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Illustration for 'Hunt of the Wolves' Chapter 3 of 'Lynn d' Vadalis' by A very cool chapter featuring werewolves, a wicker man golem, as well as the appearence of Lynn's Dragonmark, not to give too much away...

Lynn d'Vadalis III: Hunt of the Wolves

image by dashinvaine

THE STENCH OF DECAY AND BLOOD HAD BECOME ALMOST OVERPOWERING. The odour here nearly made the twins gag, and around them, the herd of sheep they had been assigned to watch were getting nervous. Magebred sheep, they were, Vadalis’ magic turned to improve their wool and milk, much softer-haired than the regular sheep people herded in the Reaches, but they were still animals. As such, they had the wisdom to stay away from places that reeked of death.
The two shepherdesses had no such survival instinct, and went to investigate near the broch. It was one of numerous stone towers that stood around the Reaches to offer shelter to herders and travellers. Wood for a fire was regularly stocked here, and the stone walls protected against all but the fiercest storms and rains. Lynn and Aideen had counted on resting here for the night, but the stone edifice was ruined, its rafters burned. This had happened

Previous contributions to the series:

Eberron setting credit: Keith Baker, 'Lords of Dust', Dragon Magazine 337 (November 2005), pp. 56-70, Paizo Publishing (2005); with illustrations by A. Lewis, Linda Tso, Ben McSweeny and Stacy Michalcewicz.

Description
Illustration for 'Hunt of the Wolves' Chapter 3 of 'Lynn d' Vadalis' by A very cool chapter featuring werewolves, a wicker man golem, as well as the appearence of Lynn's Dragonmark, not to give too much away...

Lynn d'Vadalis III: Hunt of the Wolves

image by dashinvaine

THE STENCH OF DECAY AND BLOOD HAD BECOME ALMOST OVERPOWERING. The odour here nearly made the twins gag, and around them, the herd of sheep they had been assigned to watch were getting nervous. Magebred sheep, they were, Vadalis’ magic turned to improve their wool and milk, much softer-haired than the regular sheep people herded in the Reaches, but they were still animals. As such, they had the wisdom to stay away from places that reeked of death.
The two shepherdesses had no such survival instinct, and went to investigate near the broch. It was one of numerous stone towers that stood around the Reaches to offer shelter to herders and travellers. Wood for a fire was regularly stocked here, and the stone walls protected against all but the fiercest storms and rains. Lynn and Aideen had counted on resting here for the night, but the stone edifice was ruined, its rafters burned. This had happened

Previous contributions to the series:

Eberron setting credit: Keith Baker, 'Lords of Dust', Dragon Magazine 337 (November 2005), pp. 56-70, Paizo Publishing (2005); with illustrations by A. Lewis, Linda Tso, Ben McSweeny and Stacy Michalcewicz.