#fan aspects

[landofmistakesandart]

CULT ALTAR of DREAMS

Ann in her godtier attire

[soapinamicrowave]

master aspects concept bc homestuck has master classes

[santostrife]

[ The Glitched Aspects ]

Happy 200 days until Sovereignstuck! (og post with the transparent versions of these for good measure)

[obsessed-aqualo]

So, I've been thinking about fan classpects.

Yes, I know, funny Piss and Shit, Waste and Nick, haha.

I am aware that fixating on this kind of stuff is probably pretty pointless, but regardless, I've been investigating, and I have found myself unable to stop thinking about it, specially after finding this thing.

One obvious problem with that system is that, well... It's kind of redundant? For example, the Soul aspect. That's just Heart. There's no way around it. As well as Death falls under Doom, Stars under Light, Links or Lips under Blood...

But what if what I then tried to understand is not if it makes sense, but instead, how can I make it make sense?

And then I had an idea, what if the classpects had what you could call 2 tiers?

To exemplify, let's try to remember the 'Squiddle Session'. I don't really know how known exactly this thing is, so I'll try to summarize it. Andrew Hussie made an statement talking about how the trolls were apparently created by a session of 48 squiddles, with the 48 dancestors of said squiddles being the horrorterrors. This is not exactly canon, but there are neat coincidences sprinkled here and there that could add weight to the idea. For example, the fact that the trolls had 48 zodiac signs total, according to Karkat.

If said session were to be true, we could either assume one of two things. Either aspects can have duplicates in the same session, or more aspects exist. For the sake of whatever this is, let's roll with the second one.

If a session as large as that one existed, it would be indeed redundant to have a Light player and a Day player running around in the same session, so what if the canon aspects actually worked the same way the Lord and Muse classes work, but at a larger scale? If the Lord and Muse serve to replace any active and passive role if the number of players is too low, the canon aspects might be a conglomeration of smaller aspects, that only pop up if the number of players is too high! Meaning that a large session would not have any canon aspect, but instead a group of aspects that serve as an alternative to each canon aspect.

So, after all of that rambling, I announce that this blog will be officially about fan classpects now.

TL;DR: I like fan classpects and from now on I will not shut up about them.

[mochiwei]

TOTK Inks

[wolfsnooze]

in which hunter’s possession goes a whole lot worse

[marisatomay]

The Interview with the Vampire movie had its 30th anniversary this week so here is the portion of Tom Cruise’s 1994 Interview Magazine interview in character as Lestat

[hbpseverus]

the one thing that will always make me furious is the way marauders fans downplay what happened in snape's worst memory. they had snape in the air, in front of a whole crowd, and exposed his underwear to everyone obviously against his will, then threatened to remove that too - which we have no reason to presume they didn't do. james was riled up and being cheered on, there was nobody there to stop him, no teachers nearby and we all know that remus wasn't going to say anything even though he was a prefect.

that is a form of sexual harassment, even if the underwear did stay on, and regardless of intention. and if you still can't see it, imagine how it would look if snape had been a girl. not a prank or joke or argument. call it what it actually was!

there is just simply no excuse for it either. snape was not a death eater, he hadn't done anything to them. he was a child simply sitting under a tree and minding his own business. and i truly believe that this is part of why it was his worst memory - yes, partially because he lost lily in this scene, but that's not the only reason. what happened here could leave anyone traumatised. he did not deserve that, in fact nobody does. this scene already disgusted me the first time i read the books way before i even liked snape. hell, it disgusted harry too. if harry, who has every right to hate snape, can see that it was horrible and call out sirius and remus who he loves so much, why can't you?

[psrj]

the imperial accountant baru cormorant, and the duchess of vultjag

[loneliestcelebration]

Inu-tsuki, Inu-tsuki! Speak like a human, die like a dog!

[landofmistakesandart]

Feel free to take and edit as you wish.

[dindjarindiaries]

Funny how intimate moments like Din just being helmetless making breakfast for himself and Grogu in their cabin will never happen because the writers don't think that's important when that's all fans really want

[abitcaughtinthemiddle]

Listen- do these BH/M9/VM mission preparing episodes feel like fan service? Yes, yes absolutely.

But I am a fan and I am being serviced

[obsessed-aqualo]

Time fan aspects!

Yee haw.

Time is probably one of the most important aspects out there, specially since you can't really win the game without one, unless you manage to pretty much pull a perfect run of the session.

This aspect represents the passage of time, death and decay, different possibilities, creativity, rhythm and also the time from a narrative point of view.

The fan aspects that fall under this category are:

Waves

Heat

Force

Art

Loops

Clockwork

Rot

Garf

And now, a more thorough explanation.

The waves aspects is tied to reaction, resonance, consequences and literal water. A seer of waves would be usually very skilled at figuring cause and effect, knowing the consequences of their actions on the short or the long run, whereas more offensive classes might just be capable of "water go WOOSHHH". It depends, but generally, a wavesbound will have an overall calm personality.

The Heat aspect is representative of actual heat, energy or ideas. Being tied to everything that has an effect on the world around it, but can't be directly sensed. A heatbound will be usually be well versed in art, science or both, and they can be pretty powerful if paired with the right class.

Force has to do with activity, creation and power in both the literal and metaphorical sense. It might be confused with the Heat aspect, and to that I say... Uh, yeah... It does get confusing... Just try to think of it this way, Force represents the capability to change your surroundings, while Heat represents the actual change. You could technically say Force causes Heat, and you'd even be scientifically correct!

The Art aspect has to do with creation, chaos, as well as color and paint. This aspect shares a lot of similarities with the Sketch aspect, since both of them represent creativity, the difference being similar to the one between Heat and Force. While sketch represents creative freedom, Art in a way represents the result, hence why the Sketch precedes the Art.

Loops has to do with cycles, patterns and recursion, while also managing to have a connection with Jujus. A player that starts with a lot of Loops will be someone used to follow the exact same routine, either finding the familiarity pleasurable, or completely hating the monotony of their schedule.

Clockwork also has to do with patterns, but this time being more on the form of rules, reliability and predictability. They excel in figuring out the probability of something happening based on known rules, albeit rules of physics, math, board games, whatever they're familiar with enough, really. They are also pretty good mechanics.

Rot represents decay, obfuscation, and is often associated with moss, illness and tumors. It's tied with the slow but steady disappearance of information, life or thought, which itself was a pretty integral part of the Time aspect.

The aspect of Garf has to do with corruption, destruction, betrayal and dark magic. In a way, Garf is like Rot's weird twin, since they both deal with the same kind of subject, but Rot is more about the cause that the repercussions, and viceversa. Garfbounds are usually reluctant to trust others, since to them, every friend will become a foe when enough time has passed.

(The Garf aspect also seems to be tied to the concept of daily comic strips. We do not know why that might be, but our researchers speculated that the daily recurrence and renovation might have to do with time in a way.)

[mochiwei]

Day 10: Species

Print available here!

[copia]

THIRTY-ONE DAYS OF GHOST ⛧ DAY ONE

first song you heard — Mary On A Cross

September 1969; Papa Nihil and the beginning of the Ghost Project take to the stage at the Whiskey a Go Go club in Los Angeles, under the watchful eye of Sister Imperator. Fifty-three years later, in Tampa, Florida, Papa Emeritus the Fourth performs Mary On A Cross, unaware that he is singing the story of his parents—and that of himself.