#mateusz michalski

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“Husarze / Hussars” Mateusz Michalski 2015

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Into the Godsgrave - Trickster by Mateusz Michalski

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Daedalus Lighthouse - Mateusz Michalski

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Flood Flourisher (Hunter Archetype)

(art by Mateusz Michalski on Artstation)

 The People of the Wastes book covers a lot of lore and options centered around the various wastelands that are well-known in the Inner Sea Region. Places such as the Worldwound, or the Mana Wastes, or even the demon-blighted Fangwood.

However, not every “waste” is dry or blighted in the traditional sense. One of the regions covered in the book is the Sodden Lands. Formerly the nations of Lirgen and Yamasa, both nations were devastated by the creation of the eternal hurricane known as the Eye of Abendego, and the constant rain and wind has caused most of those nations to be swallowed by the sea, and everything above a certain elevation to become a perpetually storm-wracked swamp.

This devastation killed hundreds, and drove others away, but a few still dwell there, being either part of cults to demon lords that delight in the unnatural destruction, or survivalists that either can’t or won’t leave for greener pastures.

Today’s subject, these so-called “Flood Flourishers” have mastered natural arts of water and marsh travel to become masters of the flooded domain they call home alongside their animal companions.

Outside of the Lost Omens setting, this archetype could easily be used in regions with a lot of water regardless of the presence or absence of supernatural eternal storms.

Regardless of where you use them, these hunters are perfect for a character coming from a marshy land that wants to use that terrain to their advantage.

 Due to their need to be able to be on both dry land and in the water, these hunters train their companions to be able to go where they go and do what they do with similar levels of skill.

They also train themselves to be especially stealthy or athletic as well, both proving useful in swampy environments.

They are also swift swimmer, either gaining a swim speed if they didn’t already have one, or becoming elusively fast underwater, making it easier to move without leaving openings for attackers.

Mobility is key when you are adept at moving in an environment that you can move in easily while your foes are hampered. As such, they learn to either strike or shoot while moving, always trying to keep out of reach.

What’s more, they are quite adept at ambushes from the water or mud. They can hold their breath for a surprising amount of time, become adept at concealing their forms, and can even sense movement in the water to known when their mark is close.

Additionally, they and their companion have mastered the art of underwater combat, able to strike with any weapon with full accuracy and power regardless of whether or not they themselves are aquatic.

With their focus on ambushing, they also train to move quickly in those critical first moments, able to do more while they have the element of surprise.

More powerful individuals can swim stealthily at a fairly rapid clip as well, sneaking up on prey.

Later on, this becomes even more impressive as their swimming speed improves.

This archetype is all about attacking from stealth in a swampy environment, so it’s definitely meant for campaigns that take place almost entirely in such environments, so keep that in mind. That being said, perhaps the biggest boon of the archetype is that all the benefits it grants apply to both the hunter and their companion equally, which is super important, since it lets them take either a normally terrestrial companion and have them be just as effective in the water, or they can take an aquatic one and get some extra bonuses. Regardless of whether you go ranged or melee, I recommend spells and feats that improve weapon damage and stealth to make you initial strike as hard-hitting as possible.

 The Sodden Lands, with their constant torrential downpour, treacherous bogs, and deadly deniens, is certainly an evocative backdrop for this archetype, but consider what other backdrops might find use for it? Perhaps a massive swamp that stretches for miles, or an urban adventure taking place in a stilt town or Venice-like waterway city.

  Redlight Bog, named for the crimson lights that are sometimes flicker from beneath the mangroves, is a dangerous place at the best of times. Tasked with keeping loggers and the lost out, Kosh traverses water and land with no issues, the lizardman accompanied at all times by his crocodile companion.

 Not all swamps are on the surface, and certain caverns in the Hollow World are home to forests of giant mushrooms and mildews that thrive in a partially flooded environment. One such region is favored by a group of drider exiles who are strangely at home in the water despite their shape, and even call upon giant diving spiders capable of swimming and constructing bathysphere like web domes of breathable air.

 An agent of death, an ahmuuth psychopomp, approaches the party for help. They have heard rumors of undead that dwell in a blighted swamp, but the rotten hunters are as stealthy as they are lethal. In exchange for their aid, the spirit offers them an unspecified boon.

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Every goal of the 2024 IIHF Worlds day 2

U.S.A. vs. Germany

#7 Braeden Tkachuk (1) Kesselring (1), Leonard (1) 12:15 1st (U.S.A. 1-0 Germany)

#5 Michael Kesselring (1) Nelson (1), Gaudreau (2) 17:20 1st (U.S.A. 2-0 Germany)

#13 Johnny Gaudreau (1)(PP) Boldy (2), Caufield (1) 12:23 2nd (U.S.A. 3-0 Germany)

#42 Yasin Ehliz (1) Pföderl (4), Michaelis (2) 14:05 2nd (U.S.A. 3-1 Germany)

#43 Luke Hughes (1) Caufield (2), Pinto (1) 19:57 2nd (U.S.A. 4-1 Germany)

#9 Trevor Zegras (1)(PP) Pinto (2), Jones (2) 10:09 3rd (U.S.A. 5-1 Germany)

#23 Mikey Eyssimont (1) Kunin (1), Jones (3) 12:28 3rd (U.S.A. 6-1 Germany)

Great Britain Vs. Canada

#14 Liam Kirk (1)(PP) Mosey (1), Lake (1) 7:47 1st (Great Britain 1-0 Canada)

#8 Michael Bunting (1) Byram (1) 8:17 1st (Great Britain 1-1 Canada)

#38 Brandon Hagel (1) Zellweger (1), Dubois (1) 5:45 2nd (Great Britain 1-2 Canada)

#98 Connor Bedard (1) Bunting (1), Zellweger (2) 11:39 2nd (Great Britain 1-3 Canada)

#98 Connor Bedard (2) Paul (1), Guhle (1) 15:29 2nd (Great Britain 1-4 Canada)

#28 Ben O'Connor (1) Kirk (1), Betteridge (1) 18:49 3rd (Great Britain 2-4 Canada)

Austria vs. Denmark

#22 Markus Holton-Lauridsen (1) Blichfeld (1), Russell (1) 13:19 1st (Austria 0-1 Denmark)

#9 Frederik Storm (1)(SH) unassisted 16:11 1st (Austria 0-2 Denmark)

#17 Manuel Ganahl (1) Haudum (1), Rohrer (1) 19:35 1st (Austria 1-2 Denmark)

#86 Joachim Blichfeld (1) Wejse-Mathiasen (1), O. Holton-Lauridsen (1) 18:54 2nd (Austria 1-3 Denmark)

#54 Felix Maegaard-Scheel (1) Bruggisser (1), Bernsdorf-Jensen (1) 13:44 3rd (Austria 1-4 Denmark)

#86 Joachim Blichfeld (2) Aagard (1), Russell (2) 18:57 3rd (Austria 1-5 Denmark)

Norway vs. Czech Republic

#10 Roman Červenka (1) Kundrátek (1), Kaše (1) 6:06 1st (Norway 0-1 Czech Republic)

#72 Stian Solberg (1) Thoresen (3), Zuccarello-Aasen (2) 6:37 1st (Norway 1-1 Czech Republic)

#12 Noah Steen (1)(SH) Trettenes (1) 12:10 1st (Norway 2-1 Czech Republic)

#17 Eirik Salsten (1) Solberg (1), Zuccarello-Aasen (3) 16:32 1st (Norway 3-1 Czech Republic)

#10 Roman Červenka (2) Sedlák (1), Kaše (2) 17:12 1st (Norway 3-2 Czech Republic)

#8 Ondřej Beránek (1) Kempný (1) 15:54 2nd (Norway 3-3 Czech Republic)

#93 Matěj Stránský (1) Krejčík (1), Kämpf (1) 5:19 3rd (Norway 3-4 Czech Republic)

#55 Libor Hájek (1) Palát (1) 16:59 3rd (Norway 3-5 Czech Republic)

#18 Ondřej Palát (1)(EN) Kämpf (2), Voženílek (1) 19:06 3rd (Norway 3-6 Czech Republic)

France vs. Kazakhstan

#27 Enzo Cantagallo (1) Boudon (1), Rech (1) 2:00 1st (France 1-0 Kazakhstan)

#48 Roman Starchenko (1) Rymarev (1) 3:06 1st (France 1-1 Kazakhstan)

#23 Maxim Mukhametov (1) Orekhov (1), Savitski (1) 7:30 1st (France 1-2 Kazakhstan)

#84 Kirill Savitski (1) Daniyar (1) 17:47 2nd (France 1-3 Kazakhstan)

Poland vs. Latvia

#34 Krzysztof Maciaś (1) Michalski (1) 15:29 1st (Poland 1-0 Latvia)

#55 Roberts Mamčics (1) Ansons (1), Indrašis (1) 2:18 2nd (Poland 1-1 Latvia)

#21 Kamil Wałęga (1) Urbanowicz (1), Dronia (1) 8:15 2nd (Poland 2-1 Latvia)

#18 Rodrigo Ābols (1)(SH) Daugaviņš (1) 2:32 3rd (Poland 2-2 Latvia)

#34 Krzysztof Maciaś (2) Dziubiński (1) 7:56 3rd (Poland 3-2 Latvia)

#16 Kaspars Daugaviņš (1) Zīle (1), Dzierkals (1) 12:25 3rd (Poland 3-3 Latvia)

#13 Rihards Bukarts (1) Roberts Bukarts (1), Batņa (1) 14:54 3rd (Poland 3-4 Latvia)

#69 Mateusz Bryk (1) Michalski (2) 16:24 3rd (Poland 4-4 Latvia)

#16 Kaspars Daugaviņš (2) Ābols (1) 3:29 OT (Poland 4-5 Latvia)

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ŠKODA Kodiaq 4X4 (Director's Cut) from MARCIN STARZECKI on Vimeo.

Director: Marcin Starzecki DOP: Mateusz Dziekoński 8mm shots: Marcin Starzecki Edit: Miłosz Matuszewski Focus puller: Sebastian Obuchowicz Camera Assisstant: Kuba Żukowski Videoassist: Michał Michalski Grip: Przemek Libermann Grip Assist: Andrzej Denko Polaris: Filip Jurzyk Polaris 2: Robert Romaniuk Drone: Marcin Kukla Drone 2: Michał Rajewski Gaffer: Konrad Pruski Set Design/Props: Natalia Giza Costumes: Hania Bartoś Makeup/hair: Marlena Kaczerska Driver/Stunt Studio: Michał Krzyżkowiak Driver/GOPR: Michał Juraszek

Sound: Błażej Kafarski, Darek Podhajski | GŁOŚNO Set Manager: Albert Skolarski Stagehand: Robert Wieczorkowski Location scout/GOPR: Mikołaj Patryas Still photographer: Jan Wierzejski Postproduction House: MIŁO Color grading: Piotr Nowicki | MIŁO Online: Marek Wlazło | MIŁO, Production House: Sputnik Studio Producer: Magdalena Czmuda Production manager: Aleksandra Ziemba Production manager II: Manuela Bagińska Production Assistant: Adam Adamczyk Production Assistant: Dawid Gosztyła Agency: Isobar Poland (Łukasz Żuławski, Robert Kubicki, Łukasz Kazimierczak, Marta Kartasińska) Client: ŠKODA (Katarzyna Misztal)

Cast: Mother: Agnieszka Kociak Father: Kacper Anuszewicz Daughter: Marta Gągor Son: Wojtek Korycki

2018

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Darkstar one cheat code

Pawel Selinger: Inside a chest on an island in the middle of the water.ģ5. Piotr Sztepiuk: After the ledge were the guys are talking, jump down to your left in the middle of the bones.ģ4. Slawek Strumecki: Inside the wooden chest on the left side of the main room in the church.ģ3. Maciej Stelmaszczyk: Back left corner of the graveyard inside the little fence with a cross.ģ2. Rafal Stasiak: On the gun rack in the front room of the last house.ģ1. Marcin Sobanski: Inside the top right drawer in the cabin under the clock in the first house.ģ0. Jakub Sikora: At the beginning of the second tunnel, it is left on the edge of the cliff.Ģ9. Przemek Kawecki: Inside the chest in the tent right at the beginning.Ģ7.Pawel Zawondy: Inside the cave on the mountain where the rattle snake is on the ground.Ģ8. Piotr Prokop: After the corn field next to the horse and two guys on the ground one of the hardest to find.Ģ6. Marcin Piaskiewicz: Inside the top right drawer of the dresser in Molly's room.Ģ5. Marcin Zygadlo: Top right drawer of the desk in the office room of the house under the clock.Ģ4. Michal Nowak: Inside the wooden chest beside the fireplace in the house for the hiredhands after you exit the barn and jump the fence, it is in the house you land behind.Ģ3. Haris Orkin: On top of the hill under the arch it is next to the ammunition and bottle.Ģ2. Mateusz Manes: Inside the wooden trunk in-between two rocks at the burning wagon the lowest corner of the wagon points directly at the trunk.Ģ1. Przemek Marmul: Inside the middle drawer of the dresser in the first bedroom at the top of the stairs at the farm where you get a horse.Ģ0. Maciej Klokowski: Inside the crate on the far left on top of the hill where you shoot the wood blocking the door.ġ9. Marek Pszczolkowski: Inside the chest behind the first seat on the right in the fourth train car in area with the water tower.ġ8. Lukasz Muszynski: Inside the chest in the second train car you can enter.ġ7. Slawek Latos: Inside the chest on the right in the first train car you can enter.ġ6. Maciej Jamrozik: After you get back outside by the train tracks, it is inside a chest in the shed.ġ5. On the left path you should see some sacks leaning up against the wall before you enter the room the poster is in a wooden crate in that room.ġ4. Pawel Kopinski: You will get to a tunnel that will split into a Y. Adam Jastrzebski: At the second fork, take the left path which almost immediately dead-ends with the poster on the wall.ġ3. Jan Borkowski: Inside the chest at the first room in the mine.ġ2. Sebastian Helios: Inside the wooden crate after you drop down across the tracks from the mine entrance.ġ1. Grzegorz Swistowski: Inside the chest next to the last set of double tents before the horses.ġ0. Adrian Ciszewski: Inside the chest on the right side under a tree at the first of the two camps that are together.ĩ. Rafal Zerych: It is on the floor of the barn inside a chest (the barn where you need to stack the boxes on the platform in order to cross it) directly underneath where you enter after you escape the burning jail.Ĩ. Pawel Blaszczak: Inside a chest in the room you have to go through immediately before the room with the Sheriff's wife.ħ. Kacper Michalski: In the outhouse on the back right corner of the empty lot as you enter Hope from the church.Ħ. Pawei Marchewka: Top right drawer of the dresser in the first room of Crazy Frank's place.ĥ. Lukasz Adzinski: Inside the chest in Suzy's room at the Saloon.Ĥ. Jakub Klarowicz: On the step of the wagon going to the driver's seat as you first enter Hope (the side it is on faces the street).ģ. Adrian Sikora: Inside the chest in the major fixer upper to the right as you enter Jones' farm.Ģ. While playing on a multiplayer server, press Y or U to display the chat window, then enter one of the following codes to activate the corresponding cheat function: ResultĪdditionally, the following codes can be used by the server administrator: ResultĬollect 30 Wanted Posters to unlock the Very Hard difficulty setting.ġ. Then, enter one of the following case-sensitive codes and press to activate the corresponding cheat function: Result While playing the game, press ~ to display the console window.

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"Edward in jungle"

Artwork by Mateusz Michalski

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The Witcher Concept Art - Created by Mateusz Michalski 

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Mateusz Michalski

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Hussars by Mateusz Michalski

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Mateusz Michalski - Geralt in the Beskidy 

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Girl on the Roof by Mateusz Michalski

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Mateusz Michalski - Night life

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capsule9 by mateusz michalski Spectrum 20: The Best in Contemporary Fantastic Art