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MRK3D

@3dukko.bsky.social

3d artist based fromTampere Finland. 🇫🇮🤓 Portfolio - > https://www.artstation.com/marq Order 3d art from me! -> https://www.fiverr.com/s/GzqEeG3

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MRK3D@3dukko.bsky.social · 2y ago

Game idea: Basebuilder and where you put together private army. Manage base, FOB, missions, finance, and automate base defences. Watch while your base fights against competing PM forces.

Dungeonbuster@dungeonbuster.bsky.social · 2y ago

A 1993 advertisement for Eye of the Beholder III: Assault on Myth Drannor, an RPG by SSI for PCs The modified illustration used for the ad (and box) was by Keith Parkinson initially seen on the cover of Swords of Deceit, a 1986 module for TSR's TTRPG adaptation of the fantasy city of Lankhmar.

"For Those Who Would Give Anything For A Third Eye" "The grand finale of the meanest 3-D graphic adventure series ever! If you thought it would be impoissble to top the first two "eye of the Beholder" adventures, you're in for a deadly surprise in Eye of the Beholder III: Assault on Myth Drannor. Beholder Eye III, with the hottest graphics, a devilishly deep plot, and more cinematics than ever." The advertisement for the final chapter in SSI's Eye of the Beholder series sent players to the ruins of the fabled city, Myth Drannor, to stop the "dread lich Acwellan". It also talked up features such as "the new ALL ATTACK button" and implied a play time of "40-100 hours". The game was also developed directly by SSI -- the first two Beholder titles were by Westwood Associates (licensed and published by SSI) who, by this time, had moved on as an independent studio to focus on their own projects that included 1993's Lands of Lore.Titled "Gods of Lankhmar", this eerie piece by Keith Parkinson appeared on the cover of Swords of Deceit, an adventure module for the AD&D adaptation of Fritz Lieber's fantasy city of Lankhmar. The city was a major part of Lieber's Fafhrd and the Gray Mouser stories.