#WILL ROLAND THOUGH

[18catsreading]

Oooh, planning for nuclear meltdown round two!! Good thought Tula - "what kept the humans away for 20 seasons" and Ava whipping out "they were in truck and they suddenly started bleeding all over"

[space-spring-art]

Saw this post and it reminded me of how funny maxwell's chapter 2 mentor-zoning is

[cowgirls-blues]

Very simple animation inspired by D(e)ad, Izzy's movie. I don't animate very often, but had this idea in my head for a few days.

[unproduciblesmackdown]

WAUGH!!!

[three3two22]

spear man from the triangle game

[sage-basil]

How fast must dwindle my joy now and my might!

None shall I have to keep my honour bright!

[kdval]

Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty

› OCs: Roland & Lara Hardin

[jeremy-heere]

sappy stagedorks doodles

[picklesinabottle]

Already Bigger! is NOT disappointing and I'm only five minutes in

[kappaology]

popping in here to say that yes. yes the knight anecdote devastated me to hell and back. yes i loved it. yes bluepoch will answer for its sins one day.

[semi-loyal-wing]

Hey, what are you guy's favorite mechs?

Aside from the nelson, since that's a given. I imagine the Saladin would see a lot of use in your line of work

@dojhr-noah-colorado-reed

That's an excellent question! Seeing at this question is aimed to all of us, I think this is an excellent time to have everyone pitch in!

As you guessed, my unbeatable favourite is the Nelson. You just can't beat the timeless design and systems built for the ultimate battlefield charger. My own frame, 'Radiant', perfectly captures the essence of this noble mech - an ancient heirloom passed down my clan for generations, maintained and cared for like one of our own. Sure, it has been outshone at times by newer, more advanced frames, but it does the job it was built for with grace and distinction that no other mech can compare to.

-Petrel Roland Levi.

Hello again! I must say, this blog thing is much more fun than I expected! Anyway, as for my mech of choice, there's only one frame I would climb into: My trusty Orchis, 'Nike'. Now, some of you might be surprised that I'd pilot the signature Karrakin mech considering my outspoken criticism of the Baronies, but just because the system is rotten doesn't mean I can't appreciate a good machine. The Orchis has all the qualities that helped me make my name in the arena: alacrity, resilience, power, and limitless potential in the hands of an expert. Besides, I am rather fond of its design; some may call it tacky, but I find that the shining plates and flowing ribbons lend it the visage of a hero of old.

-Petrel Helena Umarit.

Greetings! My name is Sophia Abramowitz, and I am the Loyal Wing in charge of this team. I'm glad to see you've been treating my petrels well, they really seem happy with this new pastime!

As for your question, I've tried my hand at several different frames, but I always go back to my first: The Arthur. I know, I know, Harrison Armory is bad, but frankly so are the rest of the big four. HORUS gives me the creeps, I would never be caught dead using anything produced by Smith-Shimano, and IPS-N... well, they make good products, but every time I try to squeeze into a Nelson I end up getting motion sickness. Besides, big sword is fun. You ought to give it a try!

-Loyal Wing Sophia Abramowitz, callsign "Blazing Sun", of Makteba Karda.

HELLO FRIENDS AND COMRADES! WE ARE SO HAPPY TO FINALLY SPEAK TO YOU! FRIEND ROLAND HAS TOLD US MUCH ABOUT THIS 'OMNINET' BUSINESS, AND HOW ONE CAN USE IT TO TALK TO PEOPLE ALL ACROSS THE GALAXY. NOW ISN'T THAT SOMETHING SPECIAL?

NOW, FOR A VERY LONG TIME WE COULDN'T QUITE DECIDE WHICH VESSEL TO PILOT. AFTER ALL, THERE ARE SO MANY! BUT THEN, OUR FRIEND THE CHIEF ENGINEER SHOWED US THIS FANTASTIC MACHINE, LANCASTER! WE FOUND A WAY TO MAKE IT FLY, AND IT'S JUST LIKE THE OLD TIMES! PLUS, IT LOOKS LIKE A BIG DOG, AND LAIKA LOVES TO RUN IN IT. OH, SAY HELLO TO THE FRIENDS ON THE OMNINET, LAIKA!

- A distorted, variably pitched noise somewhat resembling a bark can be heard somehow, despite this being a text post. -

AH, GOOD GIRL! SHE'S VERY EXCITED, RUNNING AROUND... WELL, UNTIL WE MEET AGAIN!

-YOUNG PETREL SERGEI RABINOVICH, CALLSIGN "COSMOS", OF MAKTEBA KARDA.

I like Atlas. It's cool. No more questions, fuck off.

-Syonov.

[ferronickel]

In typical Ferronickel fashion, I am now plagued with thoughts about how the Brontë's juvenilia would be different in a world where the military had dragons, a subsection of interests that is so irrelevant to everyone else that it's barely every worth mentioning on this site, let alone creating any fanworks about.

I'm gonna do a little incomprehensible rant in the tags about it and the go on my merry way. Please ignore the following

[unproduciblesmackdown]

guthrie theater tiktok full of choreography: "In the rehearsal room for LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS! 🌱 Fun is being had, songs are being sung, human eating plants are being grown."

[hrodvitnon]

I have no less than three, count 'em, THREE smutty WIPs on hand (on top of some stuff that might see the light of day on my new Bluesky account cuz I gots one of those), and among those smutty WIPs is how Durandal got that scar over her eye!

Falke is especially pleased when Randal's armor comes in, knowing the additional protection will be helpful in future sparring – a misjudged strike during a mock fight with spears had left Randal bleeding from her right eye and both of them in a panic.  Falke because she'd accidentally injured her lover and Randal because a sudden sensation of simultaneously being outside her own body and suffocated by it overwhelmed her to the point where all she could do was clutch a hand at the bloody wound as a panic attack set in, so Falke scrambled to B3 with her in tow.  All Falke could do was explain it away as an accident, that it may have triggered a Gestalt memory, though inwardly she was throttling herself.  It's more than a Gestalt memory, she knew it in her gut and bones, it's a lingering fracture from some nightmare that haunts her dear magpie like a shadow. At least once the uncanny episode passed, the Eule tending to Randal lightened the mood with a jokingly flirtatious comment about some people finding scars attractive; Randal managed to chuff and Falke concealed a blush, knowing she's one such person.  Fortunately, eyes are an easy replacement, and something about that is comforting to the Elster unit, like she's still herself.  Falke grew skittish for a while, until Randal set her straight (via tripping, takedown and headlock, because that's a good way to make anyone shut up and listen) with a reminder that no one was at fault, it was an accident and accidents happen. "Maybe so, but I will never stop being sorry," Falke had muttered. "Then by the goddess's grace I'll never stop absolving you of all transgressions," was Randal's preacherly response, eliciting a laugh. Casual blasphemy has a funny way of helping Falke feel better.

[captain-amadeus]

[roland-orzabals-earrings]