#Theseus|character

[manynarrators]

Theseus: Well, it rained today, but as a whole it's been warmer than it was last week.

Cecil: Why does it seem like every time you talk to us, you end up talking about the weather? Is your life so unimaginably dull that you can't think of any events in your life to describe that might be more interesting than the weather? Let's think of something for you to talk about other than the weather. I mean, we barely even know anything about you, other than where you live.

Cecil: Let's start there. What do you do for a living?

Theseus: I'm a meteorologist.

[stemmmm]

the scene people keep screaming about from chapter 5 of theseus' guide

[alien-bluez]

Ref boards I made for my kiddad designs! Mainly for artfight but I might as well share here too ^_^

[iwmflbb]

[tainebot01]

I was working on this video when the Investigations Collection Announcement dropped, then proceeded to spiral for the next few days before finally finishing it.

[alabasterpickles]

“i fear what i am”

Little drawing i did because i love the Minotaur based on my all time favorite album (it’s my favorite myth)

[gigizetz]

Character design for Theseus and Ariadne. I was going to make the Minotaur as well, but I got very lazy. My version of him is pretty generic though

[siriuslystarbucks]

James and Sirius were smart. End of. Making them idiots makes them into different characters.

[zondearts]

Theseus and Herakles

[sarafangirlart]

Another problem with retellings (as if there aren’t countless lol) is that most have the same “this male character was portrayed as a hero in ancient/modern times but he’s actually terrible” is that like… it ignores that the term “hero” has changed a lot from antiquity to the modern day, in ancient times it just meant an important person who did cool deeds, not necessarily a good/noble person like in the modern day. The ancients KNEW their heroes were horrible ppl, hell the Romans hated Odysseus for the Sack of Troy. These figures doing evil deeds is by design, they didn’t care about making “likable” characters, they cared about showing human complexity and flaws, they cared about creating cautionary tales or explaining history and nature, it’s why so many heroes get divine punishment.

The only reason these heroes are portrayed as “heroic” (as in the modern sense) nowadays is bc Hollywood and other adaptions just can’t help but take these stories and water down or remove all the gross stuff to make these heroes more likable to a modern audience.

[justabitscrewy]

Visit Pringleton today!!!!! Got a little weird with this one, had a lot of fun. I love this party so dang much and its just a delight every time we get to play dnd together. :’)

Clockwise starting with the spider:

Izen (mine) | Phaela @couchtaro | Yancy @coffeecakecafe | Red @lorebreaker | Theseus @eaudecrow | and the lovely DM: @bacoj8

[manynarrators]

Some gifs for the wtnv characters most likely to come up in my fics and my hcs!

...at least the ones with face claims.

[stemmmm]

if you havent read my wife's gf fanfic WHAT ARE YOU DOING!!

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[jacobpking]

My vision of the Heroes of Greek Myth! 🏺 There's a lot, so I know I've missed one or two...

[cairafea]

houseki no kuni brainrot doodles. ichikawa please release the new chapter soon the hnk countdown twitter account is gonna run out of pages to attach to each tweet

[petr1kov]

hypnos is my favorite hades character but i also think that he was absolutely NOT thought out very well by the developers. he's clearly meant to be a joke character you do not think much about outside of his basic function as the snarky greeter, and who is lazy and annoying enough that seeing the rest of the cast belittle him feels satisfying. but at the same time, after you spend enough time with the game, you see him get progressively characterized as someone who 1) doesn't offer bad advice on purpose to make fun of you as we initially thought, as he really thinks he might help with that and only means to mildly tease you at worst, and 2) actually wants to do the job he was assigned to do but genuinely struggles to perform because he has trouble concentrating on the tasks, a real problem that he eventually learns to accommodate. and on top of that he also loves his family very much even though they barely look his way because he is unserious. so all of these elements converge and make the sillay joke character come across as an unintentionally sad and wronged figure, and his family members come across as assholes, even though they should be sympathetic characters