Y xa acabar la sesión triple dominguera: #warmachine usea Richer contra ed-209 con esteroides, ambos. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Una #battlelosangeles con toques de películas bélicas de invasión extraterrestre asiáticas (da igual, china, koreana o japonesa 😜).

Entretiene y tiene alguna escena de acción q mola mucho, quizá un poco larga x sacarle un pero. 😅

#OnePageRules teamed up with 18 miniature creators and launched one of the largest miniature collections (over 500 minis!) which are all compatible with the OPR system!

There are some of the big names in there: #Paizo #WarMachine #DakkaDakka etc.

Wow!

https://www.onepagerules.com/news/announcing-worlds-beyond-brawl

The Sabbath Sabotage

They told us
holiness was neat,
pressed flat like Sunday clothes,
folded into bulletins,
spoken in indoor voices,
kept safely between hymns
and handshakes.

They told us
Sabbath was a soft thing,
a nap for the soul,
a gentle pause
before returning
to the holy machinery
of earning, buying, proving, becoming.

But Sabbath was never safe.

Sabbath is a wrench
thrown into Pharaoh’s gears.
A door barred against the market.
A candle lit
in defiance of the floodlights.
A refusal
to kneel before the stopwatch.
A holy no
rising like thunder
from tired bones.

Six days, they say,
you shall labor.
And the seventh?
The seventh is mutiny.

The seventh day
the fields are not your masters.
The ledgers do not own your name.
The inbox may howl
like a beast outside the gate,
but you will not feed it.
The empire counts bricks.
Sabbath counts blessings.
The empire demands output.
Sabbath gathers manna
and says, enough.

Enough for today.
Enough for this body.
Enough for this earth.
Enough for a life
that was never meant
to be fed into furnaces
just to keep the towers warm.

Sabbath is not laziness.
It is revolt
with bread on the table.
It is trust
with dirt under the fingernails.
It is the slave
remembering he is human.
The widow
remembering she is seen.
The ox
remembering grass.
The land
remembering how to breathe.

And maybe that is why
they sabotage Sabbath.

Because rest breaks rank.
Because silence interrupts slogans.
Because delight cannot be monetized forever.
Because a people
who learn to stop
may also learn
they can refuse.

Refuse the lie
that worth is measured in production.
Refuse the sermon
of profit without mercy.
Refuse the fear
that if we cease for one day
the world will fall apart—
as though we were the ones
holding up the stars.

No.
Sabbath is the admission
that we are not God,
and the miracle
that God is still good.

So let the engines choke.
Let the schedules stutter.
Let the tyrants call it weakness.
Let the anxious call it waste.
Let the merchants stand bewildered
before shuttered stalls
and unhurried hearts.

For this is the sabotage:
to rest in a restless world,
to feast in a famine of joy,
to loosen your fist
when all of history
has trained it to clench.

To stop.
To breathe.
To bless.
To remember
that we were not made
for endless extraction,
but for communion—
with God,
with neighbor,
with creature,
with soil,
with our own forgotten souls.

And so, on the seventh day,
we commit our small rebellion:
we light candles against consumption,
set tables against despair,
sing psalms against the grind,
and call this shattered life
still sacred.

This is no small thing.
This is how the kingdom enters:
not always with trumpets,
but with napping children,
unbought hours,
shared bread,
and a people audacious enough
to believe
that the world can turn
without their frantic striving.

Blessed are the saboteurs of empire.
Blessed are the keepers of Sabbath.
Blessed are the tired
who lay their burden down
and find, beneath the weight of all they carried,
a joy the masters could not confiscate.

For every Sabbath kept
is a crack in the idol.
Every prayer whispered at rest
is a seed beneath the pavement.
Every holy pause
is a hammer blow
against the myth
that Caesar owns time.

He does not.
The clock does not.
The market does not.

Time belongs to God.
And God,
in mercy,
has given some of it back to us.

Thank you, everyone.

Today's distraction is going to be either painting #Warmachine minis or making cereal box movement trays for my entirely-the-wrong-scale minis (Dweghom from Conquest) so I can play #Oathmark.

What's everyone else working on?

#Nerdlings @nerdlings

To the #WarhammerCommunity that responded to my last post, thank you.

I had a chat with my friend, and agreed we're just going to move on from #Warhammer #40k He'll still sell the models and supplements at his shop, but we're going to put our energy and focus on promoting non-GW games.

I'm gonna just use my Tyranids and GSC and other kitbashed silliness for #OPR #GrimdarkFuture, and actually *have fun*.

#Warmachine, #Battletech, and #Oathmark will be the next games we focus on.

#Nerdlings

War machine. Cartoon for Dutch newspaper Trouw.

#CostOfLiving #WeaponIndustry #OilIndustry #WarMachine

art by David Pelham for J. G. Ballard's "The Wind From Nowhere", 1961

it's like, there's this big heavy tool of destruction and war, terrifying, but it's blowing in the wind, giant forces, overwhelming forces, are operating now. The mighty tank builders and their wars are meaningless here. haha. Really effective and simple imho. I haven't read this yet but I read and really liked "The Drowned World" by the author.

#art #paperbackArt #scifiArt #warMachine #humility #God #wind #kamikaze