#arcane odyssey warren

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Random quotes that have been said in my Ocs lore just for funsies! This is the fill-in for random facts for tonight since I can’t think of any right now (the quotes are color-coded depending on what timeline they came from- blue is Crown, red is Connors, and purple is Crest)

“Whoever brought you into this world, I would like to humbly apologize to them for whatever I’ve done to deserve being in your presence.” - Commodore Kai

“Are you okay??? Like, genuinely, are you okay? How hard did you hit your head when you and Morden crashed onto that island?” - Iris

“How is it that you’ve murdered several people with little to no mercy or thought about it, yet you’re afraid of a small little fish?” - Neviro

“You are… interesting, to say the least. Surely you don’t do this all the time? …Please tell me he isn’t always like this.” - King Calvus IV, before dying

“If you were a bird, you’d be a magpie. I think that idea speaks for itself.” - Morden

“Perhaps the idea of living longer than a fish would make you panic. …Now that I think about it, I don’t believe it’s an idea anymore.” - Enizor

“The type of food you eat is concerning. Please take better care of yourself, and actually eat more than just some raw shark.” - Warren

“If I could, I would question everything about you. But I won’t. Because I can’t. I’m pretty sure you just came out the womb being this feral, and I’m not willing to look any further.” - Edward Kenton

“The fact you are still alive is a miracle. However, the idea you have more than one braincell in your head is even more of a miracle than the previous statement.” - Lord Elius, also before dying

[renes-random-stuff]

Sea Curses grant immortality from natural death. When absorbed by someone, the Curse cannot be separated from them until they die.

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GREAT ISEKAI AU IDEA (reader-insert)

Okay so. This has just sprung up on me, I have not worked this out at all in my head but I feel like this has potential.

So, the you get got by truck-kun, and are isekai'd into the world of Arcame Odyssey... and for some reason you spawn in at Cirrus Island, all grown up, memories intact. Which is weird because this isn't the Player's entrance. In fact, news of Frostmill's curse has just now reached the island.

You realise too late that you're playing the role of Beringer and decide to take matters into your own hands --or something like that, I haven't thought lots on it.

[canonicallyanxious]

2022 top 10 lists

my favorite end of year tradition is making lists and trying so hard to remember literally anything i've put into my ears and eyeballs

top 10 discovered songs

note: not all 2022 releases, though a lot are

The Last Goodbye feat. Bettye LaVette - ODESZA (aka the most song of all time)

Nobody Speak feat. Run The Jewels - DJ Shadow (shoutout to my irl best friend for showing me this tour de force of a music video. this song was my top spotify track of the year also go figure)

Dynasties & Dystopia - Denzel Curry, Gizzle, Bren Joy (truly the entire Arcane soundtrack slaps from start to finish)

Dance Now - JID, Kenny Mason (really challenging to pick only one track from JID's album for this list ftr, runner ups for me include Kody Blu 31 and Better Days)

Freaks - ATARASHII GAKKO!! & Warren Hue

Violence - POLIÇA

Running Back To You feat. RebMoe - Holiday87

Star Walkin' - Lil Nas X (TWO league of legends songs on this list???!?!??!?!?! unfortunately LoL does make absolute bangin tracks and that is not my fault)

Pretend feat. Kota the Friend - pluko

Better Days - Mr Little Jeans (at least one song called Better Days made this list I guess lol)

top 10 albums

note: as per tradition these are all 2022 releases babey! also REALLY challenging to narrow down this list, quite a few i had to cut, so this list is entirely based on personal preference - could have gone differently if i'd gone for a best albums list rather than sarah's favorite albums list

The Last Goodbye - ODESZA (congrats to ODESZA for topping both of my music lists this year, honestly a difficult feat)

Forever Story - JID (if this list was based on what I think were objectively the best albums of the year I think this one would probably top the list, just an immaculate record from start to finish)

Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers - Kendrick Lamar

Laurel Hell - Mitski

Hold the Girl - Rina Sawayama

The Family - Brockhampton (honestly crazy that i listed a BH album this far down on the list this year but since it was a fairly late release i had a lot less time to get attached to it, also imo BH's best albums ever are Ginger and Roadrunner so really hard to follow up on those but i still think this and TM are killer records)

Brighter Future 2 - Big Gigantic

Hideous - Oliver Sim

<COPINGMECHANISM> - WILLOW

NO THANK YOU - Little Simz (a bit of a last-minute addition to the list, big rip to Superorganism whose "World Wide Pop" would have taken this last spot if Little Simz had not dropped absolute fire like three weeks before the end of the year)

top 10 movies/shows

Everything Everywhere All At Once dir. Daniel Kwan & Daniel Scheinert

Everything Everywhere All At Once dir. Daniel Kwan & Daniel Scheinert

Everything Everywhere All At Once dir. Daniel Kwan & Daniel Scheinert (i watched this movie three times this year don't @ me)

Arcane: Season 1 (I believe this is the only item on this list that isn't a 2022 release)

Dimension 20: A Starstruck Odyssey

Dimension 20: A Court of Fey and Flowers (am i allowed to put two seasons from the same show on this list? well i listed eeaao three times so i do whatever i want sorry about it)

Fire Island dir. Andrew Ahn

Our Flag Means Death: Season 1

What We Do in the Shadows: Season 4

Luca dir. Enrico Casarosa (never mind this is the other item on this list that isn't a 2022 release)

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The Library of the Sky TW//ptsd episode, hallucinations, implied torture Overall this has trauma

Also I have discovered how to make workskins and I will have so much fun with them muahahahaha

[beaningeneralacceptance]

“So, how was the new roommate?”

Her tone is suggestive but it takes Lynda a second to understand what she’s referring to. Her cheeks burst aflame, trying to shake off pictures from last night.

“Wilcox!”

“Lynda!” the girl chirps with a giggle.

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if this actually happens I will cry

Sea Curses grant immortality from natural death. When absorbed by someone, the Curse cannot be separated from them until they die.