#good grips

[hallucxnating]

Got too lost in the sauce now it's 3am

And a bonus turbokarun

[kyoukorpse]

man who are these people...

[technically-human]

St. Hilarion's ghost story

[zan0tix]

Who up jirkin their dake rn

[sameboot]

Truly one of the yellowest guys of all time

[sydneighsays]

May have dipped my toes into the malevolent pool.

My take on Arthur, I'm only on s3, don't crucify me if I'm wrong.

[obsob]

once more around the sun!! :3

[lilybug-02]

Big Moth Stone.

Bug Fact: Ladybugs come is a variety of colors including Red, Black, Brown, Blue, Pink, Orange, Yellow, and White/Grey.

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Masterpost

[hinamie]

<3

jjk atla!au with @philosophiums

[mewnia]

Wip ;P

Song is “Time Machine” by Autoheart!

[kasieli]

You know what they say: a spicy sketch a day keeps the doctor away 😉

[monofazz]

Shattered Glass makes me violent and sick actually.

inspired by zorangezest and this set of tags in the reblogs in particular

[stump-not-found]

just some stan appreciation for theseus' guide chap 1 <- (my cool fanfic where i beat him up yay)

[dammjamboy]

old men <3

[arcdiris]

Ren more like rent free in my head!!

[shorthaltsjester]

if i keep seeing so many people refer to ayden as an indication of an unknown softness in pelor i will start setting things on fire. just because YOU cannot handle nuance does not mean the story of exandria has not contained it and done so consistently. in fact the first in depth interaction that any party had with pelor (vex becoming his champion) was a portrayal of him that was explicit in his complexity. taken straight from the transcript for 1x104 elysium, “[vex you] spin and look, whereas there once was a burning star-- and to the rest of [vox machina], you see the painful, endless light that averts your gaze-- it doesn't hurt your eyes as much, and you can see the faint features, the soft cheeks, the hairless head, and the bright warm eyes of he who brings the dawn. And you can see the smile there, behind the light. “there is hope.”” sunlight can warm you and burn you in equal measure.

that burning image of the sun has much in common with a teenage boy who steps into a dark room, and reminds the dm that it’s not dark. the same way that a teenage boy who stands by as a woman who will not give up her worship of pelor is punished because he has more important responsibilities he must honour has much in common with a seemingly benevolent lord of the dawn might respond harshly to a cleric who asks if he is worth saving while he is trying to find a way to survive so he might keep helping to provide light. the gods aren’t simple and they never have been. i am as psyched about the particular angle that downfall is taking as anybody but it is already frustrating watching people act like the gods are suddenly more nuanced because they’re in literally mortal bodies when the entire Point of the gods in exandria in the various stories we’ve seen so far is that the only difference they have with mortals is the bounds of their power. they carry all the same flaws and the same profundity. just because so much of the fandom has reduced that to black and white flatness or faulty mapping onto real world religions (or the various traumas those might have caused individuals) doesn’t mean that complexity has been missing at all from the story.