#chronicles of rebirth

[sersfandomthings]

wanderer

(referenced from that one shot in the 3.3 interlude quest)

[emilianatsuki]

My favourite fictional antagonists of all time.

[bisepunk]

✨2 chibi keychain comms slots OPEN✨

•60€ single chara (-10% cyberweek sale)

•100€ couple (-10% cyberweek sale)

More info in the Etsy shop or by DM.

Feel free to ask for these or any other digital only commis 🌈

[nyxx-shade13]

The range I have.

((I also have 4 volumes of Tarot Cafe but they are in my mother's room and I couldn't be bothered with getting them.))

[dav-suburbiia]

⚠️ TW ⚠️

🐍// blood, choking

💌// blood, stomach injury, eye contact

loathing / loving

[paleobeastentertainment]

Species: Gargoyleocephale ("Gargoyle Head") Clade: Pachycephalosauridae Diet: Omnivorous Size: 12 ft Habitat: Open Savannahs Threat Level: 4/5 (If Provoked) Group Orientation: Herds Fun Facts:

Gargoyleocephale is the largest member of the pachycephalosaurs in Ainrann, or thick-headed “bone headed” dinosaurs. They are known to be defensive and very strong, but unlike other members of their species the males often use their horn-crests to intimidate their opponents before head-butting is resorted to.

They live in small herds, but Gargoyleocephale have high social orders not commonly found in other dinosaur species. They are protective of their young and will give chase to small predators on sight, arkians included. Although intimidation is all they usually need, Gargoyleocephale will not hesitate to use head-butting on other species of animals if they deem it necessary. However, a large predator like Thanatotitan or Torvochelotyrannus would be out of the question and flight is the only method available.

Gargoylocephale primarily eats plants but the teeth they have in their mouths allows them to consume meat as well, making them omnivorous. They did not hunt for their food, however, they instead consumed insects, small reptiles, and occasionally carrion.

[gamesline]

On the latest episode of The Gamesline Podcast: We Are Back. Scott B @fkasocks and Lorelai @judgementscythe come together with a double dose of FF7, talking Rebirth and Crisis Core. Plus, the Fallout 4 Nextgen update, Eiyuden Chronicle, the Helldivers 2 PSN mess, and MORE!

[sinsofsinister]

ᴄʜᴏɪᴄᴇ ᴏғ ɢᴀᴍᴇs ᴘʀᴏᴛᴀɢᴏɴɪsᴛs     ↳ ғᴀʟʟᴇɴ ʜᴇʀᴏ | ᴘsʏ ʜɪɢʜ | ᴀ ᴍᴀɢᴇ ʀᴇʙᴏʀɴ | ᴡᴀʏʜᴀᴠᴇɴ ᴄʜʀᴏɴɪᴄʟᴇs

[findroleplay]

hi there! 33 | she/her | est time zone

been rping for sixteen years now, if that matters to you. some info before getting to the good stuff~

- only looking for partners 18+

- gdocs, email, and discord all work for me. discord's preferred for ooc, but it's not necessary.

- i'm not really a rapid-fire poster; please don't expect that of me. i can offer ~3-5 posts per week and would appreciate that in return. at the very least looking for 1 post a week.

- longer posts are great! 4+ paragraphs is my sweet spot, and i can pull off novella too. not looking for one-liners or super short paragraph replies!

- depending on what we write, i'm absolutely open to doubling! i'm also potentially open to writing multiple characters, casts, and/or poly.

- open to pairings of all types! i'm mainly looking for original m// and fandom m/f and m// (and to maybe include an intersex character or two), though if we double i'm cool with f//. nb, trans and characters who don't fall in the binary are all good too! just as a note about the fandom stuff, i do want to include canon characters. whether that means canon/oc or canon/canon really depends on the fandom.

- many of my original ideas are, admittedly, smut-focused. not looking to fade to black, though i want a plot too (otherwise the smut gets super boring and redundant...). i'm happy to discuss limits and kinks!

i've got gdocs with all the specific info (plot ideas, tropes i like, kinks, limits, etc) so if you're looking for original please ask and i'll link you c:

i've also got a similar gdoc for all my fandom nonsense; expect an amalgamation of canon/canon and canon/oc and a smattering of poly/polycules. to avoid wasting anybody's time, tho, here's the quicklist of fandoms i'm looking for:

- star trek: the next generation + star trek: deep space nine

- final fantasy vii + its associated media [cc, ac, doc]

- fire emblem: three houses

- hakuoki [yes, the otome]

- the wayhaven chronicles

- touchstarved [yes, the vn that hasn't even been released yet]

- /maybe/ persona 5

- /maybe/ the soul stone war

- /maybe/ fallen hero: rebirth + retribution

if you're interested or have any questions, pls like this post and i'll reach out!

_

[emilianatsuki]

In my opinion, both Cloud Strife and Shulk from Xenoblade Chronicles 1 display a lot of symptoms of autism despite the fact it was likely not intended in any way. They both struggle to fit in and social interactions can be a struggle unless they mask their real self at all times.

[depressed-sock]

So I'm keeping this open for dragon age, mass effect, fallout 4, and assassin's creed (Desmond centric prompts only). But am now opening it up for Fallen Hero and Wayhaven.

Anything with a dot already has a request/is something I'm going to use for my characters.

[punk-63]

[threeravenspublishing]

The Best Of Retro History To Scratch Your Nostalgia Itch

It seems that no matter where we turn, something’s appealing to the intellectual properties of decades ago. On the movie side of things, there are the remakes of Dune and the new Super Mario Brother’s movie. Then again, with Mario maybe we should just pretend that’s the only one and that the one from 1993 never happened. But it has gotten a high-definition re-release with all the bells and…

[maryse127]

I never really cared that Nintendo games have a relatively low resolution because 1. I only ever had access to Nintendo hardware until I got my first Playstation a few years ago and 2. low resolution doesn't show as much on smaller screens.

But now that I have played Final Fantasy VII Rebirth on my dad's big ass 55 inch tv. That game looks so beautiful. So real. Like you could step into that world. And I won't become a bitter console warrior shitting on Nintendo. Cause I truly think that even with a lower resolution games like the Xenoblade ones look great and beautiful. But damn, what I wouldn't give for Xenoblade Chronicles X with PS5 level graphics.

[veebs-hates-video-games]

And now the Switch counterpart for the previous post, this time with all the Switch games I've started playing in the past five years but haven't finished but also am at least pretending I'll get back to eventually.

Hades is one I did technically finish, but only the main story the one time. I do want to play more and get some more of more people's stories and unlock some more stuff, but I just keep having other stuff to do. Great game though, and I'm looking forward to the sequel.

Final Fantasy 12 is one I keep going back to every once in a while. I do genuinely like a lot of stuff about it, but I inevitably run into something really annoying about it too every several hours and then take a break for a few months or a year. I do plan to finish it eventually though, and I'm slowly getting closer.

Bayonetta 2 is a lot better than the first game, which had some great ideas but just felt to me like it wasn't quite done figuring out what to do with them. I stopped like halfway through because reasons and haven't picked it up again yet at least partly because I feel like it would benefit from being on the TV instead of handheld, but I can't see the TV well enough.

Theatrhythm Final Bar Line is another one with the TV problem. I could play it just fine handheld, but the music in it deserves better than the built-in speakers, and the headphone jack is just awful quality. Unfortunately I can't see the TV and don't have my little audio box I run the Switch through so I can use my headphones with it while it's docked.

Tears of the Kingdom is also another TV victim. It's pretty low priority for me to get back to because I really don't love the direction they've gone with BotW and TotK, but it at least partially solves a lot of the problems I had with BotW so I've enjoyed it more. It's completely unplayable handheld for me though because the control setup is bad with a pro controller and literally unusable on the joycons, so it's on hold indefinitely until I can do something about that.

Dragon Quest 11 is so painfully slow replaying the first dozen hours that I already did in the demo on my computer a few years ago, and it makes it hard to work up the motivation to push through it. A lot of stuff about it is great though, and I really enjoyed this stuff the first time through, so I'll deal with it eventually. Probably.

GrimGrimoire OnceMore (or GRiMgRiMoiRe OnCeMoRe if the logo is anything to go by) is something I wanted to finish before Unicorn Overlord comes out, but that's almost definitely not happening. I got sidetracked and stopped playing it for a few months and totally forgot how everything works, and it's really not very forgiving of that. We'll see if I can remember how to video games one of these days.

Disco Elysium does so many things so well even though it's really not my usual kind of thing. I just haven't felt like my brain is in the right place for it lately.

Baten Kaitos is still fun 20 years later. I've been taking a break though because my ADHD brain decided it was time to do something else after like the first dozen hours or so. I'm in no rush with it because I've already played it before forever ago, so it'll get there when it gets there.

Kirby and the Forgotten Land has kind of made me like it less as it goes on. Like it's still plenty of fun, I just kept finding more little annoyances toward the end and lost my momentum. I've finished the main story and rolled the credits and everything, but I only made it partway through the postgame stuff before needing a break.

Jack Jeanne I'm actually actively working on, or was as of a day or two ago. I may or may not need a break because it takes forever to go through all the different routes, and after doing the neutral route first I don't like the individual character ones quite as much. That first time through that first route was my favorite thing so far this year though.

Egglia Rebirth is one of those things I go back to for a few hours a couple times a year. I still really like a lot of things about it, but it gets a little grindy and repetitive trying to do too much at once, and my brain is not suited to coming back to games for like half an hour or an hour once a day for days or weeks in a row. I need to do like 12 hours straight in a single sitting and then not touch it again for six months, which is really not the ideal way to play this.

Fire Emblem Warriors is also another few hours every few months game. I have an overly complex spreadsheet that I built off one of the existing ones online but added a bunch of stuff to it and enhanced it, and slowly checking stuff off is satisfying. I'm a good chunk of the way through history mode, but it'll take approximately forever to finish everything if I ever do.

Xenoblade Chronicles 2 is also a few hours every few months between other games. I already finished it a while ago and am just going through the story again on NG+. I still really like the characters and story, but this experience is quickly making the combat system become possibly my least favorite in the entire series, when before I felt like every game got better than the previous one.

The House in Fata Morgana I guess can be included too. I finished the actual main story last year and it was great, but I'm still pretending I'll try to get through the extra side stories and stuff one of these days. We'll see, I guess.

Between these lists in these two posts I'm at least theoretically in the middle of playing like 30 games. Why yes, I do have ADHD and a variety of other weird things going on in my brain. How did you guess?

[gamesline]

From Pinnochio to Geno, who's pulling the strings on this week's puppet-filled pod? Join Scott, Lorelai and Maverick as they talk Lies of P, Final Fantasy VII Ever Crisis, Mortal Kombat, Marvel Snap, Unity's big fuckup, the Nintendo Direct, Sony's State of Play, and much MUCH more!