Elemental Pictures in Real Life (Now less modem friendly)

Raising a volcano...or a devestating attack, I'm not sure.

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Yes, it's a lightning storm over an exploding volcano, which seems to happen a lot for various, disputed, reasons.

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Quoting SnallTrippin, reply 2
Yes, it's a lightning storm over an exploding volcano, which seems to happen a lot for various, disputed, reasons.

Amazing...8C

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Damn, wish there was a better picture of that availabul. Stunning.

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Wow, now there's an impressive effect for the spell animation people to try and copy.....

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heh thats one of those things that if I saw as a spell effect I would be like "Pshh, how unrealistic and overdone". Damn nature, you scary...

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Quoting Filthgrinder, reply 4
Damn, wish there was a better picture of that availabul. Stunning.

Try this one...

Lightning during valcona eruption

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yeah, I'd cast that spell.

 

So where did this occur?  does anybody know?

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Pretty sure that it's the Chaitén volcano in Chile. Pretty sure I'm at least 5 or 10 years from owning a video card that could handle imagery like that in a game, but it sure seems like the devs should have a poster-sized print of it somewhere on their walls.

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That is now my desktop background.

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^ Lol! Same here....:D

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It's theorized by many Scientists that when large volcanoes break the surface of the Earth they cause a great disturbance in the Magnetic Field of the Earths crust resulting in a more then normal activity level of Lightning and other atmospheric anomalies. Ball Lightning has even been reported in a much higher frequency then normal around volcanoes and other places where there is a high concentration of metals in the Earth.

Some Scientists also suspect when the debris cloud is thrown high into the atmosphere that it is littered with powdered metals which act like mini lightning rods and set off the lightning.

Awesome pic. It's now my background as well. :) Thanks.

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New name for this spell.  Cloud of Geddon.

 

 

Geddon could be a reference to some powerful archmage living in the world that led to the cataclysm.

 

 

Edit: the soon to be card picture for the Cloud of Geddon spell is now on my desktop (cropped to contain mostly lightning and cloud)  |-)

Now of course, I have no control over spells or cards, although this is what I would recommend  :thumbsup:

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That's just... wow!

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Archer skirmishers!

 

Channeler funeral ..*sniff*

 

Summon demon.

 

Fireball on demon...

 

...ok, this next one is just a picture that needs to be seen...

Heh...

 

Channeler child..with servants.

After the cataclism..can't..spell

 

After spending essence on the earth.

Raising land from the sea.

And of course..putting water over the land..

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I never thought someone would find a replacement for the bear cavalry but here it is!  THe segway cavalry...

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Donkey rider! :D

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Donkeys as early game mounts... that would be hilarious.

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A dungeon... or a temple.

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^ Chamber of Mazarbul [Moria] anyone? Pure awesomeness...:thumbsup:

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Wow, those are some cool pictures.

The lighting/volcano one is amazing.

The segway one made me laugh.

Keep 'em coming :)

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Am I just ignorant, or do the 'Segways' under the swarm of cops look like some combat and/or knockoff version? I don't recall having seen the semi-squatting posture before, and it kinda looks like the riders' shins are bearing weight or maybe a secondary guidance input. The latter seems more plausible given the rifles...

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New name for this spell. Cloud of Geddon.
That's good, but I like "wrath of Geddon" better.

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Raising land from the sea.

I would much prefer to have that plume of ash as a solid object, as a magical aritfact/structure of some kind.

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Quoting GW, reply 22
Am I just ignorant, or do the 'Segways' under the swarm of cops look like some combat and/or knockoff version? I don't recall having seen the semi-squatting posture before, and it kinda looks like the riders' shins are bearing weight or maybe a secondary guidance input. The latter seems more plausible given the rifles...

They are a bit different...

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Yes, Wrath of Geddon sounds like a good spell name. Its in, on my book ;)