>>32374 Source

>>34563 It's a modified Nobel Vulchur picture, I found it long time ago, sadly I don't remember the source, but Vulchur's pictures can be found on the net

My first intro to breaking wheel was this teaser from Wolfsmund

>>38572

It's nice :) Is it your own drawing?

>>38603

This was a woman who was already killed by soldiers. I don't think they actually broke her limbs since she was already dead, they just tied her to the wheel and made sure her legs were spread wide to expose her cunt. They were displaying her nude body as a final desecration to demonstrate the power of the lord. The corpse will later be lifted up to expose her body to the sun and allow vermin to consume.

youtu.be/pomjb4qBfa8

Those lovley birds will pick her flesh and pop out her eyes while she still lives.

THE ORIGINAL BREAKING WHEEL infamous amongst the Inquisition and other torturers was not simply a wheel victims were tied down ob either side of to be struck by weapons.

It was like a curved rack, and they were tied to the rim of it, like a string half-circled around a coin, with their hands tied to the top of it but their feet tied to the floor.
As it was turned turned, their hands were yanked away from their feet but their spines took damage quicker than on flat racks, as did their stuck-out bellies from being struck.

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>>61470
source?

>>61470
This is really strange. I saw one last week from the same artist. Looked like scene showing time between 61470 and the picture with the men lifting her up, she had just been lifted up on the wheel. On close inspection, the girl was the same, but the leg position was different, but the wheel didn't have same# of spokes. Seemed like the same set except that. What happened to that pic??? I didn't imagine it.

>>65007
Artist is Yutani on Pixiv.
Here's another one from the same set.

From Berserk.