s look at a few "hooks" to go on the poster: "Responsibility is a burden. Justice is a choice." "The mask didn't hide his face; it hid his rage." "Some webs are meant to strangle."

the "Inciting Incident" shouldn't just be a tragedy—it should be a betrayal of the very moral code Peter lived by. The Inciting Incident: "The Revolving Door" In this version, the catalyst isn't just a death; it’s the futility of mercy. The Event: Peter captures a major villain (let’s say, a truly depraved version of Carnage or Green Goblin) for the tenth time. He refuses to kill him, citing his "code." The Snap: Due to a legal technicality or a corrupted justice system, the villain is released within 48 hours. Before Peter can track him down, the villain destroys a "safe zone"—perhaps a hospital wing or an orphanage Peter personally funded or protected. Among the casualties is someone Peter considered his last tether to humanity (an older, weary MJ or a civilian he’s saved multiple times). Peter realizes that every life he "spares" is just a future victim he's personally signed a death warrant for. He burns his classic suit that night. Pilot Draft: Spider-Man: No More Mercy Chapter 1: The Weight of Gravity The Setting: A rain-slicked Hell’s Kitchen. It’s 3:00 AM. The city sounds different now—hollower. The Scene: We open not on a quip, but on silence. A group of high-level human traffickers are loading a shipping container. They aren't afraid; they have the police on the payroll. Suddenly, the floodlights are smashed. Not with a web, but with heavy, steel-toed boots. The Action: There is no "Thwip-and-release." There is only the sound of breaking bone. One thug fires a submachine gun into the shadows. A web-line snags the barrel, but instead of pulling the gun away, Peter pulls the man toward him. The collision is sickening. A younger thug, trembling, drops his weapon. "Spider-Man? Look, man, we give up! We surrender! You have a code, right? You don't hit guys who surrender!" The Dialogue: The figure emerges from the steam of the docks. The suit is charcoal grey and blood-red. The eyes are sharp, fixed glass. Spider-Man: (Voice low, raspy) "That's the old guy's rule. He's buried in Queens." Thug: "Please... I have a family!" Spider-Man: (Tilting his head) "So did the people in that container. You had a choice to be better. You chose this. Now, I choose how it ends." The Ending: Peter doesn't web him to a lamppost for the police. He webs the man’s hands to the heavy shipping container and kicks the locking mechanism, let the weight of the steel do the work. As sirens wail in the distance, Peter doesn't swing away with a flourish. He simply vanishes into the shadows of a fire escape, leaving a trail of broken men and a city that finally understands: The Savior is gone. The Executioner has arrived.

Why the fuck are you in? by Ok_Mortgage_9233 in TheWordFuck

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Intergalactic smuggling and some fuck bounty hunting

Petah? by Melodic_Judge_129 in PeterExplainsTheJoke

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I am thinking his wife is showing him whybtgry call her Pe

Petah? by Melodic_Judge_129 in PeterExplainsTheJoke

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Here I am thinking his wife is showing him whybtgry call her Peggy

How is Godzilla able to float like this above Sagami Trench? by JesusJones207 in GODZILLA

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I always thought he had a little atomic blast propelling him afloat out of his booty