#alvaraes

[vibesanonymous]

Step Toward Venture Pages 3 + 4

In which Jaz speaks up and introduces herself. And which concludes the first scene!

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[sodascribbles]

anybody know what show this mars guy is originally from? im glad dr o has a boyfriend but he for sure doesn't belong

i think this is my favorite screenshot though i love jaz sm. @allysia ik shes your fave too

[elyachkins]

i miss eora and got bored, so here we go, my first (and most developed) watcher, alvara anchenzo she's a death godlike human from a fallen aristocratic family in old vailia, who was banished from there (for political reasons and too much drunken duelling with wrong people), failed to be a pirate, and finally landed in dyrwood. the rest is history.

[kitxkatrp]

[Cui to Alvara] "Don't worry, I can take care of myself!"

Friendship Starters, Vol. 3

The goddess gave a short bow, a soft smile on her face. "I understand...I'm sorry if my offer was offensive." While this person...they weren't a normal person, Alvara could tell that from her aura alone....she also carried an air of--

Loneliness and pain.

After a moment, the goddess straightened up and stepped forward, offering her hand.

"...You may have rejected my divine protection, but....will you also reject an offer of friendship?"

[bodie-r-hart]

TATORT

Wer jetzt allein ist (2018)

"Was soll das? WAS SOLL DAS? Wenn eine Frau NEIN sagt, Herr Wenzel, dann heisst das auch NEIN! Haben Sie das verstanden?"

Illustration für den Radio Tatort 116 von Jürgen Frey

[crimson-catalyst]

holy shit i dont think i ever posted this

two big blond apocalypse dads who pick up strays!! this was a friendly-fire artfight attack against @killldeer in 2021 of their Sam and my Henri and its one of my most ambitious and favourite pieces to date

these two deserved to be friends and now canonically are in their au variants hehee <33

[xluna0starx]

I made these characters in GachaPlus. They have a whole story behind them if anyone wants to hear it.

Alvara is the one with purple hair,

Lyra is the one wearing green,

and Axel is the tall guy.

[parasite-core]

I have been given the go ahead to info dump about my OCs by @the-ethereal-god so now it’s story time with Sky, featuring those weirdos who live in my brain.

So since they’re all Pathfinder characters they’re all heroes. Technically. Some more than others. Some a lot more than others.

On a sliding scale of ‘goodness’

At the top is Umbrolus, he is a pure cinnamon roll. Too good for this world. Ignore the fact that he’d beat a man to death with their own severed limbs if they so much as considered hurting his SO or his friends. He has a teeny tiny huge temper. It’s fine we all have flaws. But other than that he’s just a big puppy.

After Umber is probably Kiyo. They have been the local doctor for the poor district of Korvosa for about 50 years, and they’ve lived in the city for over a century. They care about the city and its people and want to protect them and see them become something better than the crime filled hovel it currently is. As such, they’ve recently taken up the mantle of the vigilante Blackjack from the previous wielder, to help protect the people and give them hope. So they use their talents to protect the city they love in two forms: as a doctor caring for the sick and injured who cannot afford care elsewhere, and as a vigilante protecting the powerless and the innocent.

I think next is probably Draven. She has a bit of a hero complex. Just a little. Just ‘throw myself in front of enemy attacks and use my body as a shield to protect the innocents or my friends, with no regard for my own health and safety’ levels of self destructive hero complex. She is basically indestructible though so she can get away with it. Literally. It took a demi-god level powerful Demon Lord and three balors multiple rounds focusing all their attacks on trying to kill her to take her down, and it was her only death the entire campaign (it was the final battle). She did one thing and that was tank and she did it well.

I think next would be Roland. He was not a good person in his past, but he’s long since moved beyond that. He’s generally a good person, the quintessential stressed healer wrangling a chaotic party. He believes strongly in the ideal of redemption and that most people have the ability to become better versions of themselves, they just have to be willing to choose to put in the work to become that better self. If someone is remorseful of their actions and shows the desire to change Roland will fight for them and do everything in his power to help them see their new path through. He feels sympathy especially for those who were turned undead unwillingly and have to fight against an innate evil nature—given that he is himself an undead known as a Graveheart—and he respects those who choose to try to do good. He has helped to set up a place within the Valoria faith for these undead who want to turn towards the light.

Next would be Ileark. He’s generally a good person and does his best to always act in peoples’ best interests. He is a follower of Desna and is a strong believer in freedom, not feeling comfortable with most governing bodies or other rigid social constructs that restrict peoples’ personal freedoms. He is deeply against slavery, and slavers are one of the few things that make him truly seethingly angry. He is widely travelled and has seen every corner of the continent Avistan, and some parts of the neighboring continents. His breadth of experience makes him very personable with people from all walks of life. Ileark has healer envy for the party’s paladin, who is better at healing than him (he is a cleric with a prestige class who lost a lot of his healing abilities due to the prestige class), and he is self conscious and feels like he is a bad person because he is better at doing harm than that healing. The only character death the party has had was caused by Ileark, as he accidentally killed the party psychic—who is basically Ileark’s surrogate brother—because he’d had an infection that required using negative energy to knock him out to cure, and Ileark’s negative energy spell ended up being too powerful and flat out killed him. So he has a lot of guilt over that. Oh and also his birth mother is the goddess of night hags (and said psychic’s former goddess before he told her to fuck off and threw his unholy symbol into the ocean), and she wants Ileark to give in to her power and come to the dark side to become a night hag like her.

Next up is Lucien. He is also a Desna worshipper, but he’s less concerned with freedom and travel and more concerned with luck. He’s a gambler and an adrenaline junkie and he bases much of his philosophy off the idea that any test of luck is showing faith in Desna. Lucien doesn’t necessarily avoid doing the right thing or actively do harm (usually), but he doesn’t necessarily go out of his way to do good deeds like a lot of the people above either. He mostly just goes with the flow, lets a coin flip determine his fate, helps if there’s someone right in front of him obviously needing help, but can also oblivious to people needing his help if it isn’t directly asked of him. He isn’t always a particularly smart man, he mostly acts on his own whims with very little forethought—in fact he actively avoids thinking as much as possible because self reflection just makes him depressed and he doesn’t want to feel those things, he wants to ignore them and pretend everything is alright.

Sai is…where things start getting morally grey. Sai believes she is doing good. Her goal is to punish bad people and to protect good people. But she is very black and white in her thinking about ‘bad people’ and ‘good people’, and her methods of punishment for ‘bad people’ can range from what you’d expect from a regular adventurer to exceptionally cruel things. For example she turned a gargoyle into an insect permanently with his mind still intact and then released him into the wild to live out what he could of his inevitably short and terrified life after he killed one of the other members of the party—despite the fact that said party member came back to life afterwards.

Kaius will do anything to protect his family. And that’s a sweet nice thing that you’d expect from a hero right? Except no—he will do *anything* to protect his family. If aiding a villain is what it takes to protect his wife and daughter, he’d do it without hesitation and feel no guilt over it or any repercussions from it so long as it didn’t harm said family. He was a hair’s breath away from betraying his party when the group’s cleric turned out to be a cultist and she told him to join her and shoot one of the others. If she hadn’t shown her hand and revealed how her plans were going to affect his daughter, he would have done it, because she was the one member of the party he’d actually opened up to. As it was, he ended up fighting for the heroes side—but only because that’s what benefitted his wife and daughter the most, and because he felt betrayed by Gabby, not because it was the right thing to do, or because he had any moral objections to a cult subjugating everyone in the world and killing every deity but their own. Although he would have some objections to *himself* being subjugated so he’d probably fight against them on that alone.

Calio is my most morally bad character. He is, at his core, selfish. He doesn’t do anything for altruistic reasons, ever. There’s always an angle. However that being said, he is better than he used to be. His selfishness extends to the people close to him now—so if there’s something one of the other party members wants, he’ll want that for them as well. Unless their wants directly contradict one of his wants, in which case his wants still take precedent. Calio has been getting better ever since he met Greta. Before her, he wasn’t close to anyone and he didn’t take anyone’s thoughts or feelings into consideration ever. Since meeting her, he’s mellowed out a little and had began actively considering the people he cares about. However this consideration does not extend past the bubble of people he cares about—everyone else can go die in a hole for all he cares. He talked a man out of committing suicide recently—and if the other members of the party hadn’t been there he wouldn’t have bothered and would have just let the man die. Because he only did it because the others were the ones who would care if the man died. So, to reiterate, Calio might do good things sometimes, but he is not a good person.

[ocs-yey]

They grow up so fast qwp

[bardsonly]

plantober day 31! Happy Halloween everyone! sometimes your ambitions surpass your time and that's okay, Alvara still gets a new piece, she deserves it.

[kabartangsel]

Alvara Research Center: Kepuasan Masyarakat Terhadap Kinerja Polda Banten Meningkat

Lembaga survei Alvara Research Center melaksanakan penelitian khusus tentang kinerja Kepolisian Daerah Banten untuk persepsi kepuasan, permasalahan atau persoalan di masyarakat serta terkait dengan presisi dan transformasi digital yang saat ini berjalan di Kepolisian. Hasanudin Ali, Founder Alvara Research Center mengatakan telah melaksanakan riset khusus kinerja Kepolisian Daerah banten beberapa…

[vibesanonymous]

Step Toward Venture Pages 1 and 2

In which Jaz and Rusty set the tone of their relationship. Next Page

[pancmtodays]

welcome to the capitol, ALVARA LOVELACE… you know you’re the spitting image of HAILEE STEINFELD and a little birdie told me you work as TV HOST (FASHION SHOW), and that you are 27 years old. people tend to say SHE is IMAGINATIVE & SENSITIVE on a good day, but since today doesn't look that good, they're probably going to be IDEALISTIC & WEAK-WILLED. i hear in the sheets they are SWITCH who's into MOMMY KINK, BONDAGE & EDGING and absolutely not into SCAT, VORE, FEET, i suppose we'll have to see where their journey takes them.

biography coming soon !

connections coming soon !

[parasite-core]

I'm going to cover my Pathfinder OCs and my BG3 ones.

BG3: Adramelek (resist durge): Addy respects the good gods and towards the end he in particular took an interest in Bahamut worship. He loathes Bhaal and did everything in his power to escape his destiny as a Bhaalspawn. I don't think it's really impactful to his relationships, except that he'd only want a relationship with someone who supports his desire to escape from Bhaal's shadow.

Deianeira (durge): Dei is a murderous serial killer who specifically aims to kill people in ways that look like accidents. You would think this would mean she'd embrace Bhaal and her destiny to kill all life, but she feels insulted by the idea that it's her blood that points her in the direction of murder rather than her own desires. Also killing because she has to is a lot less fun than being spontaneous about it. Relationships aren't on the table because she will kill anyone who thinks they're special enough to be different than her other victims.

Sylva (tav): Sylva is a sorcerer and follower of Mystra. Because of this a relationship with Gale would be awkward, even though she respects his magical prowess. She could probably have a relationship with anyone else with religion not getting in the way. She was in a relationship with Lae'zel.

Zhen Hala (tav): Zhen is an Eilistraee drow, and she gladly worships her. Religion does not play into her relationships much, except she'd never have a relationship with a Lolth-sworn drow. Her relationship with nature is a much bigger factor in her life, and is the reason she ended up having a relationship with Halsin.

*** Pathfinder:

Roland: He is originally a follower of Sarenrae, and after Sarenrae's murder he became the first follower of her successor Valoria. When Sarenrae returned to life, he worshipped both as a sort of mini-pantheon, although he was more active in the Church of Valoria since he felt he had a duty to the people who followed her because of him, in particular the good undead who he'd gathered under her name. Religion is extremely important to him, so any relationship he'd have would have to be with someone who at least respects that his heart will, at least in part, always belong to his goddesses (insert joke about his artificial heart being powered by a celestial here).

Kiyo: They are a strict atheist. Not as in they don't believe the gods exist, because they provably do. But they do not believe people need the gods as much as the gods need people, and they believe it's smarter for mortals to rely on their own abilities than to lean on the gods who could take away their gifts at any time. As for relationships...well that's the funny thing. Kiyo has ended up in a relationship with a cleric of Pharasma. They've had multiple discussions about religion, and Kiyo has actually softened their stance against the gods somewhat. They will never be a worshipper, but they respect that other people have their reasons to worship, and it's not a sign of weakness or folly.

Sai: She technically worships Nethys, but she's not a super devout follower. Religion would not play into her relationships at all. I think the only dealbreaker would be if someone worshipped Gyronna or Alazhra, given her bad experiences with hags.

Umbrolus: He worships both Apsu and Tiamat, as the gods of metallic and chromatic dragons. He pick up his religious beliefs from their parent (a green dragon). Religion didn't play a big role in his relationship, but he did sing Kleio a song in draconic to Apsu once.

Draven: Draven is religious to her core. She was raised in a temple of Iomedae after her family was killed by demons, and the temple gave her the tools to fight back. She even temporarily became Iomedae's herald towards the end of the Demon Incursion. She could never be with someone who was disrespectful towards her beliefs or who followed an evil aligned god. Leto, her childhood friend and soulmate, was a paladin of Iomedae, so there's no conflict with religious beliefs there.

Ileark: Ileark is a devout Desnan, and eventually became an immortal agent of Desna's will. Ileark is aro, and would not be in a relationship because he'd rather travel the world and the universe helping people and stopping the plots of the outer gods.

Calio: There for a while he worshipped both Urgathoa (goddess of undeath) and Norgorber (god of murder and secrets). Aenland eventually talked him into giving up worship of them because he pointed out that with how powerful Calio was becoming, eventually the evil gods would ask for something in return, and it would likely conflict with the rest of the party. Since then, he's dabbled with the idea of following Calistria (goddess of sex and revenge), but he's mostly just not doing the religion thing for a bit. Absolutely none of this played into his relationship with Greta, because those two are so in sync that none of these things bothered her and he knew they wouldn't.

Cassius: He's also a follower of Calistria, especially for the revenge part of her portfolio. I don't think religion would play into any relationship he might have, except that he'd never have a relationship with someone who discourages him seeking vengeance for his father-figure's murder.

OC Question

Does religion play a role in your OC’s life? How could it impact a relationship?

[kitxkatrp]

[Cui to OC of Mun's choice] “You should enjoy the little detours to the fullest. Because that's where you'll find the things more important than what you want.”

The Goddess was learning these lessons more and more. One day, and that day might be really soon, she might not be here anymore. She realized this more than anyone else.

But...she didn't regret overusing her power. She didn't regret any of it, even if it would be her demise.

"...Believe me, I know." Despite everything, Alvara was smiling, clasping her hands together in front of her as her eyes softened with a warm affection for the world and the life that surrounded her. "I love humans....I love the people around me...so much....I wish I could save them all..."

[marinhoyaslip]

Alvará de reforma e ampliação em Guarulhos

Obter o alvará de reforma e ampliação em Guarulhos é essencial para realizar obras dentro das normas legais e garantir a valorização!

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