die Großartigkeit und die Erhabenheit by Tactical Snake

Welcome to die Großartigkeit und die Erhabenheit, the repository of Tactical Snake's terrible fan arts, but only going back to 2004 because... Well, mostly because I don't have anything on my computer older than that. Dis! If you would like to see my non-fan art (mixed in with fan art though), I do have a Fur Affinity Page. You must be a member to see the mature and adult work of course, but membership is painless and free. If it weren't, I wouldn't be there.... This page exists mostly for those who want to see the fan art but are not interested in using FA.

Let me include a few words about navigating the site. It's nothing terrible, but I'm sure you've noticed the menus to the side.

The first one is obvious-- links to the different pages on this site.

The second one lists the most current updates to the site, first concerning pages, next concerning images, and last, there is a link to the site's twitter account. I'll update there as I update the site, so you can know immediately with out having to check here periodically, should you be interested.

The third menu, not shown on non-gallery pages such as this one, explains the abbreviations and symbols underneath the image thumbnails, which all stand for what sort of image it is. Nothing means it's totally clean, a lozenge means it's a clean pairing or whatnot, and so on. You can see what this menu looks like below:

**IMAGE WARNINGS LEGEND**
◊	Non-Pornographic Pairing type
	Clean Image
H	Heterosexual Pairing
Y	M/M or Lone Male (Pornographic)
YU	F/F or Lone Female (Pornographic)
I	Intersexed (Hermaphroditic) or Trans Characters
M	Underage Characters (age 17 or less)
F	Furry Characters (incl. kemonomimi)
G	Guro/Gore/Extreme Violence
B	Bondage/Restraints
T	Abuse/Torture
N!C	Non-Consensual, Rape
ζ	Beastiality
W	Obese/Weight Gain
C	Incest/Clonecest/Alternate-Version-Cest

Thank you,
Snake.

COMPATABILITY ISSUES I'VE NOTICED:

If you are unable to see any of the menus and footer, please enable JavaScript. I'm not sure how much of an issue this will be since it's been a while since I've heard about anyone disabling JS, but yes.
This shouldn't affect very many people if anyone, but if the graphics that make up the layout look really strange (white backgrounds), then your browser is not recognizing the transparency in a PNG file. You will want to look into updating your browser in that case (although this may not work if there's current versions of other browsers I am unaware of that also don't support PNG transparency... I only test in IE, Safari, Opera, FireFox, Camino, and Chrome, so). I use PNGs for, well, tl;dr reasons that no one cares about lol.