Flavius Papirius Corvus by flavia49
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Hi, First thing first
Happy New Year!!
I'm not fallen into the ozone hole, but I'm fallen in love with a 4 hands on-line role-playing novel set in Ancient Rome during the 4 Emperors' Year (68-69 AD).
This is my character: Flavius Papirius Corvus, praefectus alae, XIII legio Gemina and Occulta Speculator. That means that I'm the commander of an ala (an ala is a wing cavalry unit supplying thirty turmae of cavalry per legion (612 cavalrymen)) as well as a secret agent.
Anyway I'll go on with the Neolihic tale here but very slowly since the Roman story is absorbing me very much at the moment.
Comments (20)
Oh I would so much more enjoy reading a story about the Romans! When you finish your current story, might I suggest you think about doing one set in Roman times? Happy New Year! A great looking character here! Fantastic wardrobe and setting! Most excellent delivery!
This is very amazing!
Excellent work! Happy New Year!
wonderfully done,Happy New Year :))********
Awesome scene, Happy New Year!
Fantastic :-)
Oh we MUST have Flavius Papirius Corvus, praefectus alae, XIII legio Gemina and Occulta Speculator's story! I would bet it will prove a finer epic than Julius Ceasar's commentaries.
Well detailed setting, great job.
Excellent...Happy 2018
most impressive character and the room and clothing are first class. happy new year
Very very expressive image, fine and elegant composition. Have a very happy New Year.
Fantastic character and render - Happy New Year and have fun with your novel game adventure!!!
Nice creation, cool pose !!
Nice work. Hadrian's Wall is just up the road from us - well part of it goes under the main road - I'm still looking for a Centurial stone signed "Kilroy hic fuit".....
I Gaius declare that this image is perfect...and Happy New Year to you and yours.
Happy New Year to you and your family - great image
Feliz 2018 para você também. Maravilhoso poder voltar a ver sua arte. Trabalho excelente minha amiga, aplausos (5)
Excellent
Wonderful creation, that takes us back to Roman times!