#SilverThread

[hothotfire]

SHRHAHSGAJSHSJAHAV

played a RPG maker gameeee like a few weeks ago and omg the character designs are so good 😭😭😭❤️❤️

decided to draw these two cuties 🫡 🫡

i honestly really love their dynamic and their dialogues. they are so silly 💀💀💀

honestly my art hasn’t been arting these past few days and months so my anatomy and everything is just gonna look dookie but i’m still gonna post cause why not ٩(๑❛ᴗ❛๑)۶

The game is Silver Thread by Spicaze!

[monards]

genuinely will forever love spicaze for this LOOK AT THEIR HEIGHT DIFFERENCE

sorry i have not gotten over alicia's height yet

[925-silver-jewelry]

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PART 6

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[constellation-brotherhood]

This is my main blog, but I post bracelet stuff on another blog called “silverthreadssg”! I do plan to post on this blog sometime soon, but if you wanna see my completed bracelets, go find that blog!

Here’s the link!

[a-court-of-moonlight-and-ire]

Ive been thinking about this, am I the only one whos kinda bothered when people say that ACOTAR was medieval aesthically while ACOMAF and onward are regency era/elizabethan/victorian/some other english time period? Like, again, im no history expert and this is all primarily vibes based, but the way I see it, the world of ACOTAR was already very aesthetically victorian, both the human and the fae part of it. Like, when Feyre leaves shes given this impractical dress with thin gloves and silly small hat, I dont know if she was wearing a corset which is like The thing that people think of when they think of that time period, but regardless, the vibes were all there, same goes for her sisters and their new mansion. And then in the fae world its like, Tamlin is living in a manor house, thats not exactly what I think of when I think of medieval times yknow. Honestly, I think when people say that ACOTAR felt more medieval while ACOMAF feels victorian, what theyre actually trying to express is the loss of whimsy between books, but that doesnt really have anything to do with the time-period its vaguely set in. The way I see it, Feyre was experiencing the victorian countryside lifestyle with tamlin and now that shes living with rhys shes experiencing the victorian city lifestyle, like the spring court and the night court are really not that different imo, except the way the spring court does the tithe is oddly medieval but I know that doylistically thats just to make Tamlin look backwards and archaic in comparison to Rhysand so I dont really feel like engaging with that on a deeper in-uinverse level if Im being honest

I will say that the men's clothes in both the SC and the NC do seem very medieval, but its like, 'commoner' medieval. Like, theyre just wearing normal ass pants that look like modern pants and then a shirt and then a garment thats kinda like a vest but it has a diffrent name, I dont remember what it is in english but in german its called Tunika. I bet they dont even wear stockings under their stupid modern pants! And its so annoying because its like, bro theyre monarchs, the monarchy is all about keeping up appearances and displaying their wealth whenever they can and stupid symbolism, thats why court clothing has historically slayed so hard, and here come these bozos, again, probably not even wearing stockings to emphasise their supple calves (although thats admittedly more 17th or 18th century iirc). And for Tamlin it atleast makes sense for his character, but we're told that Rhysand ascended to the throne when he was pretty young and that he actually wanted that unlike Tamlin, thats one of the reasons why hes sooooo much better supposedly, so how come he dresses like Tamlins slightly more goth cousin??

And what kills me even more is that I think actual 19th century european court clothes would suit Rhysand so well, like you know that style of suit with the shoulder pads with those weird little dangly strings, it has a kinda militaristic vibe and its often worn with a sash and a bunch of medals? Cmon, Rhys would absolutely slay that and it would fit his personality too. whatever, does he atleast wear something cool for Starfall? or for when he goes to reanact Feyre's sexual assault in the court of nightmares? Or is he just wearing that one fucking tunic thats just black but it has silverthreads worked into the fabric for thise scenes?? whatever, its midnight I gotta stop rambling about this shit and go to bed good nightttt

[justmusings]

Bard turned spy turned dubious ally

(Lance Silverthread from @anathemafiction’s The Golden Rose)

[rogue-of-broken-time]

Spill the DnD characters, Rogue! (I'll be in bed when you answer most likely, but still!)

I have a lot of them, so I'll share the one that's taking up most of my brainspace right now:

*cracks knuckles*

Mini the Autognome

(pronouns they/them)

Mini is an autognome bard! For anyone who doesn't know what an autognome is, it's a bit like a warforged, but they're small and were actually created by rock gnome tinkerers (the official publication of the race for D&D 5e came with the Spelljammer: Adventures in Space set). In modern-day terms, they're essentially a robotic construct. As such, Mini doesn't actually play an "instrument" in the typical sense– they have an internal music box they use to play their magical tunes!

As I play them now, Mini (which was originally short for "Minstrel") is a happy-go-lucky little bot with a lot of love to share and a deep misunderstanding of how the world actually works. To them, everyone should just get along and be happy, and they genuinely don't understand why anyone would prevent that from happening. And with their limited comprehension of the way the world works, you'd probably wonder how they came to be in the first place, right? Surely their creator must've been just as cheerful, right?

The truth is that the people who invented Mini in the first place had much darker intentions (or at least, one of them did).

Mini's story begins with two rock gnomes: Alston Silverthread (artificer) and Callen Dazzledark (wizard).

The two of them, back in their younger days, came up with an idea:

What if there existed technology that could make someone immortal?

It was a wild concept to them, just wild enough to grab them both and put their heads together. Alston, master tinkerer, got to work on schematics and functionality, while Callen, secretive necromancer, researched tirelessly to see if such magic would even be possible.

Together, they came up with a name for their little project: the Metallurgic Immortality Network Services To Realistically Extend Lifespans, which they later gave the nickname "Project MINSTREL".

The first invention under Project MINSTREL was the Metallurgic Immortality Network Interface, an automaton-like device that was designed for one purpose and one purpose only: healing. Whatever your ailment, whatever your injury– whether it was a common cold, a wound on your body, or even just the frailty of old age– this thing could fix you with its magic. And if you kept using it, it could literally keep you alive for longer than your race's typical lifespan, essentially making you immortal until a time of your choosing.

This would've been considered nothing short of miraculous technology, if Alston and Callen hadn't had to keep it a secret. Where they lived, most magical practice was frowned upon at best, so any hint that they were making such innovations beyond the eyes of the law would risk everything for them.

At the beginning, Alston was more than happy to play guinea-pig to his newest creation, the prototype MINI. He had to be sure that the technology worked, after all– and for a time, that's exactly what he did (all the time he'd spend testing on himself effectively extended his life by a good handful of years in gnome standards).

But as time went by, Callen kept coming back to him with darker and darker ideas for additions to their inventions and research. Alston repeatedly turned him down, and the two eventually split off from one another due to disagreements on their morals. Alston kept the MINI, but without Callen's help maintaining it for its original purpose, it eventually fell to disuse.

Callen, on the other hand, grew mad with curiosity. All this time, all this research he'd poured into necromantic energy and preserving souls from death– why should he have to give it all up?

In response to Alston's rejection, Callen only became more driven. He'd plot out theories and calculations of how to extract souls from life and contain them in other things, reinvigorating his own life energy in the process. And eventually, because of his cruel experiments, Project MINSTREL was dissolved and the two largely fell out of contact, save for matters of extreme importance.

Flash forward some odd years in gnome standards. Alston is an old man now, even having had the continuous treatment of the MINI back in the day. He's having regrets about what he'd spent his life doing, and somehow, some way, he seeks to do something to make up for it all.

In the end, Alston knew he couldn't be saved; he'd done too much bad and too little good in his life to merit that. All the dark experimentation, all the secrecy, the dangerousness of it all– no, it was too late to redeem himself now.

But as he was nearing the end of his life and his eyes drifted over to an old automaton he'd once made with someone he once considered a friend… he realized, with what little time he had left, he could save something else.

In his final weeks, he worked tirelessly as he never had before, reconstructing the MINI for a new purpose: entertainment. He never took out the healer programming entirely, but he adjusted the MINI's prime directive slightly and designed them to be able to make their own choices and have their own personality, striving to make them completely autonomous in their own right.

And yet, when death edged closer and closer to him by the day, something was missing.

In the time the MINI shared with Alston, he was never able to get them to "wake up", so to speak. They were never able to override the base programming they had to obey whoever told them to.

So, after a long deliberation, Alston made one final reach to Callen, asking for one single favor: to erase the MINI's memory of their creators entirely after he passed on, in the hopes that they'd make their own life someday without the burden of grief.

Callen was more than happy to oblige, and, once he heard the details, he got an idea.

An utterly fascinating, horrible idea.

As Alston lay on his deathbed, Callen prepared to do his bidding. He was to use the spell Modify Memory on the MINI before it reactivated from its slumber, locking any knowledge of its creators behind a secret failsafe in its programming that even it wasn't aware of. This, Callen could do.

It was as Alston was drawing his final breath that he put his real plan into action.

Just as Alston was fading from life, Callen cast True Polymorph on his old friend, transforming him just before his spirit had the chance to depart.

All of the years Callen had spent researching necromancy, he'd tried, and thus far failed, to do what he successfully did to Alston. His theories and calculations– all were in an attempt to see if he could preserve one's soul by transmuting it into an object, just before departure. And all his experiments until now were failures, because he couldn't get the timing exactly right to capture the raw life essence before it was gone for good.

Alston was his first true success, and that was all the proof he needed to see that his vision had always been correct.

Because laying before him on the bed was not Alston Silverthread's elderly body, but a single leather-bound book.

And on that book's first page was this:

The rest of the pages were blank.

And Callen could find no better purpose for this tome than to give it to the very being whose message it was meant for.

So, deep within the MINI's chest compartment, he locked it away. And then he modified the automaton's memory, and then, well, he left.

…

A little while later, Mini woke up for the first time, a little confused but otherwise feeling more alive and themselves than they'd ever remembered feeling before.

And what did they do with this newfound autonomous feeling?

They went on an adventure.

[yursanksilverthread]

Name: Yursan To Kalytero O Thrylikos Thanasima Theristis Ssychis Katastrofeas Kosmon Kyvernitis tis gis O prótos Silverthread" – Professional Necromancer Skills:

Raising the dead (success rate: 62%...ish)

Expert in bone reconstruction (depending on the quality of said bones)

Strong work ethic (have only lost one arm in the last month)

Efficient (can make a single ghost do the work of three!)

Doesn't attract armies (If they aren't looking for him) References:

"He only summoned four ghost in my tavern." – Generic Tavern Owner #3

"Surprisingly polite for a guy who deals with corpses." – Random Peasant, surely.

"He's very economical regarding town affairs, he only broke 3 castle walls, compared to the fox boy. That's 14 walls in profit." – One of the town managers from one of the towns out there.

[kimageddon]

Morgana was always destined for greatness. For power. She comes from a long line of dark and powerful witches.

The Grimmwood is an ancient and mighty forest far from any large cities or towns. Isolated and surrounded by enchantment, the woods are heavy with fog and confusion. Strange creatures are said to exist within, as well as a huge estate housing a secretive coven.

There are of course many types of witches, and the Grimmwood houses those known as the Sorrow. Dealing in necromancy, death and undeath. They feast on the sorrow and misery, often finding joy in the grief of others.

Morgana was meant to be heir to this estate, her mother teaching her for years about the ways of the Sorrow and the Grimmwood coven traditions. However, when a witch comes of age, they must journey from their home with their book of shadows in order to find spells to add to their collection and find a magical item to serve as an Arcane Focus. They may not reveal their true selves nor any information about the clan... And Morgana became Bryn Silverthread.

Bryn decided upon having this taste of freedom, that she would run and run far. Never wishing to return to her controlling mother.

Whether she stays free, is another matter entirely.

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[the-world-of-errakor]

People of Errakor - Warforged

Continuing on with posting about how some of the many species in D&D came to be in Errakor, next we have the warforged.

The warforged were built to defend the people of Silens during the Sundering. The first warforged were created when the city’s founder, Igden Silverthread, found the city he called home, and much of the surrounding area thrust into the sky, from the effects of the plane of Air, and under attack from creatures of other planes. He raced to provide the people of the new Elgarian Highlands with some form of defense. However after the war Igden no longer had use for their service and set his creations free to venture into the world, wishing the best for his creations. however some still see the warforged as less than human, and choose to experiment on them. Some warforged wrestle with finding a sense of self, unsure of themselves and unsure if they have true value due to being constructs.

[monards]

noone talk to me i just remmbered the symbiosis update is gonna be next after the new silver thread game ttHHIS IS IT OHH MY GOD

[historicalgarments1]

1740-50 stomacher. "This example is made of extremely luxurious bobbin lace, entirely worked in silver thread, silver strip, silver-covered parchment and silver spangles. It was probably worn with Court dress, which in this period would have been a mantua, that might have been equally richly woven with silver thread." Victoria and Albert Museum accession number T.80B-1948 . . . . . . #HistoricalGarments #HistoricalCostuming #BobbinLace #Encaje #SilverThread #1700sFashion #18thCenturyFashion #Costuming #HistoricalFashion #CostumeDesign #CosturaCreativa #DressHistory #VintageLace https://www.instagram.com/p/CkzwTxFO7gG/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[jorgeclardiary]

24 AGNES HATS (10/24)

Whenever I wear this Agnes de Garron hat, I think of the song “Blue Green” by the Swiss techno-pop group Yello. A fave!

Blue is the only color that hardly ever exists in nature as a pigment—it is usually the result of light with all its other colors filtered. Green is the color of consecration. Faerie-sparkle silver-thread deals the deal—accelerating the antenna-like nature of existence.

Text Agnes at 917-703-1689 to order your very own hat!

Special thanks to Goor Studio for their kind assistance with the photos. Flower tee by Only NY. Necklace by Blue Bayer.

[albiassefi]

Silver thread frame design by me #mydesign #objedart #frame #design #albertassefi #saintalbertjune #pictureframe #silverthread (at Tehran, Iran) https://www.instagram.com/p/B5iJmcUA8Sc/?igshid=19h5jqrzhns6u

[onlyartshop]

Silver thread embroidered coloured silk сourt dress, England Придворное платье из цветного шёлка, расшитого серебром, Англия 1745