#musketeer
If your campaign world includes the proliferation of Renaissance-era firearms like the Tethys Sea does, it’s only natural that some gunfighters would sell their services. This is a stat block for a musketeer employed by the nefarious Black Band mercenary company for you to use in your game.
My doublet look only ever got about 30% done for the tournament due to time; so properly making it all for the Midsummer Gala in July ❤️ step one HAT. Always wanted a cavaliers hat for Bella and I’m so happy with this one *___* Avalon leather was very accommodating to both get one to me (they don’t sell online just at ren faires normally) and customizing it to make sure it would match my outfit.
Upgrades on deck now: Cavaliers cloak, proper blouse and pants, velvet gauntlet gloves, swap the buttons on the doublet for higher quality metal ones, and a decorative sword belt.
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works in progress illustration
I think I’ve seen an angel. He plays a musketeer on tv.
Henri Matisse - The Musketeer 1903
Henri Matisse - The Musketeer 1903 #paintings
Henri Matisse – The Musketeer 1903
The Musketeer 1903 by Henri Matisse
A musketeer (French: mousquetaire) was a type of soldier equipped with a musket. Musketeers were an important part of early modern armies, particularly in Europe as they normally comprised the majority of their infantry. The musketeer was a precursor to the rifleman.
Henri Émile Benoît Matisse was a French artist, known for…
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I’m still on about them tbh
if you dont make your ocs kiss then why do you have them
