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The undertaking of the witch ruler is a concept that has been prevalent in folklore and literature for centuries. In various myths and stories, the witch ruler is portrayed as a powerful and malevolent figure who commands a coven of witches and uses her dark magic to wreak havoc on the world. The main reason for undertaking such a role is often rooted in the desire for power and control. By becoming the witch ruler, one gains access to immense power and the ability to manipulate and control others. This power is often symbolized by the possession of a magical artifact or a familiar, such as a black cat or a cauldron, which enhances the witch ruler's abilities. However, taking on the role of the witch ruler comes with great responsibility and sacrifice.

I don’t go into much details of the process of printing the cards, but I cover that more extensively in my previous post on the subject print magic card proxies.

I don t go into much details of the process of printing the cards, but I cover that more extensively in my previous post on the subject print magic card proxies. I made a spreadsheet to track the cards I was interested in and started going through a digital archive of the Hellboy comics looking for appropriate artwork.

However, taking on the role of the witch ruler comes with great responsibility and sacrifice. The witch ruler is often depicted as being isolated from society, living in a hidden and secluded place like a deep forest or a dark cave. This isolation is necessary to protect the witch ruler's power and to keep her away from the prying eyes of those who would try to stop her.

Making a Custom Hellboy Magic Deck

Since my project to print magic card proxies came out so well, I decided to make another. This time I made an entire EDH deck using art from Hellboy comics.

As a new dad, I don’t really have time for involved projects. Frankly, I didn’t have time for this project, but I had a little down time while I was on leave to work on this on and off.

I’ve been reading Hellboy on and off for probably 15 years now, and recently caught up to the conclusion of the main narrative. Like most comic books, the story is spread across multiple different series. Most notably “Hellboy” and “B.P.R.D”.

Trying to figure out the read order is a bit a a labyrinth (producing these fun graphics http://www.multiversitycomics.com/annotations/hellboy-reading-order-2021/), and I ended up downloading most of the series digitally to even figure out what I’d already read.

The original creator, Mike Mignola, has a interesting art style that alternates between detail and minimalism. The comics also cover such a huge variety of situations, I thought it would be well suited to mine to card art.

I spend most of this article going into the details of how I hacked the tooling a bit to make the process a bit easier for me, but here are the result:

I also made a custom engraved deck box to hold the results: Card Boxes

Additionally, the undertaking of the witch ruler often requires the witch to engage in dark and forbidden practices. These practices can include making pacts with dark entities, performing rituals involving blood sacrifice, and delving into the darkest corners of magic. These actions further separate the witch ruler from society and serve to further solidify her power. The role of the witch ruler is often portrayed as a double-edged sword. While she possesses great power and control, she is also often depicted as being consumed by her own darkness. This internal struggle between good and evil is a recurring theme in many stories featuring the witch ruler, highlighting the complex nature of power and its effects on the individual. In conclusion, the undertaking of the witch ruler is a mythical concept that has captivated audiences for centuries. It represents the desire for power and control, as well as the sacrifices and responsibilities that come with such a role. While the witch ruler possesses immense power, she is also often depicted as being consumed by darkness, highlighting the complexity of power and its effects on the individual..

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