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Wesland soldier with the Hythrop “Alvus” semi-automatic gas operated rifle.

It wasn’t the most effective weapon due to relatively short range and a tendency to jam frequently, but served as a good “panic button” where a soldier could rapidly unload all six .30 caliber rounds in a couple seconds at enemies.

Not officially known by any name, this is an extremely rare occurrence that happens when a person who is going mad or already insane is affected by large amounts of Blight energy. The image shows a soldier afflicted. Limbs elongate, held objects are assimilated, and the face morphs or shifts into another form. They cannot feel pain, can regenerate to an extent, and have been noted to be supremely strong and aggressive.

I think it looks pretty sick myself, it’s just uncomfortable in warm weather.

The earlier models of the TRN-56 had a fatal design flaw- very poor CBRN systems.

Novia is a country inspired by elements of Romania and Prussia, with bits of Austria-Hungary.

This is from a later era of my OC universe, which had a Cold War level of technology, taking place during the “Tsarist Remnant panic”, where the remaining forces of a fallen nation regrouped after being defeated and began spreading terror throughout the new government and nation that came after them in their nation of Rostavia. This drawing shows a Tsarist BN9-D IFV, part of a light armored column, rolling through one of the many cities they’ve bombed and invaded. In an upper window, supporters of their cause are seen, wanting the old Tsarist government back.

Also, the guy getting shot at is a random joke OC, all the other drawings are more serious parts of the lore though.

This is actually a mage. The rounded thing thing on the end of the rifle on their back taking the place of a bayonet is a metal rod that can channel the passive magic in the air around a soldier. Magic users in my world work VERY differently than one would expect, especially in the military. There’s not really too many flashy wands or ornate magical gadgets.