#council

[bahamvt1]

[gregemann]

i gotta draw him more

[amiinkles]

Heresy!

More drawings for my silly au lawl I love drawing silly drawings of canonically tragic characters teehee

Also poor mino

[teacherdespair]

Spooky Masters relate.

[subbymothpimp]

Councillor Silco, WIP - progress

[cloudedmoonofficial]

Each colony's hierarchy

I believe some of this info might be outdated, but it's generally still accurate! A helpful fan also pointed out that Thrushspots is missing in the Field Colony one. She is a ranger and hasn't chosen any kind of specialized Path.

Art by Snap and Tennelle

[illustratus]

Katherine of Aragon Denounced Before King Henry VIII and His Council

by Laslett John Pott

[tabletopresources]

Ars Magica : Mystery cults Bjornaer conclave by Gabriel Bulik XIX

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[distinguisheddwarffriend]

Ok ok OK hear me out:

Fili is the crown prince, right? So while Thorin is still alive he is already involved TM into the whole politics and statecraft bs, but also somewhat 'the face's of the crown, the one actually walking through Erebor and talking with people and shit.

SO since Fili as we all know is a very considerate, kind being and his big-brother-instict has him sniffing out as soon as someone needs help, he of course will do All he can to help whoever is struggling.

An old grandma having trouble carrying her grocery bags? Fili carries them all on one arm, escorting her with the other right to her door, charming and flirting and treating her like A Lady and the old woman giggles and maybe pinches his cheeks and will always remember the lovely, good - hearted prince.

A fight between two boys in the market? Hell mediate immediately, getting the boys to befriend each other instead, and takes them home to their mother(s) telling them what great sons they have (the boys later admit to their mothers that the prince caught them fighting and their hearts just about MELT).

Some young guard in training, overconfident and failing at his first attempt? Fili will tell him all about his embarrassing first years of training while casually instructing him how to avoid this or that mistake. The lad later of COURSE tells his parents about how kind and supportive and everything the prince is.

So after some time, many many people have either themselves met Fili & experienced his helpful nature and kindness, or know someone who did.

And when some dickhead lord is trying to idk get a petition Fili or his family care for rejected, or sth like that, he just smiles and asks the lord to give his best to his mother/sister/grandma who he missed taking his tea with and is her leg healed by the way? And the lord just starts sweating because hell if he wants to risk the wrath of a dwarrowdam, let alone their mother/sister/grandma so yeah maybe Fìli's idea does have some merit after all he will reconsider it, no need to mention the whole thing at home!

And this is how Fili manages a friendly takeover of the council of Erebor destroying almost all opposition by just being his amazing self.

Now excuse me while I return to my writing block with my current fics.

Toodles!

[lanschpaket]

YOOOO THIS IS SOOO COOL OKAY???? THEY FIXED THE TABLE

They fixed it in the japanese art tradition of Kintsugi, in which they repair broken pottery and then make the parts where it broke apart golden. The idea or philisophy behind that is that they don't want to disguise the fact that it has been broken. That way they want to emphasize on the history the object has and that it's a relevant part of the item itself We even see Jayce touching the golden parts and his hand gliding over the table surface, while he remembers the aftermath of the explosion. EVEN MORE INTO OUR FACES THAT HISTORY IS NOT ERASED BUT REMEMBERED Therefore, I'm super in love with the fact they did the same with the council's table. That way they don't erase that this ever happened, even after rebuilding and repairing all of it, but keep it as a reminder and the reminder being a possible base to improve and act better in the future. Which we do see in the end, because then they have a new council AND they invite a representative of Zaun to the council which makes Sevika a council member, which is soooo great aaaahhh

[spaccadt]

THE COUNCIL

//the orthodox icon of the guardian angel was taken as a basis

[ultrakill-confessions]

sometimes i think about a hypothetical councillor that either survived gabriel (unlikely) or somehow left the council before that (also unlikely but maybe less so). because i love them. please girl come to a realization. and go out with me

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[gregemann]

he left the stove on

[cerealkiller740]

1951 Tea Council PSA

[royalty-nobility]

The Abdication of Charles III

Artist: Antonio Joli (Italian, 1700-1777)

Date: 1759

Medium: Oil on canvas

Collection: Museo del Prado, Madrid, Spain

Abdication of Charles III

On August 10, 1759, Ferdinand VI died without a descendant. As a result, his stepbrother Charles, then King of Naples and Sicily , inherited the Spanish throne. The first of seven children of Philip V and his second wife Isabel Farnese, Charles VII had reigned for a period of almost 24 years in Naples. In 1738, he had married the Princess Maria Amalia of Saxony, and their thirteen children were born in Naples. The oldest boy, Philip of Asturias, was mentally ill and unable to access the throne, not even under the guidance of a regency. Furthermore, several international treaties prohibited Charles from being King of both Naples and Spain simultaneously. Thus, he opted for the solution of legally declaring the incapacity of his firstborn and taking his second son, Charles (the future Charles IV) to Madrid , as the Prince of Asturias. He left the Neapolitan throne to his third son, Ferdinand. To this end, he negotiated a treaty with Austria ( Naples, October 3, 1759) in which the other power recognized his right to freely dispose of the Neapolitan throne. The courts of Naples met and Charles abdicated his position as King of Naples, the event represented in this painting, in favor of Ferdinand , then an eight-year-old child. Until he reached the age of sixteen, a regency council instituted by his father would govern in his name.