Wallpaper for the Week (Views of Britannia: The Serpent’s Spine)
A stream lets out into a nameless cove, just north of the Serpent’s Spine mountain range.
A stream lets out into a nameless cove, just north of the Serpent’s Spine mountain range.
I have always imagined that the Cape of Heroes, and the islands that stretch out from it, would look something like this.
As the Codex of Ultima Wisdom reminds us, for many years the dungeon Covetous could only be accessed through its entrance on the banks of Lost Hope Bay. (Image via The Paper Wall.)
The wallpaper feature is returning to the Views of Britannia theme this week. I thought it might be interesting to look for an image of…well, any sort of scene featuring two moons; one of...
At least a portion of the map for The Witcher 3 was recently released (leaked?), and it’s nothing short of gorgeous.
Pillars of Eternity launches this week…so have another dragon courtesy of this piece at Niche Gamer. Or a drake; I guess this one is a drake. Yeah.
Right, so let’s return to the Views of Britannia series, shall we? If you remember the backstory of Ultima 5, you’ll recall that Lord British’s journey into the Underworld began in a cave behind...
I was all set to continue the Views of Britannia series…but then I saw this article at Niche Gamer, and in particular took note of the gorgeous screenshot of a dragon from Pillars of...
The association here is, I admit, rather more tenuous…but every time I see this image when I’m looking for wallpapers at The Paper Wall, I can’t help but think of the three volcanoes from...
I didn’t post a wallpaper entry last week…oops. This week, continuing the Views of Britannia theme, here’s a fine image of what could easily be the Drylands. Via, of course, The Paper Wall.