May the frogs be with you Boards Clash on the Swamps Universes index

Nature is mysterious. The famous bard Jacques Stephen Mastropiero, relative of a famous musical composer from the southern lands, wandered through this area in search of inspiration for a sonnet. Before sunset, he made a small camp to prepare for the night.

He was making tea when he began to hear a croak in the distance. As the minutes passed, he noticed how the number of batracians multiplied, singing a symphony that was increasingly louder. Mastropiero put some wax plugs in his ears and decided to take a tour of the place before darkness fell.

He discovered something that shocked him: hundreds of frogs covered the swampy ground, feasting on large swarms of moths that seemed to dance to be swallowed, as if the croaking attracted them in an invitation to something great for them.

But there was something completely unprecedented in Mastropiero's eyes: the birth of several batracians. These were sprouting, already mature, from plants around him. He couldn't believe it, even though he witnessed it!

These events did not go unnoticed. Mastropiero used his vague talent as a painter and sketched the scene he witnessed on a canvas. That canvas became his legacy, and at PoliCromix we honor him by using it as the background of this board.

Enjoy it!