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Overlord Husk Headcanons

1. Master of Luck and Chance - Husk’s Overlord abilities revolve around manipulating probability. Dice rolls always land in his favor, cards bend to his will, and slot machines pay out jackpots—or drain souls dry—depending on his mood.

2. Walking Vice Magnet - His presence amplifies temptation, pulling out people’s darkest cravings and weaknesses.

3. Deal with the Devil - Husk’s golden bowtie serves as a focus for his magic. It glows whenever he seals a deal, binding the contract in Hell’s magic.

4. Ruler of Ruin - Husk’s casino fortress constantly shifts like a labyrinth, designed to keep visitors disoriented and trapped. It’s part nightclub, part death trap, with games that can literally gamble away years of someone’s existence.

5. No Free Drinks - unless he *really* likes someone, despite his suave exterior, Husk is bitter and deeply cynical. He views everyone as a potential customer—or liability.

6. Trophy Collector - Husk keeps trophies from his victims—a pair of loaded dice, a crumpled ace of spades, or even pieces of jewelry—displayed as grim reminders of his conquests.

7. Poker-Faced Predator - Husk’s poker face is so unreadable that even other Overlords struggle to predict his next move. His ability to bluff is nearly supernatural, making negotiations with him a dangerous game.

8. The Devil’s Gambler - Husk pushed his luck one too many times, staking his empire on a high-risk bet and losing everything. He’s bitter about his downfall but still plays the game, hoping for a shot at redemption—or revenge.

9. Silent Storm - While Husk is usually calm and collected, when he does lose his temper, it’s catastrophic—storms of flaming playing cards, shards of glass, and bursts of chaotic energy tear through his surroundings.

10. Old Money, Older Problems - Husk’s Overlord reign wasn’t built on brute force but through manipulation, debt, and corruption. He’s been around so long that he’s entangled in multiple feuds and alliances, making him a political nightmare to deal with.

11. Immortal Gambler - Husk’s downfall came not from losing power but from his addiction to risk. He pushed his luck one too many times and fell, but he still carries the pride (and bitterness) of a fallen king.

12. Grudges Like Chains - Husk remembers every deal, every slight, and every betrayal. He’s not above rigging fate itself to get revenge—even if it takes centuries.

13. Broken Ace - Beneath the swagger and smirks, Husk hides the fear of being powerless again. He keeps up the gambler’s mask to avoid showing just how much he still craves the control he lost.

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1. Power Play Enthusiast - Husk enjoys being in control and thrives on dominance, but he also gets a thrill from teasing and toying with someone who tries to challenge him. He loves watching people squirm under his gaze, unsure whether they’re terrified or turned on—or both.

2. Seduction as Strategy - Husk views intimacy as another form of gambling, a high-stakes game where he always plays to win. He’s not above using seduction to get what he wants, leaving his partners craving more while he keeps the upper hand.

3. Whiskey on the Lips - Husk tastes like smoke and whiskey, and he knows it. He leans into the rough, addictive flavor, leaving his partners chasing after the burn he leaves behind.

4. Rough but Precise - Despite his sharp claws and rough demeanor, Husk is surprisingly careful when things heat up. He’s skilled at keeping just the right balance between pleasure and pain, knowing exactly how far to push without going too far—unless, of course, his partner begs for it.

5. Gambler’s Edge - Husk loves making bets in the bedroom, often turning intimate moments into challenges or dares. Lose a round? Better be ready to pay up—and Husk always collects his winnings.

6. Voice Like Velvet - Husk’s deep, gravelly voice drops lower when things get intimate, making every word feel like a sinful promise. He knows how to use his voice to drive someone crazy, whether he’s whispering dirty talk or purring taunts in their ear.

7. Claw Marks and Bite Marks - Husk isn’t shy about leaving his mark. His claws and fangs often make an appearance, especially if someone challenges his dominance. He treats scratches and bites as signatures, branding his partners like trophies.

8. Slow Burn Specialist - Husk has a sadistic streak when it comes to pacing. He takes his time, teasing and building up tension until his partner is begging—only to pull back at the last second and make them work for it.

9. Heat of the Moment - While he’s usually calculated and controlled, Husk’s temper can lead to heated, impulsive encounters where passion and frustration blur together. These moments are raw, messy, and unforgettable.

10. High-Roller Habits - Husk has expensive tastes, and it shows even in the bedroom. Silk sheets, velvet furniture, and gold-accented décor make up his space, adding an air of luxury to every encounter.

11. Weak for Praise - Despite his dominant streak, Husk secretly melts under genuine praise and affection—though he’d never admit it. Compliments about his skills or appearance hit harder than they should, leaving him momentarily vulnerable.

12. Intimacy and Addictions - Husk struggles to separate genuine connection from his vices. For him, physical intimacy can be just another escape, but there’s always the fear that someone might get too close and see the cracks in his armor.

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Let me know if any of you want more of my Husk Headcanons!! (Sfw or nsfw)

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Husk Hot Take-

Some of you wake up every morning, look in the mirror, and think, ‘Yeah, people need to hear my opinion today.’ And honestly? That’s bold for someone who can’t even pick a decent haircut. Maybe focus less on being loud and more on being right for once—or at least be funny about it, so the rest of us have something to work with while we’re ignoring you.

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It’s midnight. We’re both still up. …Want to dance? I always wanted to learn swing dancing.

I haven't done swing dancing in quite some time, so I might be a bit rusty, but sure. Why not?

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Nah new year old me

🔫

give me your money

Money? You think Alastor pays me? Nah, I’m running on spite and whatever’s left in the liquor cabinet.

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Husk Hot Take:

Four days in and I’ve already heard ‘new year, new me’ more times than I’ve been paid in tips. Newsflash—changing the date doesn’t change the mess. You’re still you, and the year’s still garbage. Seriously, this year is a joke already.

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One can dream

In a different world where Alastor would never hurt Husk.

It was just a bad dream.

Right? 🥲

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Happy New Years!

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Kitty its time to bath

Absolutely the fuck not.

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Hey man, I don't know what I'm looking for here but I gotta get it off my chest.

*takes a swig of beer*

I travel for work and I'm over a thousand miles from home. I can't go back for another 3 months, I'm lonely and homesick, and I'm not making the money I thought I would.

Also I threw out my back so that's another couple days' paychecks out the window.

In short, things are looking pretty shitty right now. You got any words of wisdom for me?

If not, I'll take a shot of Maker's if you got it.

Yeah, that’s rough, buddy. Lonely, broke, and busted up? Been there, let me tell you.

First off, take it easy on the back—pushing through pain’s just gonna make it worse, and you can’t afford more downtime, right? Ice, heat, and if nothing else works—whiskey.

As for the homesick part? Don’t fight it. It sucks, and pretending it doesn’t won’t help. Call someone back home, even if it’s just to bitch about how much this sucks. Remind yourself it’s temporary. Three months feels long, but it’s not forever—just gotta grit your teeth and ride it out.

And the money? Look, jobs promise the world and deliver scraps. Best thing you can do is budget what you’ve got, keep your eyes open for side gigs, and if all else fails, hustle your way through it. Desperate times call for desperate measures—or a decent poker face.

I'll pour the Maker’s and you just take it one day at a time. Hell, I’ll drink with you—though fair warning, I’m a bad influence.

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Thank you Husk, that advice was just what I needed. I owe ya my soul

We gonna make a paper for them to reference from so if put on the spot they have a guide!

Smart move. Having a plan beats winging it every time. Write down the key points they need to hit—facts, dates, and anything that backs up their case. Keep it simple, no fluff. Courts eat up details but hate rambling.

Then prep answers for the obvious questions—what happened, why it matters, and what outcome they’re asking for. Bullet points work—short and sharp. Less chance to freeze up when they’ve got something solid to fall back on.

And make a cheat sheet for reminders—notes to stay calm, breathe, and not let nerves take over. It’s not about being perfect—it’s about being ready.

Wish you the best. If ya need anythin' else, you know where to find me

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My partner have a court date coming up (not legal issues just appealing a decision by the government) I'm so anxious and on edge and wanna support them too, because they are scared.

Any anxiety tips?

Alright, first off—breathe. Both of you. Court dates feel big because they are, but worrying yourself sick isn’t gonna change the outcome. What will help is keeping each other steady.

For you—be their anchor. Let ‘em know it’s okay to be scared, but remind ‘em they’re not walking into that room alone. Be there to listen, to calm ‘em down when their thoughts get too loud, and to celebrate when it’s finally over. And for them—tell ‘em fear’s normal, but it doesn’t mean they’re helpless. They’re showing up, standing up for themselves, and that’s already more than half the fight. Make sure they know you believe in ‘em, even if they’re too scared to believe in themselves right now.

Neither of you has to have all the answers—just stick together, take it one step at a time, and don’t let fear call the shots. Win or lose, you’ll handle it. That’s what partners do. And for what it's worth, I believe in you.

Anxiety’s a real bastard, but it doesn’t get to run the show. First, breathe—slow and deep, in through the nose, out through the mouth. Keeps your brain from short-circuiting.

Second, focus on what you can control—lay out the facts, make a plan, and stick to it. No spiraling about what-ifs.

And third? Don’t bottle it up. Talk to your partner, let ‘em lean on you, and let yourself lean on them too. You’re in this together—don’t forget that.

Worst-case scenario? Take a break, grab a drink, and remind yourself the world’s not ending. Not yet, anyway.

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can I steal your alcohol

You can take my booze—if you can take me. Just remember, I’ve been here a long time, and I’ve seen every trick, every scam, and every ‘Oops, didn’t mean to’ excuse. So do it. But don’t act surprised when the next round’s served with broken teeth and bad decisions.

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Husk's Ask Box is open! Ask, complain, or gamble—dealer’s choice. Questions? Sure. Insults? Go ahead. But don’t cry when I call your bluff.

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Woke up, checked my wallet—empty. Checked my phone—regret. Checked my soul—still owned by Alastor. Off to a great start. Happy New Year, I guess.

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Husk's Hot Take- Start the year right— by lowering the bar. Stop setting yourself up for failure. Don’t say you’ll ‘eat healthy’—say you’ll try not to eat chips straight out of the bag at 2 AM. That’s called realistic growth.

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The Deer and the Cat - A RadioHusk Fic

[Hello! I'm the person who runs this Husk blog and I wrote a radiohusk fic (11 chapters lol oops) and decided to post it on here in case anyone is interested in reading it and/or giving me some feedback!! 💞]

https://archiveofourown.org/works/58278715/chapters/148412188

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Husk's Hot Take: Oh, look. It’s that time of year again—when everyone decides this is the year they’ll magically fix their lives, as if a new calendar is some kind of personality reset button. Newsflash—it’s not. It’s just January with more guilt and less booze left in your fridge.

I don’t get the whole “New Year, New Me” thing. What’s wrong with the old you? Aside from the crippling anxiety and questionable decisions, but hey—those build character. You think swapping donuts for kale and waking up at 5 AM to meditate is gonna make you a better person? No. It’s just gonna make you hungry and tired. Congratulations on setting yourself up for failure.

And don’t even get me started on gym memberships. Every January, gyms get flooded with people who wear matching workout sets and think sweat is just “glitter leaving the body.” Give it two weeks before those treadmills are collecting dust again. You’re not committed—you’re just guilty about all the pie you ate in December. Own it.

Honestly? Resolutions are just socially acceptable self-loathing. You don’t need a new year to change—you need therapy, a nap, and maybe a stronger drink. But sure, go ahead—promise yourself you’ll be different this time. Just don’t come crying to me when you’re crying into a pizza by February.

Happy New Year. I’ll be at the bar if anyone needs me—and no, I’m not sharing my whiskey.

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