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  1. Mail Call Tuesday: Daggerheart Hope and Fear
    The new Daggerheart set is out: Hope & Fear. It features new domains and the new Witch and Warlock classes. So of course I had to get it.
    So far I like it. Gorgeous set.
    #witch #daggerheart #ttrpg #warlock
    theotherside.timsbrannan.com/2

  2. 193 - X-Factor #106 - 7/12/1994

    "Phalanx Covenant" comes for X-Factor in the weakest of the three sub-stories.

    Cover by Steve Lightle. Interiors by Scott Lobdell, Todd DeZago, Jan Duursema, Roger Cruz.

    #XmenADay #XMen #XFactor40 #XFactor #Havok #Warlock #Wolfsbane #Forge

  3. From Wizard to Warlock: магия в D&D как метафора эпохи LLM

    Привет, я Саша Овчинников, старший специалист по тестированию в Контуре. 👋 Последние несколько лет я активно пользуюсь LLM для достижения своих личных целей. Но, пожалуй, самым интересным опытом для меня стало даже не использование LLM в собственных проектах: я начал показывать эти инструменты другим людям.

    habr.com/ru/companies/skbkontu

    #llm #wizard #warlock #нейросети

  4. I've been playing #Diablo4 during the free #warlock offering and, although it's been fun, still not (effectively) paying twice to play the same game

    tl;dr: xpac content needs xpac pricing

  5. A recent comm I finished for VoiceOfPeace ! Was really fun to design and  paint this great concept of a character! Specially enjoyed painting the kintsugi effect.

    #furry #anthro #fantasy #dnd #rpg #ttrpg #rat #skaven #rodent #pathfinder #daggerheart #warlock #kintsugi #krita #gaertan

  6. A recent comm I finished for VoiceOfPeace ! Was really fun to design and  paint this great concept of a character! Specially enjoyed painting the kintsugi effect.

    #furry #anthro #fantasy #dnd #rpg #ttrpg #rat #skaven #rodent #pathfinder #daggerheart #warlock #kintsugi #krita #gaertan

  7. A warlock and his patron. (based on a gw3 promotional art for wyll but mizora is an imposing man) #art #bg3 #warlock #pencil

  8. A warlock and his patron. (based on a gw3 promotional art for wyll but mizora is an imposing man) #art #bg3 #warlock #pencil

  9. During my past D&D session I sketched out my warlock Gilderoy, and his familiar, Gypsy >w>

    Made in Autodesk Sketchbook, an unusual program for me (I usually work in ClipStudio), but it seems to have turned out well?

    #MastoArt #dnd #dnd5e #dndart #dndoc #warlock #parrot #dndwarlock #sketch #digital #art #artist

  10. Leatherwitch – First Spell Review By Grin Reaper

    When Crystal Viper disbanded last August, the Polish power metallers left behind a consistent catalogue of (mostly) good-to-great albums. Shuttering the project left me with pangs of sorrow for what might have been and closed the chapter on a band I’ve followed since Queen of the Witches. In his review of that album, Grier loosed one of his most lucid and succinct observations to date: ‘Marta Gabriel kicks ass.’ That was true throughout Crystal Viper’s discography, and I’m happy to report it remains true on First Spell—Gabriel’s solo debut under the Leatherwitch banner. Yet it takes more than kicking ass to deliver great tunes. Shed of her former band, we must judge whether this Leatherwitch ensorcels with her First Spell, or if the incantation leaves us thinking, ‘Witch, please.’

    Fans of Crystal Viper will find the transition to Leatherwitch as smooth as changing lanes on the open freeway, and just as inviting. First Spell boasts a slew of tracks that ache to be played at volumes unsafe for car stereos and eardrums, and that’s repeatedly how I engaged with it. Compared to Gabriel’s former band, Leatherwitch conjures a more stripped-down heavy metal mostly divested of power trappings. Just don’t mistake streamlined for simplistic—First Spell enchants with hook-studded earworms and invokes the likes of Running Wild, Iron Maiden and Warlock. In total, Leatherwitch’s debut punches with the force of a semi at cruising speed, and throughout First Spell Gabriel casts beguiling heavy metal moxie.

    Crystal Viper ended on a tremendous burst of heavy power, and given how many responsibilities Marta Gabriel shouldered on their swan song,1 Leatherwitch feels like a natural progression. First and foremost, Gabriel is the consummate frontwoman, flaunting charismatic vocals that spellbind with might and conviction. Songs “Heroes and the Dice,” “Living in the Fast Lane,” and “The New Beginning” showcase her vocal range and grit, establishing her magnetic presence. Unsatisfied to limit her performance to vocals, Gabriel lays down memorable leads (“Living in the Fast Lane”), classic heavy metal riffcraft (“Two Tons of Steel”) and brawny low-end heft (“Silver Stallions,” where the bass tone immediately evokes Seventh Son) across First Spell’s runtime. The only aspect where Leatherwitch falls short is the drumming. It’s perfectly serviceable, but compared to other performances, the kit-work remains conspicuously tucked in the shadows.

    Evaluated as a whole, Leatherwitch delivers a catchy album that never errs, yet takes few risks. The strengths of First Spell stem from Gabriel’s vocals and winsome songwriting, a consistent thread carried over from Crystal Viper. While I’m unsure why she made the decision to pursue a solo venture, Marta proves that she more than meets the challenge with Leatherwitch. Across forty-three minutes of unpretentious heavy metal, songs entice me to repeat them immediately (particularly “Heroes and the Dice” and “Living in the Fast Lane”), their melodies firmly lodged in my gray matter. The production aids Leatherwitch’s uncomplicated approach, granting plenty of room for the instrumentation and vocals to stake their claim in the mix without stepping on toes. The only interruption to First Spell’s summoning comes from “The New Beginning,” which offers a reprieve from the album’s otherwise aggressive pacing. While slower songs can mitigate otherwise homogenous tempos, just because a song is slow doesn’t mean it has to be long. At over seven-and-a-half minutes, “The New Beginning” could be trimmed and be more effective for it. Otherwise, Leatherwitch crafts chest-thumping, fist-pumping anthems for metalheads of any stripe.2

    First Spell doesn’t change the course of metal, but with it Leatherwitch bestows a worthy entry into the annals of classic heavy metal thunder. First Spell supplies a welcome respite from life’s burdens—music you can get lost in, especially with the windows down and an open stretch of road ahead. Though I was initially disheartened by Crystal Viper’s demise, Leatherwitch renews my hope and convinces me that Gabriel’s vision hasn’t dulled for the change. Whatever hex comes next for Leatherwitch, I’ll be ready for Marta’s magic.

    Rating: Very Good
    DR: 11 | Format Reviewed: 320 kbps mp3
    Label: Listenable Records
    Websites: Bandcamp | Facebook
    Releases Worldwide: May 29th, 2026

    #2026 #35 #CrystalViper #FirstSpell #HeavyMetal #IronMaiden #Leatherwitch #ListenableRecords #May26 #PolishMetal #QueenOfTheWitches #Review #Reviews #RunningWild #Warlock
  11. Leatherwitch – First Spell Review By Grin Reaper

    When Crystal Viper disbanded last August, the Polish power metallers left behind a consistent catalogue of (mostly) good-to-great albums. Shuttering the project left me with pangs of sorrow for what might have been and closed the chapter on a band I’ve followed since Queen of the Witches. In his review of that album, Grier loosed one of his most lucid and succinct observations to date: ‘Marta Gabriel kicks ass.’ That was true throughout Crystal Viper’s discography, and I’m happy to report it remains true on First Spell—Gabriel’s solo debut under the Leatherwitch banner. Yet it takes more than kicking ass to deliver great tunes. Shed of her former band, we must judge whether this Leatherwitch ensorcels with her First Spell, or if the incantation leaves us thinking, ‘Witch, please.’

    Fans of Crystal Viper will find the transition to Leatherwitch as smooth as changing lanes on the open freeway, and just as inviting. First Spell boasts a slew of tracks that ache to be played at volumes unsafe for car stereos and eardrums, and that’s repeatedly how I engaged with it. Compared to Gabriel’s former band, Leatherwitch conjures a more stripped-down heavy metal mostly divested of power trappings. Just don’t mistake streamlined for simplistic—First Spell enchants with hook-studded earworms and invokes the likes of Running Wild, Iron Maiden and Warlock. In total, Leatherwitch’s debut punches with the force of a semi at cruising speed, and throughout First Spell Gabriel casts beguiling heavy metal moxie.

    Crystal Viper ended on a tremendous burst of heavy power, and given how many responsibilities Marta Gabriel shouldered on their swan song,1 Leatherwitch feels like a natural progression. First and foremost, Gabriel is the consummate frontwoman, flaunting charismatic vocals that spellbind with might and conviction. Songs “Heroes and the Dice,” “Living in the Fast Lane,” and “The New Beginning” showcase her vocal range and grit, establishing her magnetic presence. Unsatisfied to limit her performance to vocals, Gabriel lays down memorable leads (“Living in the Fast Lane”), classic heavy metal riffcraft (“Two Tons of Steel”) and brawny low-end heft (“Silver Stallions,” where the bass tone immediately evokes Seventh Son) across First Spell’s runtime. The only aspect where Leatherwitch falls short is the drumming. It’s perfectly serviceable, but compared to other performances, the kit-work remains conspicuously tucked in the shadows.

    Evaluated as a whole, Leatherwitch delivers a catchy album that never errs, yet takes few risks. The strengths of First Spell stem from Gabriel’s vocals and winsome songwriting, a consistent thread carried over from Crystal Viper. While I’m unsure why she made the decision to pursue a solo venture, Marta proves that she more than meets the challenge with Leatherwitch. Across forty-three minutes of unpretentious heavy metal, songs entice me to repeat them immediately (particularly “Heroes and the Dice” and “Living in the Fast Lane”), their melodies firmly lodged in my gray matter. The production aids Leatherwitch’s uncomplicated approach, granting plenty of room for the instrumentation and vocals to stake their claim in the mix without stepping on toes. The only interruption to First Spell’s summoning comes from “The New Beginning,” which offers a reprieve from the album’s otherwise aggressive pacing. While slower songs can mitigate otherwise homogenous tempos, just because a song is slow doesn’t mean it has to be long. At over seven-and-a-half minutes, “The New Beginning” could be trimmed and be more effective for it. Otherwise, Leatherwitch crafts chest-thumping, fist-pumping anthems for metalheads of any stripe.2

    First Spell doesn’t change the course of metal, but with it Leatherwitch bestows a worthy entry into the annals of classic heavy metal thunder. First Spell supplies a welcome respite from life’s burdens—music you can get lost in, especially with the windows down and an open stretch of road ahead. Though I was initially disheartened by Crystal Viper’s demise, Leatherwitch renews my hope and convinces me that Gabriel’s vision hasn’t dulled for the change. Whatever hex comes next for Leatherwitch, I’ll be ready for Marta’s magic.

    Rating: Very Good
    DR: 11 | Format Reviewed: 320 kbps mp3
    Label: Listenable Records
    Websites: Bandcamp | Facebook
    Releases Worldwide: May 29th, 2026

    #2026 #35 #CrystalViper #FirstSpell #HeavyMetal #IronMaiden #Leatherwitch #ListenableRecords #May26 #PolishMetal #QueenOfTheWitches #Review #Reviews #RunningWild #Warlock
  12. Diablo 2 Resurrected Unleashes 'Warlock' Expansion, Revitalizing Endgame with Long-Awaited Features

    Diablo 2 Resurrected players get a new Warlock class and improved endgame features with the 'Reign of the Warlock' expansion released in February 2026.

    #Diablo2 #Warlock #DiabloExpansion #GamingNews #PCGaming

    newsletter.tf/diablo-2-resurre

  13. Updated DnD 5.5 Warlock Class Guide

    Our Warlock class guide is now updated to include new character options published in 2025 in Heroes of the Forgotten Realms, Astarion's Book of Hungers, and Lorwyn.

    rpgbot.net/2024-dnd/classes/wa

    #DnD #2024DnD #Warlock

  14. Updated DnD 5.5 Warlock Class Guide

    Our Warlock class guide is now updated to include new character options published in 2025 in Heroes of the Forgotten Realms, Astarion's Book of Hungers, and Lorwyn.

    rpgbot.net/2024-dnd/classes/wa

    #DnD #2024DnD #Warlock

  15. 126 - New Mutants #1 - 5/6/2009

    I find a lot of Alex Ross covers somewhat staid, but there's a great energy to this one.

    Cover by Alex Ross. Interiors by Zeb Wells & Diógenes Neves.

    #XmenADay #XMen #XFactor40 #NewMutantsV3 #Wolfsbane #DougRamsey #Warlock

  16. Gus G. – Steel Burner Review By Baguette of Bodom

    Gus G. is a busy man. For some odd 25 years and counting, the Greek guitarist has not only been running his own band Firewind but also contributed to many notable heavy/power metal acts’ beginnings, such as early Mystic Prophecy and Dream Evil. And somehow on top of that, he’s even managed to fit in five solo albums during that time! Steel Burner becomes the sixth album under the Gus G. moniker, the first since 2021’s very fun Quantum Leap. I was a big fan of Firewind’s energetic 2020 comeback and enjoyed 2024’s anthemic rock-oriented Stand United plenty as well. How does Steel Burner compare to his other recent works, and were any Steel Druhm’s harmed in the making?1

    Gus has proven himself to be a very potent guitarist since the early ’00s, and Steel Burner’s strand of heavy metal offers a good general gist of the instrumental and solo craft he’s known for. The album doesn’t steer too far off Quantum Leap’s core in this regard. Gus’s natural bend towards ’80s rock and metal shows up in full force once again, containing Yngwie and Blackmore-esque guitar hero cheese (“What If,” “Closure”) in terms of both shred and soulful play. A surprising highlight is “Advent” with its interesting djent-ish influences by way of downtuned 2010s rhythm guitar work. It pans out much better than one might think and makes for a refreshing listen in an album full of otherwise expected source material.

    The other side of Steel Burner is the record’s confusing flow and identity, the guest vocalist tracks being at odds with the instrumental songs. Whereas Quantum Leap was fully instrumental, Steel Burner contains a theoretically balanced set of five tracks with vocals and five instrumentals. This intentional variety quickly ends up working against itself. Doro (Doro, ex-Warlock) and Matt Barlow (ex-Iced Earth, ex-Pyramaze) are both starting to show their age, delivering some good lines but flat choruses (“Nothing Can Break Me,” “Dancing with Death”). The suddenly enervated instrumentation exacerbates the quality contrast between Steel Burner’s different aspects. Fortunately, the back half fares better. Vocal mercenaries Ronnie Romero (ex-Rainbow) and Dino Jelusić lend stronger performances on better, more AOR-adjacent tracks (“My Premonition,” “No One Has to Know”), and I wouldn’t mind Gus working with Ronnie more often based on “My Premonition.” Aside from the vocal-instrumental clash, the drums are a sticking point. Gus’s drum programming on the aforementioned tracks is solid, but Quantum Leap’s guest drumming proves that more varied and potent percussion would have helped make these songs much more lively.

    Much like Jeff Waters (Annihilator), Gus G. is an excellent guitarist who is usually better when sharing vocals-forward songwriting reins with other people. Steel Burner tends to repeat some of his early-career hiccups with Mystic Prophecy, where the rhythm guitar tends to be underdeveloped and the songs oddly stripped-down without the choruses compensating for it. Gus is very good at crafting colorful instrumental compositions (“Advent,” “Confession”) or even standard power metal tracks at higher BPMs (“Kill the Pain” on Firewind’s self-titled, “Escape from Tomorrow” all the way back on Forged by Fire), but making a ‘normal’ mid-paced track with vocals often requires some extra hands alongside him. Firewind’s two most recent records are proof of this, and the positive effect of a consistent powerhouse vocalist like Herbie Langhans is undeniably lacking here.

    Steel Burner has its bright spots, but ends up feeling like two EPs in a bar fight. It mashes together parts of Quantum Leap and Stand United, and both halves unfortunately suffer as a result. While nothing on the record is strictly off-putting, the instrumental side is clearly the better and more inspired one, containing the usual guitar goodness you would expect from Gus. Even so, one listen to Quantum Leap’s title track exposes Steel Burner’s general lack of urgency compared to prior works. Grab most of the instrumental tracks and “My Premonition,” and you’ve got a solid EP! Despite the overall experience being hit-and-miss, I still respect Gus’s work ethic, and I’ll be gladly waiting to see what he comes up with next.

    Rating: Mixed
    DR: Nope! | Format Reviewed: Alas, poor Stream!
    Label: Metal Department
    Websites: gusgofficial.com | Facebook | Instagram
    Releases Worldwide: April 24th, 2026

    #25 #2026 #Annihilator #AOR #Apr26 #Doro #DreamEvil #Firewind #GreekMetal #GusG #HardRock #HeavyMetal #IcedEarth #MetalDepartment #MysticProphecy #Pyramaze #Rainbow #Review #Reviews #SteelBurner #Warlock
  17. Gus G. – Steel Burner Review By Baguette of Bodom

    Gus G. is a busy man. For some odd 25 years and counting, the Greek guitarist has not only been running his own band Firewind but also contributed to many notable heavy/power metal acts’ beginnings, such as early Mystic Prophecy and Dream Evil. And somehow on top of that, he’s even managed to fit in five solo albums during that time! Steel Burner becomes the sixth album under the Gus G. moniker, the first since 2021’s very fun Quantum Leap. I was a big fan of Firewind’s energetic 2020 comeback and enjoyed 2024’s anthemic rock-oriented Stand United plenty as well. How does Steel Burner compare to his other recent works, and were any Steel Druhm’s harmed in the making?1

    Gus has proven himself to be a very potent guitarist since the early ’00s, and Steel Burner’s strand of heavy metal offers a good general gist of the instrumental and solo craft he’s known for. The album doesn’t steer too far off Quantum Leap’s core in this regard. Gus’s natural bend towards ’80s rock and metal shows up in full force once again, containing Yngwie and Blackmore-esque guitar hero cheese (“What If,” “Closure”) in terms of both shred and soulful play. A surprising highlight is “Advent” with its interesting djent-ish influences by way of downtuned 2010s rhythm guitar work. It pans out much better than one might think and makes for a refreshing listen in an album full of otherwise expected source material.

    The other side of Steel Burner is the record’s confusing flow and identity, the guest vocalist tracks being at odds with the instrumental songs. Whereas Quantum Leap was fully instrumental, Steel Burner contains a theoretically balanced set of five tracks with vocals and five instrumentals. This intentional variety quickly ends up working against itself. Doro (Doro, ex-Warlock) and Matt Barlow (ex-Iced Earth, ex-Pyramaze) are both starting to show their age, delivering some good lines but flat choruses (“Nothing Can Break Me,” “Dancing with Death”). The suddenly enervated instrumentation exacerbates the quality contrast between Steel Burner’s different aspects. Fortunately, the back half fares better. Vocal mercenaries Ronnie Romero (ex-Rainbow) and Dino Jelusić lend stronger performances on better, more AOR-adjacent tracks (“My Premonition,” “No One Has to Know”), and I wouldn’t mind Gus working with Ronnie more often based on “My Premonition.” Aside from the vocal-instrumental clash, the drums are a sticking point. Gus’s drum programming on the aforementioned tracks is solid, but Quantum Leap’s guest drumming proves that more varied and potent percussion would have helped make these songs much more lively.

    Much like Jeff Waters (Annihilator), Gus G. is an excellent guitarist who is usually better when sharing vocals-forward songwriting reins with other people. Steel Burner tends to repeat some of his early-career hiccups with Mystic Prophecy, where the rhythm guitar tends to be underdeveloped and the songs oddly stripped-down without the choruses compensating for it. Gus is very good at crafting colorful instrumental compositions (“Advent,” “Confession”) or even standard power metal tracks at higher BPMs (“Kill the Pain” on Firewind’s self-titled, “Escape from Tomorrow” all the way back on Forged by Fire), but making a ‘normal’ mid-paced track with vocals often requires some extra hands alongside him. Firewind’s two most recent records are proof of this, and the positive effect of a consistent powerhouse vocalist like Herbie Langhans is undeniably lacking here.

    Steel Burner has its bright spots, but ends up feeling like two EPs in a bar fight. It mashes together parts of Quantum Leap and Stand United, and both halves unfortunately suffer as a result. While nothing on the record is strictly off-putting, the instrumental side is clearly the better and more inspired one, containing the usual guitar goodness you would expect from Gus. Even so, one listen to Quantum Leap’s title track exposes Steel Burner’s general lack of urgency compared to prior works. Grab most of the instrumental tracks and “My Premonition,” and you’ve got a solid EP! Despite the overall experience being hit-and-miss, I still respect Gus’s work ethic, and I’ll be gladly waiting to see what he comes up with next.

    Rating: Mixed
    DR: Nope! | Format Reviewed: Alas, poor Stream!
    Label: Metal Department
    Websites: gusgofficial.com | Facebook | Instagram
    Releases Worldwide: April 24th, 2026

    #25 #2026 #Annihilator #AOR #Apr26 #Doro #DreamEvil #Firewind #GreekMetal #GusG #HardRock #HeavyMetal #IcedEarth #MetalDepartment #MysticProphecy #Pyramaze #Rainbow #Review #Reviews #SteelBurner #Warlock
  18. Morning Folks. Monday, the #Diablo4 expansion dropped, and for the first bit, I dealt with pretty frequent disconnects. I talk about this and how I abandoned #Warlock early on and returned to #Paladin.

    aggronaut.com/2026/04/29/diabl

    #arpg #mmo #mmorpg #videogames #games #gaming #diablo

  19. Morning Folks. Monday, the #Diablo4 expansion dropped, and for the first bit, I dealt with pretty frequent disconnects. I talk about this and how I abandoned #Warlock early on and returned to #Paladin.

    aggronaut.com/2026/04/29/diabl

    #arpg #mmo #mmorpg #videogames #games #gaming #diablo

  20. If you're not sure which #Diablo class you should hit the ground running with in LoH in three hours (and you want an answer other than #warlock or #paladin) we've got you covered. blizzardwatch.com/2026/04/27/c

  21. 101 - New Mutants #78 - 4/11/1989

    The beginning of the end for Rusty & Skids. 😢

    Cover by Rick Leonardi. Interiors by Louise Simonson & Leonardi

    #XmenADay #XMen #XFactor40 #NewMutants #Pyro #Mystique #Warlock #Rictor #BoomBoom #Rusty #Wolfsbane

  22. 4. Talon, ice genasi hexblade warlock
    5. Rebel, kenku-drow arcane trickster rogue (campaign never happened but the people who would've been players in that campaign are still having fun with these characters, mostly in the form of posting incorrect quotes about them amongst ourselves)

    #dnd #dndcharacter #dndart #ttrpg #ttrpgart #ttrpgcharacter #genasi #kenku #drow #rogue #dndrogue #warlock #dndwarlock

  23. This is Talon (he/they) the second character I created in the second dnd campaign I ever played in. Said campaign recently reached it's end, roughly four years after I joined and 4 and a half after it started.

    #dnd #dndart #dndcharacter #genasi #icegenasi #dndwarlock #warlock #hexblade #hexbladewarlock #transmasc #nonbinary #ttrpg #ttrpgcharacter #ttrpgart #digitalArt #digitaldrawing #artwork #lgbt #lgbtqia #lgbtq

  24. IMO a warlock is better written as a person with so much conviction in his own abilities, he is ready to bet his soul. A faustian deal is more interesting when there is a ovbious goal to end the contract after something is achieved. "I promise I will get you this powerful book. So much I believe in my ability to get it, that if I fail you can take my soul." #dnd #warlock #faustiandeal

  25. La música nueva ha sido un poco fail al final, solo me quedo con #warlock el resto uf, discos muy flojitos... A ver si acierto alguna vez 😸

  26. 083 - X-Force Annual #1 - 3/24/1992

    X-Force of the future...today (well, 1992)!

    Cover by Greg Capullo. Interiors by Fabian Nicieza & Capullo.

    #XmenADay #XMen #XFactor40 #XForce #Shatterstar #Warlock #Cypher

  27. Lorsqu'il reparaît, il flotte en l'air au-dessus de votre tête et descend lentement sur vous en planant...

    « SORCIER », 1982
    par Russ Nicholson (ill. écossais, c. 1953-2023)

    Le Sorcier de la Montagne de Feu
    Défis Fantastiques #1
    Ian Livingstone & Steve Jackson, Puffin Book 1982, Gallimard 1983

    #livresdontvousetesleheros #LDVELH #jdr #jdrsolo #fightingfantasy #gamebooks #frpg #ttrpg #defisfantastiques #stevejackson #ianlivingstone #russnicholson #warlock #firetopMountain

  28. Sa barbe est longue et grise et il brandit un vieux pied de chaise en bois...

    « VIEIL HOMME », 1982
    par Russ Nicholson (ill. écossais, c. 1953-2023)

    Le Sorcier de la Montagne de Feu
    Défis Fantastiques #1
    Ian Livingstone & Steve Jackson, Puffin Book 1982, Gallimard 1983

    #livresdontvousetesleheros #LDVELH #jdr #jdrsolo #fightingfantasy #gamebooks #frpg #ttrpg #defisfantastiques #stevejackson #ianlivingstone #russnicholson #warlock #firetopMountain

  29. Sa barbe est longue et grise et il brandit un vieux pied de chaise en bois...

    « VIEIL HOMME », 1982
    par Russ Nicholson (ill. écossais, c. 1953-2023)

    Le Sorcier de la Montagne de Feu
    Défis Fantastiques #1
    Ian Livingstone & Steve Jackson, Puffin Book 1982, Gallimard 1983

    #livresdontvousetesleheros #LDVELH #jdr #jdrsolo #fightingfantasy #gamebooks #frpg #ttrpg #defisfantastiques #stevejackson #ianlivingstone #russnicholson #warlock #firetopMountain

  30. Votre quête commence maintenant. De l'autre côté de la clairière, il y a l'entrée d'une caverne sombre.

    « L'ENTRÉE DE LA CAVERNE », 1982
    par Russ Nicholson (ill. écossais, c. 1953-2023)

    Le Sorcier de la Montagne de Feu
    Défis Fantastiques #1
    Ian Livingstone & Steve Jackson, Puffin Book 1982, Gallimard 1983

    #livresdontvousetesleheros #LDVELH #fightingfantasy #defisfantastiques #stevejackson #ianlivingstone #russnicholson #warlock #firetopMountain

  31. Just saw a sneak peek of #Diablo4's new Warlock class, complete with four terrifying subclasses! 😈 Stare into the abyss, command fire, summon legions, or *become* a demon yourself.

    Which path of dark magic are you diving into first?

    Read more: cnet.com/tech/gaming/diablo-4-
    #Gaming #Diablo #Warlock #Blizzard

  32. Surprise: Blizzard shadow-dropped a Warlock — Diablo II's first new class in 25 years — as part of the paid Reign of the Warlock expansion.

    If players love it, Blizzard may expand D2 more, while keeping a preserved classic. #Diablo #Warlock

    eurogamer.net/blizzard-may-exp

  33. Как Warlock атакуют вашу инфраструктуру

    В ноябре 2025 года эксперты по реагированию на инциденты Angara MTDR столкнулись с несколькими инцидентами с участием группировки Warlock (Lenient Wolf, Storm-2603, GOLD SALEM). Данный кластер активности использует уязвимости внешнего контура как один из первоначальных векторов атак, например, CVE-2023-24955, CVE-2025-49704, CVE-2025-49706, CVE-2025-53770, CVE-2025-53771, в опубликованном веб-приложении SharePoint. В октябре 2025 года этот ряд пополнился свежей уязвимостью WSUS — CVE-2025-59287 , которая имеет рейтинг критичности 9,8 из 10 по CVSS. Узнать, как это было

    habr.com/ru/companies/angarase

    #уязвимости #warlock #killchain #реагирование_на_инциденты #эксплуатация #мониторинг #хакерские_атаки