#dredger

[inscrybedsky]

How would Bots have tattoos in the world of Inscryption?

Like yeah decals exist, but would they be seen on bots the way tattoos are on humans? Would 100% be behind that idea

I could totally see Dredger and Melter having permanent decals. G0lly might like the look of decals, but want to swap them out too frequently to have permanent decals, so she just has a vast collection of temp decals and constantly get more. I think Inspector would think decals are pointless but also not care about them. P03 might constantly be trying to talk G0lly out of buying another 20 decals when she only used 4 of the ones she already had.

Or piercings? That I need to think on more

[scavengedluxury]

Dredger on Lake Balaton, 1925. From the Budapest Municipal Photography Company archive.

[ozzies-perch]

Where are my Dredger enthusiasts at? (I love this lil fella!)

HC of the day: Used to be an Ex-sailor, traveling the sea to find high-quality scraps until p03 decided that dredging up the metals from the sea is more efficient and would help him get to the old_data. Dredger still misses sailin' around but it is what it is.

ALSO DO YOU SEE MY VISION???? (this is the second crackship I've come up with and obsessed over. first one being Trader and Grimora. don't ask. I just like old people being in love.)

[pedroam-bang]

Sherlock Holmes (2009)

[bug-molars]

Dudes got a two thousand mile stare

[hrokkall]

🏳️‍🌈 Hc on the Inspector or Dredger?

Ya sure; why not both

Send me 🏳️‍🌈 and a character for my lgbtq+ headcanon and a doodle

[robthepensioner]

A dredger in the estuary of the River Wyre, seen from Fleetwood, with Knott End in the background. Despite what some allege, Fleetwood and Knott End are not entirely inhabited by ruffians and primitive tribespeople respectively.

[dynamight-kat]

I don't have any full updates for Humanscryption yet, BUT I'll give you little sketches I've done~

If ya wanna know more, just ask~

[postcard-from-the-past]

Ship crossing a dredger on the Suez Canal, Egypt

French vintage postcard

[thebotsofinscryption]

(Howdy, whoever still follows this blog! If I were to start things up again, the character that gets the most votes will get more screen time, just something to motivate me)

[scn-thedog]

MELTERRRRRRRRRRRRRRR MY GIIIIIIIIIITLLLLRLLR RLLL RLLLLTHHRHRHGRGRGGRGRRR AHHHHHHHHH

final part of act 2 edits & portrait coloring for funsies! can you tell how much fun i had with some of these hehe

part 1 / part 2

[skepticalcartographer]

Isolde was the wind and sea and sky of Saint's world. She was the pattern of stars that he navigated by, the sum of all directions on his compass.

And he was lost without her.

~Fable Adrienne Young

(Fable)

[rethar-quips]

This is actual NPC dialogue. For some reason though, it just makes me love these guys. Think they're called dredgers or muckborn.

[shipwreckguy]

Stuyvesant

Dredger Stuyvesant engine room fire; 1 injured #uscg #jacksonville #florida #maritime

Photo: U.S. Coast Guard On the afternoon of November 2, the 107 meter long, 11,014 dwt dredger Stuyvesant (IMO: 7915838) caught fire at the entrance to St. John’s River off Jacksonville, Florida. The fire started in the dredger’s engine room with the vessel requesting assistance. Both local authorities along with the U.S. Coast Guard dispatched crews to assist in extinguishing the blaze. Reports…

[foreman-dev]

Cavern Society: Dredger

A Dredger’s most obvious role is to help the newly descended reach shore, but it’s not like it is all that they do. It’s not just humans that drop from above, but objects and animals too. While most of the animals can at least make an attempt to swim, the objects are unlikely to be buoyant. And so it falls to the dredger to dive after them. Why not just let them collect at the bottom? Who said there was a bottom? This is a massive hole that takes ages to fall through, why would it stop at water level? And so the Dredgers race the objects to the depth of no return, hoping for some new thing from above that’ll shake up society.

[uamariner]

#153 Colreg card. Ship's navigation daytime shapes and action to avoid c...