#Powder mage

[xxlucyxlolaxx]

It really sucks when you are a fan of something and you cannot find anyone to talk to about it..........eh.

[starling-dust]

i have rot in my brain and it is @astepinsilence's fault

Olem didn’t have to lean over so very far to kiss him.

[hinumay]

i forgot what Vlora's Riflejack uniform colors were, but just some Ben Styke and Vlora Flint not dealing with Taniel's shit anymore xD

[markwatney-space-pirate]

get you a man who will overthrow the literal divine right of kings because you got beheaded

[chiefmcclane]

Brian McClellan's Powder Mage two-part trilogies (hexilogy?) are seriously great fantasy and hardly any one I know has even heard of them.

I'll pitch it to my friends, "Yeah take the French Revolution, add in sorcerers, blood witches, and soldiers that snort cocaine gunpowder for fighting powers and you have the beginnings of the series" and they're like fuck yeah sounds awesome

The only think I can think of for why they're not more popular is their size. Each of the six books is huge, about a 20 hour audiobook or 1000 or so pages. To which I say, "THE NOVELLAS RULE TOO"

[adorkableshephard]

I just finished rereading Promise of Blood, the first book in the first Powdermage trilogy by Brian McClellan, and I kept thinking about its similarities to the Wheel of Time Universe. It’s been quite a while since I’ve read the rest of the books, but at least from the lore explored in the first book, the world of powdermage just feels like it’s a different age, a different turning of the wheel. Maybe an age that isn’t focused on the dragon vs the dark one.

Given the author’s relationship to Sanderson, it’s not surprising that his work feels similar in vibes to both him and Jordan. I just always find it interesting to imagine other pieces of media as different turnings of the wheel.

[my-personal-hellsite]

I'm listening to the Powder Mage trilogy and everytime someone says "Lord Claremonte", my geek ass pictures legendary X-Men writer Chris Claremont

[joncronshawauthor]

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[inkweavers]

@mao-tenno

Every time Adamat walks into his house

[alumi-san]

Arcane x Epic the musical au

Jayce - Odysseus

Vi - Eurylochus

Sky - Polites

Mel - Athena/Circe

Powder - Aeolus

Ezreal - Hermes

Ambessa - Poseidon/Zeus

Viktor - Penelope

Blitzcrank - Telemachus

Mage Viktor - Tiresias

Maddie - Siren

Sevika - Ares

Mylo - Perimedes

Claggor - Elpenor

Ximena - Anticlea

[hauntingblue]

Last arcane episode ever..... here we fucking go....

[xxlucyxlolaxx]

Any Powder Mage fans out there?

I got the paperback a while back and I'm having such a good time with this, I'm actually sad that I won't be able to get the other two books....since they aren't listed yet. But fingers crossed for me to be able to get them really soon

[starling-dust]

Olem // Powder Mage Trilogy

Okay so I have mixed feelings about these books as a whole, but Olem is everything to me and also the accidentally deeply homoerotic relationship between Olem and Tamas is Even More. I wanna draw that some day, so figuring out Olem.

[hinumay]

i took a shot (pun intended) at imagining Taniel while i was doing an art study and didnt really know where it'll go but i think id like to imagine this as Taniel a month or so before the Fatrastan Revolution, with his unkempt hair, and his messy uniform

[thewistlingbadger]

One thing about arcane, they really showed us that trauma gives a bitch a glow up.

[chiefmcclane]

Map of Fatrasta, from the Gods of Blood and Powder book series by Brian McClellan