#Early Blight
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ofinkandstars · 2 years ago
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I burned the blighted plant today,
And to the Great Mother I pray
That blackened fungus stays away!
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ruushes · 9 months ago
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i'm sure there's a canon timeline but dao is a springtime game to me
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farmerstrend · 1 year ago
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Comparative Analysis of Blights: Early Blight, Late Blight, and Gummy Stem Blight
In the field of plant pathology, the ability to differentiate between different diseases is essential for efficient crop management. This article examines the traits that differentiate Early Blight, Late Blight, and Gummy Stem Blight. Early Blight Early Blight, caused by the fungus Alternaria solani, is a common disease that affects a wide range of plants, particularly those in the Solanaceae…
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jess-the-vampire · 3 months ago
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Ace Attorney x The Owl House au
I was asking for art ideas on my Instagram and this was one of the request ideas, probably because my AA hyperfixation returned recently
Then I got weirdly into it with its own lore to make these words work together, I didn't even draw all the ideas I had! I wanna do more and draw belos and some of the sprite animations for these guys !
So I'll do that later.
Honestly a lot of the names in this show could totally pass for AA names, Tinella Nosa is straight up an AA name.
Why is hooty the judge? Yes.
idk, enjoy this weird stuff i made
Bgs i made under cut:
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quirinah · 1 year ago
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ummmmmmm guys this dungeons looking a little dark here..........................ummmm..... hello??? guys??
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ghost-bard · 4 months ago
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Might see if i cant do a little reload to the neve/bellara choice in act 3 (??? Or is it late act 2 i fr do not know) just so i can record davrin stopping deirdre from going after bellara bc that scene and the 3 of them in general live rent free in my head and i was paused right after for so long that the recording i thought i saved was just. My paused screen of elgarnan lmao
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vigilskept · 16 days ago
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I might be stupid but i thought that city from the art book was kirkwall ? Only because they talk about xenon and he is under the city (literally) i never thought it was anywhere in feraldan because of that even when he moves her moves to docktown not denerim though even if it was kirkwall it still doesn't explain the eluvian in the middle of the street so idk dont qoute me on this lol
i don't think you're stupid anon!!! xenon is absolutely associated with kirkwall rather than denerim in the games. i do still disagree that the city in the art is kirkwall though because the architectural style (even taking game limitations into account!) is so different. let me pull some more pics for reference
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to me, the image below seems more aligned with the architecture and styling of denerim compared to kirkwall.
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talaofthevalley · 2 years ago
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I have no clue why they didn't make Amity more akin to a rival character instead of a bully. Because it would have solved A Lot of problems in regards to Amity and Willow, and Lumity becoming a thing.
The thing is that Lumity feels Super Weird at the start when Luz is trying to befriend Amity long before the girl shows any remorse for bullying Willow and making up for it. And it's not something easily brushed off when Amity is introduced being condescending and a dick to Willow. The bullying isn't something of the past, it's still going on.
Willow comes off as an afterthought in this dynamic, when she's the one who's been wronged by Amity the most. Their arc never feels like it resolves itself either, it just kinda peeters out.
If you've watched Little Witch Academia, Diana is who I think Amity should have emulated more. Diana is the top student at the school, she's stern and no-nonsense, a bit stuck-up, she comes from a prestigious family, she gets in conflict with the protagnoist, Akko, not because of bullying but because they have very different personalities and butt heads because of it. Akko considers Diana her rival, but this is one-sided on her part.
Willow and Amity could still have been friends in the past, but Amity instead pointedly ignores Willow's existence after their friendship has ended. She doesn't call out her friends for bullying Willow(that would make it seem like she cares) but she doesn't participate or encourage it. She's still not a good person, she still has to apologise to Willow, but changing their relationship from 'active bullying' to 'pretending Willow doesn't exist' would do a lot going forward for them I think. Still terrible, but more palatable in my eyes.
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problematicsashawaybright · 3 months ago
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Okay goodnight <3 will be awake soon because I'm leaving the house for my first day of classes 3 hours early when it's a 35-40min drive maximum because I am neurotic <3
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lillotte17 · 3 months ago
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Lace Harding: I have dreams now and they are freaking me out bc they are scary.
Eban Thorne, A Grey Warden Dwarf: Oh, right! Nightmares! I've heard of those!
Me: ...do...dwarf wardens not have the nightmares about the archdemons and darkspawn anymore?? Because they definitely did in DA:O. I know they were worse because there was a Blight, but Alistair sure made it seem like those were a Forever kind of thing. Pretty sure Oghren mentions them in Awakening, too. Also, there is technically a Double Blight happening rn so, you'd think both Davrin and Warden!Rook would be joining the Bad Sleep/No Sleep Club with Neve and Lucanis...
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mist-the-wannabe-linguist · 3 months ago
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Imagine being a Grey Warden at the beginning of the Second Blight
The Grey Warden order is seen as mostly a thing of tradition, good mostly to deal with stray darkspawn or to assist dwarves in the Deep Roads. The Blight has ended over two hundred years ago and there is no reason to believe there would be another. Darkspawn are still a threat but it's become sort of a manageable everyday thing at this point. The apocalypse has passed in your distant ancestors' time and the world has healed. Sometimes you wonder why did you even join this order that is mostly a reminder of a bygone dark era
Then the song becomes stronger. In your nightmares, something stirs.
And then Zazikel rises
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lordgeneralsix · 5 months ago
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I might make an edit later but I can't believe I forgot to mention in my review post how much I hated the first "big decision" in veilguard where you have to choose between treviso and minrathous and whichever you pick immediately destroys the other city and cuts the companion off from support/romancing but doesn't seem to have an actual effect other than being an annoying inconsequential decision in the long run .
whoever you don't help is hardened but it really doesn't feel like it, and I was thinking this would come back later and we'd have to choose between other companions so by the end we'd have a few hardened companions a few not which would really add some conflict but then. nothing happened. this mechanic is ultimately useless. another thing is that it happens so fast like Right after you recruit davrin, which is fine if they wanted to spring something on us to make us think fast but. there's no choice no strategizing. we're fucked either way lol. and why does rook Have to be there to save the city. we literally split up. are you telling me my companions are too weak to help? is that what the game is saying? we have these allies for a reason are you fr that they couldn't at least hold off the dragon until rook got there to deal real damage (if bioware really wanted rook to be the hero about it)?
I'm not buying rook being some all powerful being that can hold off a Blighted Dragon solo. sorry. especially since the dagger doesn't even matter here. you're telling me the crows can't handle themselves? you're telling me a fortified city like minrathous, home to all-powerful magisters and opposing shadow dragons can't do shit? where are the guards? templars? literally any kind of defence? all this choice tells me is that our allies are incompetent, nothing else. (and it's one thing to want to show how oh so powerful the gods are, which, we know that they Can nuke a well defended city we're not stupid but this choice was just unnecessary and poorly executed)
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ectoimp · 10 months ago
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Gonna scrub my skin off because I stuck my hand inside a completely rotted soupy potato.
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blighted-elf · 8 months ago
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My heart actually sinks every time I get a VTMB2 notification that sounds serious.
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drachenfalter · 8 months ago
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"It's not about Home Security"
(AO3 Version here)
“I was wondering when you’d come here.”
Lilith was surprised to hear a familiar voice when she sank down into the booth, a pint of apple blood in front of her. 
It had been some time since she’d really talked to anyone outside of her sister and the colorful group currently living in the owl house. She told herself it was a safety precaution — most of her friends and acquaintances were high ranking members of her former coven, people loyal to Belos. Not people she could trust.
Or maybe that was an excuse she told herself, a reason not to let them see her in her current state.
But this was not a former colleague.
This was someone she had known since Hexside.
“Odalia?” Lilith watched as the green haired witch took a seat opposite of her. “Didn’t think I’d meet you here.” Her childhood friend had never been shy about her disdain for this hole-in-a-wall place.
“Well, yes, this place is a shithole,” Odalia said. “Exactly the place to look for a disgraced former Covenhead.”
Lilith winced and took a long swig from her apple blood. Not nearly as strong as the stuff Eda liked, but still enough to get a nice buzz. “Are you just here to insult me? Or is there something you want from me.”
Odalia rolled her eyes. “You always think the worst of me. Maybe I’m just trying to catch up with a friend? Maybe I’m concerned about an old friend who just lost everything?”
Lilith gave a humorless laugh. “Hah. You. Concerned. Very funny!” Lilith knew her better than that. Odalia looked at her, unaffected by the implied insult.
Lilith took another sip. “But I guess you are the first one to actually ask. Even my own mother didn’t bother,” she added in a low voice.
 “So. What happened?”
“You already know what happened. Everyone knows. Belos wanted to petrify Eda, and I couldn’t let that happen,” Lilith explained.
“Yes, I know that, obviously,” Odalia cut in. “I’m trying to figure out why you would throw it all away like that.”
“She’s my sister.”
“And a wild witch. Like all the other witches your coven captured and petrified in the last few years. Really, what did you expect to happen?” Odalia gave her an incredulous look.
“I- Belos promised he would heal her curse, if I got her to join,” Lilith argued. “I had to try, okay? How was I supposed to know he would go back on his word?” And then, realizing what Odalia said, she added, “And — and also, the last public petrification was thirty years ago.”
Odalia gave her a look. “You know you don’t have to spew his lies anymore, do you? I’m not part of your coven (Lilith coughed), sorry, former coven. But I know my customers. I notice when they disappear, and I know the difference between a statue and a fossil.”
Lilith balled her hands, feeling new guilt well up inside her. “We — he said they were irredeemable. Too dangerous to risk ever escaping.” Lilith shut her eyes and sank her head. “Oh Titan, I was such an idiot.”
“Yes, yes, Belos is a crook, what else is new.”
That stopped Lilith, because it was new. At least from Odalia. In their over thirty years of friendship, this was the first time she had ever heard the oracle talk so disrespectfully about the Emperor.
“I - what?” Lilith needed a moment to. "You knew? Know? But you never said anything to me."
“You were his Headwitch. Loyal enough to sell out your own sister,” Odalia stated. “I’ve gotta think of my own. And you wouldn't have listened, anyway."
“Hmpf. I guess that’s fair.” Lilith took another long gulp from her apple juice, the glass looking almost empty now.
"Not that it really matters. Crook or not, Belos is still the most powerful witch on the Isles." Odalia didn't sound particularly happy about it, Lilith noted.
They sat there in silence for a few moments as Lilith continued stewing in her thoughts.
“You know that you’re the first one of them to approach me?” she eventually said, bitter. She didn’t feel the need to specify that she was talking the small group of friends they were a part of since Hexside.
“Really?” Odalia sounded genuinely surprised.
“Yep.” Lilith finished her apple blood. “Not even my own mother sought me out. Not a word, not even a text or letter.”
“Well, I can’t speak for the others, but Alador has been very busy with work lately. Not that he’s ever been the social type, mind you.”
“He’s not overworking himself again, I hope?” Lilith continued, happy for the excuse not to talk about her own pathetic life for the moment.
“Please, that man is never happy unless he’s elbow deep in an abomination goo or tinkering on some new invention.”
“Sure. But you can still have too much of a good thing,” Lilith argued, speaking from experience. She’d definitely overdone it a few times while studying under Flora.
“Pfff. He’s not your husband, okay. And it’s kind of out of my hands now, anyway,” Odalia grumbled.
“Out of your hands?”
Odalia sighed and leaned forward, beckoning Lilith to come closer. “We recently had a visit from your least favorite upstart at the factory.”
Her least favorite– Oh. “The Golden Guard?” Lilith whispered back.
Odalia nodded. “He threatened to investigate our business if we don’t comply - not that we're actually doing anything illegal, of course - and now we’re selling exclusively to the Emperor’s Coven.” She leaned back. “At least they pay decently. But still. The audacity of that guy.”
“Huh. So, the Emperor’s Coven is buying home security…” Lilith mumbled more to herself.
“Don’t be ridiculous, Lilly,” Odalia interrupted her with a cold laugh.  “They’re not buying home security."
Then the business witch got serious.
"They're buying an army. "
"And I’d really like to know why.”
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collegeoflore · 3 months ago
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i feel sick they’re soooo…….
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