It’s on public display in a state building.

I’ve done traditional DIY mold casting using ProCreate putty and found it suitable, if that material is in your budget. I have used a little bit of mineral oil inside the mold as a release agent. For me the most success has come from letting the material sit in the mold two or three times longer than you think it should take to be fully dry.

The interior looks like a trendy, wannabe-upscale Mexican restaurant staffed entirely by hipsters who don’t know how to make good Mexican food.

I think she slightly tripped on her cape and is trying to play it off as seductively lounging.

I’ve presented you with the proof that early Reddit was populated with large numbers of sockpuppet accounts by the owners, creating whole cloth communities to draw in users, which is not something that is happening on Lemmy.

The entire reason the Digg mass exodus was viable was people leaving Digg found these “preexisting” Reddit communities and felt more comfortable joining in.

Lemmy doesn’t have that socketpuppet population to springboard with, so growth is slower and unpopulated communities are not falsely full of fake users.

Shenanigans.

Yes Lemmy is smaller and doesn’t have instantly fully formed communities. Reddit has been around for almost 2 decades. Lemmy is newer, smaller, and actively fights the sorts of shenanigans that Reddit initially used to get big.

If you want more niche activity, make posts and interact with posts. Lemmy is user driven- that means you. It isn’t a giant megasite where you can just expect to be a passive receiver of endless content.

From an AD&D module of the same name as the painting.

Bothered. Unmoisturized. Depressed. Out of its lane. Unfocused. Suffering.

I’m only but one person.

Perhaps they are going for a tone of heroic escapism, or fantastical drama over gory and downbeat “realism”.

If you really just want to see heroes maiming people it’s been done. Invincible, The Boys (show and comic). Even back to the 90s there were comics like Stormwatch that centered on the premise of “realistic” consequences of super powers.

Dark Future is a later Citadel car combat game, and better known among the GW grog circles. Probably because by then the designers had more practice, and because the Dark Future world had originally been intended for an RPG so it was more fleshed out.

I sourced from arthive.

It was the cover art for an expansion to Games Workshop’s Dark Future game from the 1980s.

All keys are swords if you are violent enough.

Why did he say it like that? What was his problem?

Deception is the key to victory.

Internet weirdos? On lemmy?