New Earth King Wallpaper Available

Have you ever wondered what the Earth King looked like? Now you can put him on your desktop and let everyone know who he is and what he looks like!

David Farland

7/10/2009

Howard Lyon has created a fantastic rendering of the Earth King, and we've used it to create a wallpaper that everyone can enjoy it!

In the world the runelords, he is called "The Earth King," and is revered as a powerful savior. In the world of the wyrmlings, he is called the Wode Spirit, and is considered a terrifying foe. On our world, he is the "Green Man," and is an ancient symbol of rebirth and fertility.

Click on the image below and visit my official Runelords site to grab the new wallpaper!

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1 Comments

autumnmuse
7/10/2009
5:57 PM

Oh I love it. It looks like the Stag God from the fertility ritual mixed in with the Green Man and all the other Earth symbols. Great job!

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