#i want a pc

[feartheoldblog]

September 30th, 1998. 🗓️ It's a day I'll never forget. The cop inside me died that day. 🥀⛓️🖤 And that night, Raccoon City was wiped out, thanks to the bioweapons created by Umbrella. ☂️💉🩸 Somehow, I made it out. But too many others...weren't so lucky. 💔🤕 I was "asked" later to join a top-secret government program. 🤫🤐 Not that I had a choice. 😞❌ The training, the punishing missions...nearly killed me, 😵💀 but at least they kept my mind off everything. 😂 If I could just forget what happened that night 🌙- the pain 🥀⛓️🖤 , even for a second? ⏱️ This time, it can be different. It has to. 🙏💪

[vgadvisor]

[b1dl0]

Scavengers Reign crossover

But instead of connecting(?) with planet v1 is connecting with hell

[elbiotipo]

You know that observation about how pirates are sanitized and caricaturized for modern entertaiment? Well, this would apply even more to knights in my opinion. The literal armed enforcers of the feudal regime.

Of course unlike pirates, knights have had centuries of a good reputation mostly because of the whole (constructed) idea of Chivalry and the general idea in the past that war was good and virile (ACOUP did a good article about this, unfortunately I still don't have my PC so I can't comment on it). All those ideas of Chivalry and honor only applied between people of their similar status though, members of the landowner aristocracy. If you were a rebellious peasant, it was well within their right to murder you.

From our modern perspective a knight would be, and forgive me for using this kinda metaphor, a cross between a landlord and a cop.

I'm not saying that you're a reactionary if you feature knights on your story or like the motif. I'm just saying that you shouldn't take the whole idea of noble knights too seriously, because they certainly didn't.

[sweetestflow3rs]

it only took a night

[fraternum-momentum]

ok so maybe we r back,,

[linoyes]

[mazeyphaedra]

was rewatching fabian’s baron moment on account of it being the most delicious piece of pvp in my recent memory and ally beardsley’s growth as a player just shone through so brightly and with such clarity. after dusting off their shock they immediately asked about the nemesis ward, had enough knowledge about fellow pcs stocked to remember adaine’s ac with such like frustrated confidence and certainty, suggested to siobhan to dimension door out of adaine’s room, like. they came into this making a character with 4 dex. and now the dice deity offered to roll a check to sense if adaine was in danger. making decisions, asking questions, getting invested in the story, trying so hard with the tools they have to save characters from danger; ally beardsley is an incredible d&d player.

[umblrspectrum]

my text disappeared here when i posted. what happened

[nostalgicfun]

McDonaldland, 1999

[nellasbookplanet]

The tragic idea that the Betrayers loved their siblings so much that it ended up being what drove them apart. They didn't want to settle for anything that could hurt their family, and mortals were doing so, either directly (a mortal usurping one of them) or indirectly (emotionally hurting them during the Schism by just. dying so much). To the Betrayers, it wasn't worth it. They wanted their beloved family to leave and go somewhere that wouldn’t hurt them.

To them, it's the primes who are the betrayers. The primes were motivated by more than just love for their immediate family - they loved their creation, too, and more than that, felt a responsibility for it. They would rather fight their own siblings than leave it.

We saw all the gods love and protect each other during the opening of Downfall. The Betrayers were not uniquely evil from the start. They wanted to save themselves and their family from hardship and suffering, even if it meant leaving their creation, their game, and in response their siblings locked them away. Not only do they not love mortals, they view mortals as this corruptive force that somehow turned their family against them. Do they think that, if they succeed in exterminating them, the Primes will be freed from their influence? Maybe - perhaps some of them are waiting to forgive and embrace their siblings, but far from all, I suspect. Asmodeus certainly expressed during Calamity that he didn’t so much want to be reunited with his siblings as he wanted to punish them. He was betrayed by the ones he loved most for the sake of a game! Maybe togetherness and forgiveness was once an obtainable goal, but not anymore. Even if the Betrayers succeeded in ending Exandria, the Primes would never forgive them, and they would never forgive the primes. Their family can never be whole again because of, as they see it, the toxic influence of mortals. So they hate mortals for this influence, but more than that, they hate their siblings for being so weak as to fall for it.

[dollya-robinprotector]

I posted this on Twitter more than a month ago, now I have to post it here too before summer is officially over.

Pathetic men summer!!

The original:

I kinda wanted to do this one too, but meh:

[dianagj-art]

for @intotheelliwoods😌

Congrats on the 4k!

They are gonna have a beach day and is gonna be fun and incident-free, yes sir

Completely incident-free

I have more beach day ideas stored in my brain but they are gonna have to wait, have their matching outfits meanwhile

[minhosblr]

Lee Know ☆ Roling Stone UK [recolour]

[mistress-light]

Ghost of Tsushima PC • (dev. Sucker Punch Productions)