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[bcatwinchest]

I know I was talking shit but

Season 4 homelander kinda hit different

[queenfruffalumps]

[reidsstargirl]

Will I be burned at the stake if I say Will Lamontagne is kinda...

[permanentlyexhaustedpigeon88]

We're not talking about how many times I've watched ep. 5 of RoP, specifically to see...that scene.

We're just...not.

I am...unhinged.

[sabquesada444]

random photo dump !! ⭐⭐ .

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[ayoarticulate]

I’m rewatching daredevil rn, season one Matt was the actual devil like oh okay

[xoangel333]

lassiter makes me giggle why is he kinda

[lewishamiltonstuff]

Just enrolled myself in an MBA, 5 seconds ago.

[lifelessnesss]

This “liking fictional men” thing has gone too far, I mean I don’t think I’m supposed to read Crime and Punishment and think Raskolnikov is hot

[airnz]

[outeremissary]

🌈🌍🐉 for Carmen and Ismene?

Oh man. Big night for women with issues!!!! I went through a full spectrum of emotions answering these, thank you

[prompt]

🌈 - Do you associate any colors with them?

Oh for sure. On both counts, haha. I feel like this is a thing for most of my OCs- at least, it’s a major point of trying to like. Visualize a design for them when drawing. At any rate.

Carmen has always been strongly associated with red to me. It’s a very vibrant, strong color, and it’s also a very heroic and regal one. Maybe it’s just the kinds of books I read as a kid, but when I think of kings and knights, I think of crimson and scarlet and all that jazz. She’s proud, principled, and aspires to be a paragon of what she considers virtue. I’ve also always portrayed her with a rose as an emblem- a romantic symbol. Of course, the obvious flip side of that is that there’s a lot of negative association with red as well- fire and blood are the obvious ones here. She’s not fiery in the sense of raging passion or blistering anger per se, but more like… a destructive flame that would burn everything to ashes, maybe. Someone with burning ideals and zealotry so hot that it’s searing her too. Of course, the less fanciful aspect of the red is that it’s a color that was also associated with the chivalric order she was a part of in tabletop (also an anchor point of the rose). Carmen’s kind of a funny character for color though. She’s been around in some form or other for ten years or more at this point, and she’s always had the red association. It’s something that’s kind of transformed over time.

Ismene is an easy purple. And one day I swear to fucking god I will manage to color some of my art of her. Although I guess it wouldn’t be posted here so uhh maybe it doesn’t matter. Anyway. Purple. Regal and mystical. That’s the kind of vibe that I always want her to give off as a first impression, so purple is an obvious choice. I think there’s also something to purple being a kind of cool, somber color- she’s become a more mischievous character than originally planned, but I think it’s right for her to have a certain self-serious gravitas. This is a bit of an open and shut one I don’t have much more to say ^^;;

🌍 - What are this oc’s religious views?

Oh good god.

Carmen’s religious views are Very Different in Wrath from her original tabletop iteration (where her schtick is generally kind of inverted from part of Wrath), so I’m going to preface this by saying I’m answering for the Wrath iteration of the character. Carmen is a dogmatic atheist. You know the goofy edgelord atheist dialogue in this game? Honestly totally on point for her. She doesn’t believe that people should rely on the gods, and she believes that gods are ultimately all self-serving and tend to use mortals as proxies for their conflicts and the most extreme expressions of existence. The affairs of mortals should belong entirely to mortals. She’s not a person who sees the good gods as fundamentally better than the evil. In the end, they’re still imposing the same manipulative systems on their followers. They still inspire violent, irrational conflict. And they don’t “inspire” their followers. They breed helplessness. They make people reliant, cause them to wait and pray for salvation instead of searching for it themselves. The gods are cowards and parasites. And one day, it would be nice to see them torn down from their thrones.

I had to look up/double check FR lore for this one, which was half the time spent on this whole thing if I’m being real with you. Anyway. Ismene’s upbringing obviously meant a lot of exposure to gods of knowledge, and she tends to regard these deities with a reasonable level of respect. Knowledge, to her, is the highest power; those who reign over it are the highest Powers. She identified particularly strongly with Savras, Alaundo’s patron, from a precocious age- one of a number of ways she has taken aspects of the life of the one true prophet for herself. This seemed like a bit of childish fancy when she was young, but the release of Savras during the Time of Troubles gave it more gravity- another uncanny bit of foresight from the girl. For her, it seemed a sign in and of itself- thought not a person of deep devotion, she quietly claimed the returned god as her patron, developing a personal belief that her prophetic abilities had been an omen of his return and deepening her sense that she was personally connected to Alaundo. In the years between the Time of Troubles and the revelation of her Bhaalspawn heritage Ismene developed a conviction that she had a destiny to take up Alaundo’s mantle as a true prophet of Savras in the new age. Her personal dedication to the god is partially responsible for her aversion to outright lying- to speak untruth is anathema to the All-Seeing, though she never quite internalized his dedication to wholly avoiding misdirection and deceit. The revelation of her divine blood shook her faith deeply- in some form or other, her abilities originate in truth from Bhaal. Of course, with pride and precocious self-importance as the origins of her devotion to the Lord of Divination, she’s certainly able to adapt to the idea of being a demigod given time. I don’t want to say more when I have yet to y’know. Finish the original Bhaalspawn Saga. But I certainly have an idea of the trajectory of a hubristic young wizard who gets to live with the smug satisfaction that she can outfox a god.

🐉 - Very serious question… are they more like a dragon, or a unicorn?

Carmen is an easy dragon. It’s the fire thing. And the knight thing. What’s the opposite of a noble knight? That’s right, a dragon. And also being very cool despite objectively killing a lot of people, which isn’t so awesome.

Ismene is like a unicorn because she’s just so goddamn special. I wrote that sentence as filler for later but you know what? I’m right. What else needs to be said, really. And also it’s the princess-y thing. The maiden-y thing. The magic-y thing. Like. Y’know.

[bpmbea]

Made some Piglin OCs :3

Natoh (they/them) Piglin Archer

Lor-Ennah (she/her) Piglin Warrior

Yunn-Aiah (she/her) Piglin Brute

Tak-Notteh (he/him) Piglin Hunter

oh and before you ask 1.) yes the piglin brute girl doesnt have a shirt on, and yes i did pose her like that on purpose 2.) no the names are not real names i made sounds and then spelled them like that 3.) yes i do think piglins are cool

[eljeebee]

Embracing Kyle, Tori giggled, “Hello, you.”

Her…trait…is making her do things that she shouldn’t do…but she’s feeling naughty this night – this full moon!

Kyle hummed, “You…you’re different today…”

“Is it because of my clothes?”

Gently placing his hands on each side of her face, he murmured, “Your…aura…is different.”

“I’m feeling something else, Kyle…,” Tori whispered, biting her lips. “I want you.”

“Isn’t that…isn’t that a little early, Tori?” Kyle said, but he gulped, his pants feeling tighter.

“Don’t you want me?”

Kyle groaned, closing his eyes, “Are you sure?”

“Oh, I’m sure.”

She caught Mugsy’s glance. Tori smirked at him. Before Kyle could catch her, she returned her attention to her lover.

“Come with me.”

[int3rnztstar]

free my boy charlie

[tiksers]