#Outpost

[rikosakari]

More comm stuff

[tech-o-mania]

Crosshair really has a good heart. Although he seems sarcastic, rude and cruel, he is kind to those who are kind to him 🥹❤️‍🩹🫶🏻

[vestaignis]

Битва на Хлыновской заставе. Фотограф Иван Чаланов.  Россия  (Сыктывкар).

Фестиваль исторической реконструкции «Хлыновская застава» позволяет окунуться в атмосферу Средневековья, а точнее XV в. На фестивале было множество всего: ремесленники, столяры, кузнецы, средневековые бои и забавы «молодецкие», штурм крепости, ну и конечно же «Огненная сказка».

Battle at Khlynovskaya Zastava. Photographer Ivan Chalanov. Russia (Syktyvkar).

The historical reconstruction festival "Khlynovskaya Zastava" allows you to immerse yourself in the atmosphere of the Middle Ages, or more precisely the 15th century. The festival had a lot of things: artisans, carpenters, blacksmiths, medieval battles and "brave" fun, storming the fortress, and of course the "Fiery Tale".

Источник: https://kirovpravda.ru/hlynovskaya-zastava-russkoe-srednevekove-v-kirove, /chalanov.com/hlynovskaya-zastava, /35photo.pro/photo_11601446/.

[elderscrollsconceptart]

Bosmer Outpost

Concept art for The Elder Scrolls: Online

Art by Jeremy Fenske

[aleky25]

A little perspective (almost)

[carcosacurations]

the pink outpost

[wolfxdreamersims]

Arctic outpost inspired by The Thing ✨

Speedbuild & tray files

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[oldgamemags]

Hyper #11, October '94 - Review of 'Outpost' on the PC.

[dm-paul-weber]

Chult Flaming Fist Outpost 3500x3500 Raid it, sneak around it, aid the fists in their quest. You decide.

[allanodyne]

Burn my efforts, in the end it means nothing

by AllanOdyne

[nuclearangelics]

drive read error

[acidhydraart]

Dead Man's Nose Outpost

for my Lancer campaign

[nestedneons]

By jilt with nightcafe

Cyberpunk commissions

Ko-Fi

[spartanranger]

Outpost by Dmitry Glukhovsky is a book that I highly recommend to anyone who wants to read a "light" and modern post-apocalyptic story (at least compared to the Metro saga).

The book is 300 pages long and it flows very quickly (I finished it in two days). Despite this, in my opinion, the structure also makes it easier for those who read more slowly as it is divided into chapters which are again divided into shorter sub-chapters .

The novel is set in a small town in what was once great Russia, which has shrunk considerably due to a civil war, and talks about the life of the residents but, above all, the protagonist Egor.

Enjoy the reading :)