On one hand, Mortality Ascendent is "leftist inspired" because it contains themes of distributing power, toppling hierarchies, and celebrating diversity. On the other hand, it has art like this where one of the main classes splash art doubles as a trans pride flag XD
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The bulk of early armories were born from indigenous societies. Primarily, those that lived near draconic lairs. They utilized tools made to raid dragon hoards, now elevated through soul magic. They were well prepared to fight greedy monsters, when the march of empires came.
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What caused the first cracks in divine law remains a mystery, and yet, whenever it is being discussed, Serrelliis name is always mentioned. Details on Serrelli are sparse: a revolution, a destiny defied, a pact, a rebellion, a betrayal, and a sacrifice. Shards of some echoed truth, now lost.
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With Divinity fading came the rise of a more untamed nature. The kind of nature that laughs at the idea of "balance" between itself and civilization. Those most connected to wild forces found themselves indulging in these more extreme expressions, their power no longer bound by the gods' design.

The front lines were the first to rise as veterans, soldiers of empires and those of the would be conquered. After having their lives thrown away so callously, many marched in concert with their once enemy, united against the common foe that first slew them.
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I've gotten some feedback on the way I posted the art through the first week. In future, in addition to alt text, I'll use the book's background in place of full transparency, since the default "transparent" background is black bsky (at least for me). Here are the first week's reposts! #Mortalitaent

In the early days, access to martial magic was rare. The most successful methods used tools and material to channel the techniques. Traditions that evolved from this became collectively known as armories.

Art by Luccas Olivart: artstation.com/luccasolivart
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Those most preyed upon by society found ways to wield their soul's power to survive traumatic circumstances. Some held onto those moments, learning to wield their scars as weapons of vengeance and survival.

Art by Luccas Olivart: artstation.com/luccasolivart
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Before the shift, those that would be virtuosos were mere oddities, skilled duelists whose talents lent no real power. In the new world, they could transcend the boundary between themselves and magic itself.

Art by Luccas Olivart: artstation.com/luccasolivart
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At the edges of empires, soldiers fighting died in countless droves. As the veil weakened, some returned from the edge of oblivion, their body and spirit in perfect resonance, and mere pawns no longer.

Art by Luccas Olivart: artstation.com/luccasolivart
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When soul magic first emerged, peerless were some of the first to find it. Born from the same training grounds as paladins, they learned to wield faith in themselves as their fellows wield faith in a cause.

Art by Luccas Olivart: artstation.com/luccasolivart
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First post to feed the algorithm. Just released a book that is technically about Martial Casters, but is secretly about sword lesbians killing god. Check it out: www.drivethrurpg.com/en/product/5...

Art by Sabri Houchati: sabrihouchda41.myportfolio.com