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NO BUTTERFLIES WERE HARMED IN THE MAKING OF THIS !!! 🦋

Just a mech I built sometime last week to get to the tower top a lil easier

I love how chill butterfly charmer is about this

Also, this made me cackle a lil. I don't get many comments, but it does brighten my day.

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White mage fox

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google photos is so funny. three years since fish in da sink

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Roll for initiative

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Oh the joys of being an Artist.

Outfit from our QUEEN, Jessica Rabbit

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one of my favorite hcs is teth's hair is reeeally thick and voluminous and looks massive when her hair isn't done

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she deserves to kill people as a treat

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POV: You're doing the Duets quests and he shows you this

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Cliffside Retreat

A hideaway for a few forlorn deserters

Fanseason of Passage/Cycles inspired by the celts that I decided to stop working on for now, it was going to be about war deserters in the Golden Wasteland, hiding near the waning peaks of the Valley of Triumph. It would be set near a mountain lake that’s at first muddy and polluted, but as quests are completed, arches would emerge from the gradually clearing waters as the landscapes slightly change to reflect each season of the year. More under the cut !

The questgiver would have been a warrior at the head of a troop who decided to desert the battlefield to save their and their people's life, they got bear themes since they were seen as rulers of the forest in some mythos, and the link to the Ursa minor/major constellations as guides was really cool. They feel like a failure and a coward though, and the fact they they all ended up getting got by darkness anyway doesn't help, so what's left of their troop will try to cheer them up during the season.

Each spirit is inspired by a realm we cross before the Wasteland (with the questgiver themselves being GW) to symbolize how much one has lived through before making it to the middle of their life. So, pretty much, this is a season about reminding yourself of how many cycles you passed through before that kind of hardship, reminding you that you got all the experience you gained so far to do so. I also like to think there could be parallels between deserters feeling guilt because they made a complicated choice, and being into adulthood realizing a lot of complex things also have higher stakes and feeling like you're betraying yourself and what you stand for.

The first few quests have you gathering items to build the hideaway back; The first one has you look for scraps with the Wayfinder, summoning the first arch (spring) and making grass and a few cold-colored flowers appear in the desert. For the second quest, you help the Laborer carry and assemble shelters, after which the second arch of summer emerges and the landscape becomes even more verdant with longer grass and warm-colored flowers blooming alongside the ones from the previous quest. As for the third quest, the Blacksmith asks you to deliver items they crafted to the other spirits, making the third arch of autumn come out of the water as harmless rain falls in the area and all the plant life that grew so far turns various shades of yellow, orange, red and brown.

The last two quests are special: Fourth quest starts off normally with you helping the Performer play a song to cheer everyone up, which works... until the fourth arch of winter emerges. A clap of thunder not unlike Eden's is heard, and it becomes split in two (mirroring the twin elders). Snow falls upon the Cliffside Retreat and covers the grass and flowers as the winds become more violent, making flight more difficult... Finally, the questgiver themselves ask you for help for the last quest: a storm is sending all the work done so far flying, and you have to catch it mid-air. At the end, the guide plays their carnyx (an instrument ultimate gift), summoning an elder bird and its flock to guide the winds into being less chaotic. The clouds part, and underneath starlit skies, you see an aurora borealis. The spirits fix what they can, and after looking over life blooming in the area even more colorful than it was before, they feel at peace and ascend to the stars.

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oh god what is that.

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i tried to imagine daleth young but the only image by brain managed to create was the normal daleth (with the beard and stuff) but just dressed up like some sort of rapper. i deeply regret this

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Ok so hear me out! This is an Sky cotl event idea inspired by Gävlebocken. yeah I got that questionarie in game ANYWAY..

Each day we collect event tickets in the form of hay and report/give them to some spirit and we constantly see spirits working with the material and it growing day by day.

Then it’s done, it’s a big krill out of hay by the way and it stands there for a few days. And then on the winter solstice there’s a big party and we light it on fire and it burns for the rest of the day releasing wax all the time~

It'd be beautiful ^^

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winged light

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Gonna throw them at a wall fr

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doodle dump

ilaw (bird guy) belongs to @linkedin-offficial

sen (last pic) belongs to @/zygohn

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have this thing before i go to sleep

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Average meeting with the Elders