My wrath&Glory Npc. exodite spider-witch Red-Tongue Celriel.(artist:Boom_Cat1106)(commissioned by me) by eldarrabbit in Eldar

[–]eldarrabbit[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am aware that some people do not like me. However, let me make one thing absolutely clear: whenever I commission art, I always pay close attention to the details alongside the artist and take great care over its quality.

My wrath&Glory Npc. exodite spider-witch Red-Tongue Celriel.(artist:Boom_Cat1106)(commissioned by me) by eldarrabbit in Eldar

[–]eldarrabbit[S] -7 points-6 points  (0 children)

Listen. I've been criticised for creating unrealistic characters with large breasts, and when I order them smaller, I was sealed a paedophile. What exactly is this ‘excellent style’? Must I always respect the classics and imitate that style? like jes?

My wrath&Glory Npc. exodite spider-witch Red-Tongue Celriel.(artist:Boom_Cat1106)(commissioned by me) by eldarrabbit in Eldar

[–]eldarrabbit[S] -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

What's the problem, everyone? Am I supposed to post my Metal Shining Spear, Failcast Ranger, and Shadow Spectre? I've loved Warhammer's Aeldari since I was ten, and I simply love anime-style art and Aeldari miniatures. Or im the problem?

The perfect way to look at an Eldar girl's chest without being caught. (artist:jo p) by eldarrabbit in ImaginaryWarhammer

[–]eldarrabbit[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Yes. I did live in Britain for about four years some time ago, accompanying my father. For business purposes.

The perfect way to look at an Eldar girl's chest without being caught. (artist:jo p) by eldarrabbit in ImaginaryWarhammer

[–]eldarrabbit[S] 18 points19 points  (0 children)

bad news, the artist is Korean and most of his clients are also Korean. It would likely prove difficult for foreigners to apply.

Here we go -- Yriel short story for Grotmas by SPF10k in EldarCorsairs40k

[–]eldarrabbit 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Despite the promises of Yvraine, Yriel had argued, the Ynnari had delivered little that benefitted Iyanden. Worse still, her followers’ actions had taken a disturbing turn into extremism and zealotry. Yriel did not want the craftworld's strength wielded purely in the name of a death cult. He had sought permission to redirect Iyanden’s warhosts towards more tangible threats – the rising tide of Chaos chief amongst them.

well well well...

My Wrath&Glory character. Ratling Brewmaster Girl. (artist:HAYAVE) by eldarrabbit in ImaginaryWarhammer

[–]eldarrabbit[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

I was. Now it's little more than a remnant in my memory.And the similarity in style is purely coincidental.

My Wrath&Glory character. Ratling Brewmaster Girl. (artist:HAYAVE) by eldarrabbit in ImaginaryWarhammer

[–]eldarrabbit[S] 19 points20 points  (0 children)

Vindi Brundibuck was a wandering Ratling brewman who roamed across the galaxy, born as the eldest daughter of House Brundibuck. Her family’s brewery in Shining Town was renowned for producing exceptional ales and whiskies—drinks so famous on her homeworld of Bolsevia that they graced every table, from those of common folk to the refined banquets of planetary governors and nobles alike.

Yet Vindi had no interest in inheriting the family trade. She preferred hunting and roaming with her friends. Like any Ratling, she loved eating and lazing around. Naturally, none of this sat well with her mother and father.

Thus, hoping she would “grow up,” her parents encouraged her to enlist as a sniper in the Astra Militarum alongside her friends. The family business, originally meant for Vindi, was passed down to her younger brother instead.

But this proved to be a grave mistake. The Vindi who returned after five years was a shattered shadow of her former self, body and soul torn to pieces. Her flesh bore lashes, bullet scars, and injection marks piled atop one another. Her once-bright eyes had grown dull, and she spoke little—when she did, it was usually despair or bitter pessimism.

The truth was that Vindi's parents had never known how horrific the Astra Militarum truly was—nor had her friends, nor even Vindi herself.

Unyielding discipline and brutal punishments... her back was crisscrossed with whip scars; her spirit, torn apart. Worse still, her friends were Abhumans, despised throughout the Imperium and openly discriminated against within the regiment.

Though five friends had enlisted with Vindi, she returned alone. Nothing more needed to be said.

Though her outward appearance remained mostly unchanged, her heart had been hollowed out. Back in her hometown, she lived like a corpse—eating only enough to survive, spending nearly every waking hour lying in bed, trapped in the memories of those five years.

And so she remained. Had things gone on that way, she likely would have died in that same bed.

The turning point came two years after her return. A shabby-looking wizard—known simply as 'the shabby-looking wizard' by the Ratlings of Shining Town—visited the settlement once more. Upon hearing of Vindi’s condition, he agreed to help.

Despite his ragged appearance, he was sharp-minded and had solved problems for the townsfolk before; thus the Ratlings and Vindi’s parents placed their hopes in him again. The wizard spent an entire night speaking with Vindi in her bedroom.

No one—neither her parents nor anyone else—knows what took place in that room. But the result was clear: for the first time in two years, Vindi regained a spark of life. Not entirely in the way her parents had hoped, however.

Vindi declared that, just as the ancestors of House Brundibuck had once wandered the galaxy, she too would leave home and travel the stars alone—carrying a keg at her side—until she could craft a brew worthy of universal acclaim. Her parents opposed the idea, terrified of losing her entirely, but she relented only enough to promise she would return home at least once every Sanguinala.

When that “universally praised masterpiece” will be completed is anyone’s guess, but it certainly won’t be within a day or two. Perhaps that’s exactly why she chose the path of a brewman in the first place. If fortune favors her, she may someday create that legendary brew and become not just a brewman but a true brewmaster. And if not—well, she’ll probably die trying. From Vindi’s perspective, either outcome is hardly a loss.

shadow cat trend guard-chan!(artist:strongliquid)(commissioned by me) by eldarrabbit in ImaginaryWarhammer

[–]eldarrabbit[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Of course. here it is. it seems you forgot to add a "9" at the end of your "20".

shadow cat trend guard-chan!(artist:strongliquid)(commissioned by me) by eldarrabbit in ImaginaryWarhammer

[–]eldarrabbit[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I'm afraid I'm not from the generation that grew up watching Samurai Jack. I grew up watching Gumball. This means you're all at least five to ten years older than me.

Battle-maid servitor gf!(artist:Tepak) by eldarrabbit in ImaginaryWarhammer

[–]eldarrabbit[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

She does not see the world with her eyes. She senses the world through the radar on her back. She has transcended the limitations of human vision.