#So happy for this elf!

[poorly-drawn-mdzs]

Dog Meshi.

[chipstertool]

We finally have The Legend of Zelda!

Zelda as the playable character!!! YIPPEEEE!!!!!

[lunarcrown]

Had a vision

[littlelambnymphet]

I'm jealous of pastieries

[eerivee]

More trades! These were for @trucbiduleschouettes and @leidensygdom

[chrissy-kaos]

You’re the hottest little elf I’ve ever seen 🥵

You haven’t seen nothing yet love 😜

[lemongrace]

blink strike

[meo-eiru]

Saila's nipple is the art that will appear when you search yandere x reader. That's honestly a major accomplishment 👏🏾.

The way I freaked out when I saw my art on the tags like that😭😭

They were on my recommended tags as well and I was like “no way is that me???”

[felassan]

DA:TV spoilers under cut.

he is beauty he is grace thedas is doomed without his face

[lazylittledragon]

Isn't Astarion still immortal? Won't he outlive Dorian and Kit?

dw if you don't think about it too hard then it's all fine

[prettiest-little-psycho]

i hit styro for the first time the other night

my hand was so shaky and i was so sick of nothing working

then with everything i could i pressed and i hit and it was life changing

[lizzybeeee]

[ryllen]

just a boy with his house elf

[littlelambnymphet]

I want to be bread 😭😭😭😭😭😭

It's not fair

[the-elusive-soleil]

My new favorite Halenthir idea:

Haleth does battle, meets Caranthir, feels some feelings, heads west per canon and eventually reaches Brethil...and becomes acquainted with Finrod Nom Felagund as he tries to talk his kinsman into letting the Haladin settle in the area.

At some point, Haleth and Finrod are talking and he compliments her on her mastery of elvish languages, and she's like "oh yeah, the lord of Thargelion and his people taught us". (Note: this is not the AU where Caranthir only teaches them Quenya.) And Finrod's like, "hey, that's my annoying grumpy cousin!"

And they chat about Caranthir a bit, because Haleth also thinks Caranthir is annoying and grumpy and is willing to joke back and forth with Finrod on the subject, but she's not willing to go along with it once she feels that Caranthir is being insulted/mocked. And somewhere along the line Finrod clocks that "oh, there's something going on here".

Which is confirmed when, at one point, she mentions that Caranthir wanted her to stay and as good as proposed marriage.

She's about to reel off her usual list of rationalizations for why she couldn't possibly have, but Finrod gets there first with "oh, but of course it was for the best in the end that you left him, elves and Men are just too [dramatic gesture] metaphysically different to ever be together, it's always destined to end in tragedy", and basically tries to Athrabeth her.

Except that Haleth doesn't particularly care to be Athrabethed. Like, yes, she made the choice to do what needed to be done for her people instead of what she maybekindasorta wanted, but that was her choice. She's not really into this smarmy know-it-all elf patiently explaining to her like she's a child that she can't have Caranthir because ~*Fate*~ said so.

And, well, her people have a safe home now. Her sister-in-law will make a good enough peacetime leader until her nephew is grown up.

So she gathers the Haladin, explains what she's going to do. Most of them, naturally, opt to stay in Brethil, but a few adventurous or Thingol-averse sorts join her on the trip she ends up making back to Thargelion.

Where she marches up to Caranthir and essentially says, "I'm going to marry you to spite your irritating blond cousin."

Which is the best reason Caranthir has ever heard of for doing anything.

(They're married for like seventy years and ridiculously happy and in this one, Caranthir's brothers find out fairly early on because he won't stop sending smug letters to Finrod every year with updates on his marriage to his amazing adaneth wife and sketched peredhel baby pictures and so forth.)