Apparently this was a postcard trend in the early 20th century, one of which inspired the ‘vegetable car’ in “The Tome of the Unknown”.

youtu.be/X-0vZeaIrFg

A great scenario and great illustrations!

So /that’s/ where they took those Hobbits!

I’ve put together a “virtual cemetery” of all the gravestones formerly or currently part of Worcester Common, or at least all the ones I have pictures of.

www.findagrave.com/virtual-ceme...

I recall Warhammer had a professional progression option Mule Skinner -> Editor -> Doof Warrior

Any chance the original Lennie Briscoe shirt will return?

youtu.be/NwL-9xcMs_Y?...

Yes, but he can only turn into a Tex Avery wolf and struggles to blend in with actual wolves.

Hail to the king, baby.

Hey @drivethrurpg.com - can you tweak the sale so the Dare is $6.66? It better suits the spooky vibe. Thanks! 🎃 🐈‍⬛ 💀

I believe so. It matches his lettering in that era and the borders of several stones from around that date. Too bad it’s mostly been lost.

His stone is still in better condition that his wife’s marker however:

Considering the ongoing loss of surface, I feel this stone should be removed, conserved, and replaced with a duplicate.

The damage to the right side of the stone seems to have happened at some point between the Harriette Forbes photo (left) and the Daniel Farber photo (right). Forbes was active in early 20th century, Farber from 1960s to the 90s.