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As a transgender orc it makes me uncomfortable when you repeatedly cliticize my pronouns. Please refer to me as "na" or your head will be trebuchet'd into Gondor next time we invade.
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So far Tumblr has gnomeposting, hobbitposting, and orcposting as going trends, but no one has yet successfully popularised elfposting, which is something for which we should all be grateful.
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The woke left is turning depressed, suicidal boys into some of the most beautiful and happiest girls youve ever seen
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was messing around with cybergrind textures and created this abomination
ive also accidentally replaced one skybox texture with this half life desert image and now i dont know how to get it back
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some edits ive made to use as cybergrind textures
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40s LET'S FUCKING GOOOOOOOOO
I CAN START ON WAVE 20 AND DIE IMMEDIATELY YIPPEEEEEEEE
next goal is 50s. then after that, i think i'll go actually do p2 p-rank lol.
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#lesbian#sapphic#lesbians#wlw#butch#butch lesbian#selfie#i should just be femme again#it's too hard being trans and butch#i get treated like a cis man trying to blend in#i hate it here
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You're laughing. He got rotated and you're laughing.
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hiya! i was wondering if you have a post on how to create a god/deity for your story? thanks!
Writing Deities
What Type of God?
The form and characteristics of your deity characters will depend highly on the overall worldbuilding and mood of your story. Here are some common deity “types”:
Human-like gods who make their own share of mistakes, are tempted by desires (think of Greek/Roman Gods)
“God” as a formless, omnipotent force of the universe that directs people’s fates
An omnipotent God vs, Many gods in charge of one element or thing
Gods who command large spheres of elements (like sea, fire, war, etc.) vs. God of petty things (e.g. the God of morning coffee)
The appearance of a God will reflect what the people of that culture look up to. They can resemble an animal, have almost monster-like features or just look human more or less.
The Implications of Immortality
A god would generally be immortal, and this would be a major difference between your superheroes and a god. They cannot die and therefore are free from the fear of death, which is the most powerful motivator for our heroes.
This means that you’ll need to assign a flaw so that you can kick your deity characters’ butts. Often, this comes from the very fact that gods are immortal.
A tragic backstory of the god losing a human they cared about
A god who wants to die
A god who was kind and compassionate, but grew irritable and tired after seeing eons of human stupidity.
A god who regrets creating the world
Set up limits of their power. Gods cannot invade each other’s territory or they cannot bring back people from the dead. Or they aren’t allowed to roam in modern clothing, and your god happens to hate armor.
In essence, deity characters exist to question the reader’s belief about an aspect of life. Gods are often personifications of abstract concepts and through them you can convey a message about what you think is important.
For example, a Love Goddess may be a shriveled hag while her daughter, the Goddess of Passion, may be a standard beauty. This immediately conveys the message that a pleasing appearance is no substantial factor of true love.
A God’s “Personality”
The most important part of a god’s personality is going to be their attitude towards humans, since the purpose of a god is to command over and protect lives other than theirs.
How does the god feel about being assigned a “job” at birth? Or did they choose to be a god (any regrets)?
Generally, a god’s personality would be linked to the thing they command. The god of the sea may be capricious but surprisingly open-minded; the god of trees may be generous but stubborn, etc.
You can:
Summarize the god’s motto in a single sentence. It can be something philosophical or even comical, depending on the mood of your story. (e.g. “Love is cruel,” “Donuts are always right.”)
What kind of humans the god would like the most vs. hate the most
In general, are they compassionate/loving or sadistic/pessimistic?
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