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Fakemon Stuff #1
My attempts for Fakemon (Pokemon Crossover with my fave medias from Inanimate Insanity and Elsword). I am not good at shading, so this is why I am testing with Sugimori Brush I found from IbispaintX. Ignore a crappy anatomy errors I did. 😭 To be fair, I really miss watching and playing Pokemon much from my dear and precious childhood. I started watching Pokemon Diamond and Pearl anime first time while my first Pokemon game was Y version. Pokemon Y is also my first Nintendo 3DS game btw. Yin-Yang themed Fakemon is unevolved and solo line only. Candle themed Fakemon is either struggling regional variation with Litwick, but looks more Convergent instead.. The boat thingy is actually Diya. The Chandelure-like evolution will be coming up later. For regional variations, we got Elrian Drilbur (Rock) and Elrian Excadrill (Rock/Steel). Their designs are based on Lithia's canon 1st and 2nd jobs being Poten Finder and Mighty Miner respectively. Funnily, Unovan Drilbur doesn't have bean paw. 😭😭😭 Elrian Excadrill's final evolution will be based on Lithia's canon 3rd job, Gembliss.
#pokemon#fakemon#pokemon crossover#crossover#object show community#inanimate insanity#ii yin yang#ii candle#elsword#eltag#lithia beryl#regional variant#drilbur#excadrill#small artist#ibispaintx#implied litwick variant#my art
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Why don't you go to bed
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I, LOVE, THIS, PATH!!!! ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥
LIKE I DON'T KNOW HOW ELSE TO DESCRIBE IT, I LOVE THE AESTHETICS, I LOVE MAGIC, I LOVE EVERYTHING THIS PATH SHOWS.
even though I haven't seen it in action as I want to not spoil it too much for myself. BUT AHHHHHHH ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥
#elsword#elsword lithia#elsword lithia beryl#elsword mischief#mischief#lithia beryl#cynical sneer#trick finder#elsword cynical sneer#elsword trick finder
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i ship celestia with avarice i think it's really cute as hell
#elsword#minty's wizard talk#elsword noah#elsword celestia#noah ebalon#elsword lithia#elsword avarice#lithia beryl
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I want to play Elsword.... Also what's the general consensus on lithia so far. First or second path idc. Does Tumblr Elsword like her.?
#Elsword#lithia beryl#i think. shes neat. i like her first path a lot. very cool pretty girl.#second path? is ok so far. im not at 3rd job so i cant say for sure but its. okay at 2nd job
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funny thought: gembliss x celestia
where did this come from, you may ask?
i'm a celestia main. my boyfriend is a gembliss main. one day he comes to me and is like "i think they should be lesbians" and the concept made me laugh so hard that somewhere there i had a revelation that it would be REALLY good if it was an actual thing. now me and him unironically ship it
#elsword#noah ebalon#lithia beryl#“lesbians” because i'm a she/her celestia truther#not elaborating#also they're both researchers in their own right#girlfriends in stem :)
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Magical Girl Lithia
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"Who am I if not a gal who wears the same stupid little necklace. All The Time."
- Lithia Beryl
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(OOC: random stuff w/ some concept skin ideas for the trio (+ Pickaxe)
Bow
Starbow (general star motifs)
Moonbow (reference to Eirin from Touhou Project)
Storm Bow (reference to Lord Elius from Arcane Odyssey)
Heartsong
Moonsong (general moon motifs + maybe a bit of a Sailor Moon reference (because Heartsong was based off of a magical girl concept))
Bloomsong (general flower motifs)
Ghostsong (reference to Spectre from Strife!)
Fallensong (reference to Revenant from Black Magic 2)
Seasong (general ocean/mermaid motifs)
Phoenix
Dragon Phoenix (reference to Yharon from Calamity Mod)
Brimstone Phoenix (reference to Calamitas from Calamity Mod)
Sun Phoenix (motifs are self-explanatory)
Pickaxe
Emerald Pickaxe (reference to Lithia Beryl)
Diamond Pickaxe (this needs no explanation)
Obsidian Pickaxe (sort of a reference to Obsidian from Strife!)
Turquoise Pickaxe (based off of a "what if" idea for if Pickaxe joined the COTTE; name comes from the fact that the colors turquoise can come in match up with the Church's colors)
yeah, as you can tell I like making references lol)
#phighting#roblox phighting#phighting ocs#phighting bow#phighting phoenix#phighting heartsong#ask blog#rp blog
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made some changes/additions:
Both:
change: retconned the two being friends and revised their relationship to establish that they're on rough terms with each other
change: rewrote their concept dialogue involving each other to reflect them being enemies
addition: gave them a shared lore point saying that while Bow was still with Lost Temple, Pickaxe tried to kill her one time and Bow fought back in self-defense
Bow:
addition: made her nearly getting killed by Pickaxe one of the reasons for her leaving Lost Temple (another was her learning about the COTTE)
change: the description of her horns' colors is now "white with blue dyed portions" instead of solid blue
change: the origin of her nickname "Bowie" is now different
misc.: made Shuribow my newest OC x canon ship (will try to write for that at some point)
Pickaxe:
change: her relationship with Scythe is now enemies-to-allies (the truce thing still applies for backstory purposes, but it eventually evolved into them gaining respect for each other) instead of enemies; I rewrote some of the concept dialogue I made for the two to reflect this
addition: added aiding and abetting in murder as a crime she's committed, but it's something she hasn't been officially charged with
addition: established that she has killed multiple people and that some instances of her doing so were not out of necessity
addition: added to her personality info that she becomes aggressive and remains talkative in combat, and that she can easily turn violent towards the enemies she's most hostile towards
change: scrapped "Pickie" as one of her nicknames, but kept "Pick" and changed its origin
change: her gear's visual reference is now Mighty Miner's pickaxe instead of Poten Finder's pickaxe (Pickaxe was partially inspired by Lithia Beryl, the newest playable character in Elsword)
misc.: will write elaborations on her other relationships at some point
random ramble post about both of my Phighting OCs
Bow:
is somewhere in between being girly-girl and tomboyish
can cook really well
is both a dog and cat person
OC x canon ship with her and Shuri? maybe?? idk lol
usually ends up being the the "straight man" if she ends up in any "straight man and wise guy" dynamics with others
probably surprises or even scares other people if she gets pissed off because she doesn't get mad easily at all
easily flustered and embarrassed
a massive arachnophobe
if someone needs help, she'll stick with them and do whatever she can do until a support Phighter shows up
Pickaxe:
pure tomboy
things she's wanted for: theft, breaking and entering, vandalism, laundering items, eluding and evading, and tampering with evidence
a master escape artist; she can get and has gotten out of multiple bad situations on her own
has almost gotten killed multiple times while stealing (or trying to steal) from others
has no qualms whatsoever about harming or even killing other people if she thinks it's necessary
as much as she doesn't like Scythe, Pick made a deal with her that involved Scythe agreeing not to kill her (in exchange for Pick doing numerous things in return); this doesn't stop them from having a tense relationship and getting into conflicts with each other sometimes, though
Bow, her friends, and Scythe are the only people she doesn't screw with; everyone else is fair game
the scar on her left arm came from a Phighter who she ended up killing in self-defense
the scratches on her face are from fights, and her hands are callused from her doing a ton of climbing and handling her gear a lot
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Moon Phases and Correspondences
The moon has been captivating people since the beginning of time. It’s guided our way on the darkest of nights and pulls at the tides as well as our emotions. There are myths and stories about the moon from every ancient culture, and it is still a central part of many pagan religions and spiritual paths. Here we break down the basics of lunar magick into easy-to-digest chunks including the moon’s phases, magical properties, correspondences, and more.
The Magical Basics
The moon seems to grow and then fade over the period of one lunar cycle (one month). This growing, reaching its full potential, and then diminishing is referred to as moon phases. Each moon phase has magical qualities that aid the individual in his or her magic and healing.
Our Connection with the Moon
Why is the moon so important when it comes to magick and spirituality? The moon pulls at the ocean’s tides, and since we’re made up of at least 60% water, it has a profound effect on our lives too. Ever notice how certain people get a little loony on the Full Moon? The terms loony and lunatic stem from the word lunar which means moon. There’s a reason people act differently on the Full Moon, and when we tune into the moon’s phases, we start to notice just how much the moon affects us and our surroundings. It’s also thought to increase paranormal activity, which you can read about here.
The Female Body & The Moon
Just as the moon is reborn, grows, reaches its fullest potential, then wanes again, so do our bodies. For thousands of years, women have noticed their moon cycles (menstruation – the syllable men meaning moon/month) syncing up with the moon’s phases. This is lunar magick at its core. Just as the moon waxes and wanes, so too does the womb. This is why the moon is often associated with the Goddess in forms of neopaganism and Wicca.
Lunar Magick Correspondences
The moon corresponds to certain elements, plants, animals, and gods/goddesses. Feel free to adapt and change to fit your lifestyle, preferences, and needs. Here are some magical correspondences for lunar magick:
Herbal/Plant Moon Correspondences: vervain, moonflower, jasmine, lemon balm, cabbage, camellia, camphor, chickweed, moonwort, gardenia, grape, lemon, passionflower, turnip, potato, pea, cucumber, pear, peach, willow, poppy, mountain ash, mango, wallflower, rowan, cactus
Animal Moon Correspondences: owls, rabbits, wolves, deer, cats, moths, bats, spiders, raccoons, opossum, cows, frogs, dogs, crabs
Deities Moon Correspondences: Selene, Sophia, Thoth, Artemis, Diana, Luna, Blodeuwedd, Man in the Moon, Rabbit in the Moon, Khonsu, Inanna, Hecate, Cerridwen,
Crystal/Stone Moon Correspondences: moonstone, selenite, obsidian, silver, mother-of-pearl, aquamarine, gold beryl, topaz, emerald, clear quartz, coral, pearls
Where to Start with Lunar Magick
Many people don’t know where to start with lunar magick. My first suggestion is to go outside at night and identify the moon’s phase. Do this time and time again until you instinctively know what phase the moon is in. If you can’t see the moon or can’t get outside, you can also use a moon phase app on your phone.
Simple Moon Rituals
Next, start with a simple moon ritual like a cleansing bath on the waning or new moon. Add a few herbs to the water that correspond to the moon (make sure they are safe topically before bathing in them). On the Full Moon, perform a simple candle spell for protection or love, etc. The next time you want to cast a spell or perform a ritual, look up what moon phase is best and perform it then. Lunar magick isn’t complicated and doesn’t take long to learn. After a little while, you’ll notice your emotions and your life corresponds with the moon’s cycles.
Blue Moon
When two moons fall in one calendar month the second is called the blue Moon, and this is the month that we will use for our wishes. It falls in a different month each year, but it is a very powerful moon. The blue moon is always the second of the full moons in the corresponding month. We need to write down aims and goals for the up and coming year. Place them in an envelope and don’t look at them until the next blue moon. Dress your blue moon altar in the colors that correspond to the month it falls into, and place flowers and fruits from that month, also place pictures of things you would like in your life. Stay real here and keep it down to earth.
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January: Wolf Moon
Also known as: Quiet Moon, Snow Moon, Cold Moon, Chaste Moon, Disting Moon, Moon of Little Winter
Plan a ritual of protection around your home and family.
Nature Spirits: gnomes, brownies
Herbs: marjoram, holy thistle, nuts, cones
Colors: brilliant white, blue-violet, black
Flowers: snowdrop, crocus
Scents: musk, mimosa
Stones: garnet, onyx, jet, chrysoprase
Trees: birch
Animals: fox, coyote
Birds: pheasant, blue jay
Deities: Freyja, Inanna, Sarasvati, Hera, Ch’ang-O, Sinn
Power Flow: sluggish, below the surface; beginning and conceiving.
Protection, reversing spells.
Conserving energy by working on personal problems that involve no one else.
Getting your various bodies to work smoothly together for the same goals.
February: Ice Moon
Also known as: Storm Moon, Horning Moon, Hunger Moon, Wild Moon, Red & Cleansing Moon, Quickening Moon, Solmonath (Sun Month), Big Winter Moon
Plan a ritual to ask the Old Ones for help in planning your future.
Nature Spirits: house faeries, both of the home itself and of house plants
Herbs: balm of Gilead, hyssop, myrrh, sage, spikenard
Colors: light blue, violet
Flowers: primrose
Scents: wisteria, heliotrope
Stones: amethyst, jasper, rock crystal
Trees: rowan, laurel, cedar
Animals: otter, unicorn
Birds: eagle, chickadee
Deities: Brigit, Juno, Kuan Yin, Diana, Demeter, Persephone, Aphrodite
Power Flow: energy working toward the surface; purification, growth, healing.
Loving the self.
Accepting responsibility for past errors, forgiving yourself, and making future plans.
March: Storm Moon
Also known as: Seed Moon, Moon of Winds, Plow Moon, Worm Moon, Hrethmonath (Hertha’s Month), Lentzinmanoth (Renewal Month), Lenting Moon, Sap Moon, Crow Moon, Moon of the Snowblind
Plan a ritual to plant your desires.
Nature Spirits: Mer-people, Air and Water beings who are connected with spring rains and storms
Herbs: broom, High John root, yellow dock, wood betony, Irish moss
Colors: pale green, red violet
Flowers: jonquil, daffodil, violet
Scents: honeysuckle, apple blossom
Stones: aquamarine, bloodstone
Trees: alder, dogwood
Animals: cougar, hedgehog, boar
Birds: sea crow, sea eagle
Deities: Black Isis, the Morrigan, Hecate, Cybele, Astarte, Athene, Minerva, Artemis, Luna
Power Flow: energy breaks into the open; growing, prospering, exploring.
New beginnings; balance of Light and Dark.
Breaking illusions.
Seeing the truth in your life however much it may hurt.
April: Growing Moon
Also known as: Hare Moon, Seed or Planting Moon, Planter’s Moon, Budding Trees Moon, Eastermonath (Eostre Month), Ostarmanoth, Pink Moon, Green Grass Moon
Plan a ritual to physically plant your seeds of desire in Mother Earth.
Nature Spirits: plant faeries
Herbs: basil, chives, dragon’s blood, geranium, thistle
Colors: crimson red, gold
Flowers: daisy, sweetpea
Scents: pine, bay, bergamot, patchouli
Stones: ruby, garnet, sard
Trees: pine, bay, hazel
Animals: bear, wolf
Birds: hawk, magpie
Deities: Kali, Hathor, Anahita, Ceres, Ishtar, Venus, Bast
Power Flow: energy into creating and producing; return balance to the nerves.
Change, self-confidence, self-reliance, take advantage of opportunities.
Work on temper and emotional flare-ups and selfishness.
May: Hare Moon
Also known as: Merry or Dyad Moon, Bright Moon, Flower Moon, Frogs Return Moon, Thrimilcmonath (Thrice-Milk Month), Sproutkale, Winnemanoth (Joy Month), Planting Moon, Moon When the Ponies Shed
Plan a ritual to reaffirm your goals.
Nature Spirits: faeries, elves
Herbs: dittany of Crete, elder, mint, rose, mug wort, thyme, yarrow
Colors: green, brown, pink
Flowers: lily of the valley, foxglove, rose, broom
Scents: rose, sandalwood
Stones: emerald, malachite, amber, carnelian
Trees: hawthorn
Animals: cats, lynx, leopard
Birds: swallow, dove, swan
Deities: Bast, Venus, Aphrodite, Maia, Diana, Artemis, Pan, Horned God
Power Flow: full creating energy; propagation.
Intuition contact with faeries and other supernatural beings.
Strengthen connection with supernatural protectors and beings around you.
Power flowing from the Greenwood Gods and trees.
June: Mead Moon
Also known as: Moon of Horses, Lovers’ Moon, Strong Sun Moon, Honeymoon, Aerra Litha (Before Lithia), Brachmanoth (Break Month), Strawberry Moon, Rose Moon, Moon of Making Fat
Plan a ritual to balance your spiritual and physical desires.
Nature Spirits: sylphs, zephyrs
Herbs: skullcap, meadowsweet, vervain, tansy, dog grass, parsley, mosses
Colors: orange, golden-green
Flowers: lavender, orchid, yarrow
Scents: lily of the valley, lavender
Stones: topaz, agate, alexandrite, fluorite
Trees: oak
Animals: monkey, butterfly, frog, toad
Birds: wren, peacock
Deities: Aine of Knockaine, Isis, Neith, Green Man, Cerridwen, Bendis, Ishtar
Power Flow: full but restful energy; protect, strengthen, and prevent.
A time of Light; Earth tides are turning.
Decision-making, taking responsibility for present happenings.
Work on personal inconsistencies.
Strengthen and reward yourself for your positive traits.
July: Hay Moon
Also known as: Wort Moon, Moon of Claiming, Moon of Blood (because of mosquitoes), BlessingMoon, Maedmonat (Meadow Month), Hewimanoth (Hay Month), Fallow Moon, Buck Moon, Thunder Moon
Plan a ritual to decide what you will do once your goals have been met.
Nature Spirits: hobgoblins (small, grotesque but friendly brownie-type creatures), faeries of harvested crops
Herbs: honeysuckle, agrimony, lemon balm, hyssop
Colors: silver, blue gray
Flowers: lotus, water lily, jasmine
Scents: orris, frankincense
Stones: pearl, moonstone, white agate
Trees: oak, acacia, ash
Animals: crab, turtle, dolphin, whale
Birds: starling, ibis, swallow
Deities: Khepera, Athene, Juno, Hel, Holda, Cerridwen, Nephthys, Venus
Power Flow: relaxed energy; preparing; succeeding.
Dream-work, divination, and meditation on goals and plans, especially spiritual ones.
August: Corn Moon
Also known as: Barley Moon, Dispute Moon, Weodmonath (Vegetation Month), Harvest Moon, Moon When Cherries Turn Black
Plan a ritual to preserve what you already have.
Nature Spirits: dryads
Herbs: chamomile, St. John’s wort, bay, angelica, fennel, rue, orange
Colors: yellow, gold
Flowers: sunflower, marigold
Scents: frankincense, heliotrope
Stones: cat’s eye, carnelian, jasper, fire agate
Trees: hazel, alder, cedar
Animals: lion, phoenix, sphinx, dragon
Birds: crane, falcon, eagle
Deities: Ganesha, Thoth, Hathor, Diana, Hecate, Nemesis
Power Flow: energy into harvesting; gathering, appreciating.
Vitality, health. Friendships.
September: Harvest Moon
Also known as: Wine Moon, Singing Moon, Sturgeon Moon, Haligmonath (Holy Month), Witumanoth (Wood Month), Moon When Deer Paw the Earth
Plan a ritual of Thanksgiving for all the Old.
Nature Spirits: trooping faeries
Herbs: copal, fennel, rye, wheat, valerian, skullcap
Colors: brown, yellow-green, yellow
Flowers: narcissus, lily
Scents: storax, mastic, gardenia, bergamot
Stones: peridot, olivine, chrysolite, citrine
Trees: hazel, larch, bay
Animals: snake, jackal
Birds: ibis, sparrow
Deities: Demeter, Ceres, Isis, Nephthys, Freyja, Ch’ang-O, Thoth
Power Flow: rest after labor; balance of Light and Dark.
Organize. Clean and straighten up physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual clutter.
October: Blood Moon
Also known as: Harvest Moon, Shedding Moon, Winterfelleth (Winter Coming), Windermanoth (Vintage Month), Falling Leaf Moon, Ten Colds Moon, Moon of the Changing Season
Plan another ritual of Thanksgiving.
Nature Spirits: frost faeries, plant faeries
Herbs: pennyroyal, thyme, catnip, uva ursi, angelica, burdock
Colors: dark blue green
Flowers: calendula, marigold, cosmos
Scents: strawberry, apple blossom, cherry
Stones: opal, tourmaline, beryl, turquoise
Trees: yew, cypress, acacia
Animals: stag, jackal, elephant, ram, scorpion
Birds: heron, crow, robin
Deities: Ishtar, Astarte, Demeter, Kore, Lakshmi, Horned God, Belili, Hathor
Power Flow: to let go; inner cleansing.
Karma and reincarnation.
Justice and balance.
Inner harmony.
November: Snow Moon
Also known as: Dark Moon, Fog Moon, Beaver Moon, Mourning Moon, Blotmonath (Sacrifice Month), Herbistmanoth (Harvest Month), Mad Moon, Moon of Storms, Moon When Deer Shed Antlers
Plan for a ritual to work on ridding yourself of negative thoughts and vibrations.
Nature Spirits: subterranean faeries
Herbs: grains of paradise, verbena, betony, borage, cinquefoil, blessed thistle
Colors: gray, sea-green
Flowers: blooming cacti, chrysanthemum
Scents: cedar, cherry blossoms, hyacinth, narcissus, peppermint, lemon
Stones: topaz, hyacinth, lapis lazuli
Trees: alder, cypress
Animals: unicorn, scorpion, crocodile, jackal
Birds: owl, goose, sparrow
Deities: Kali, Black Isis, Nicnevin, Hecate, Bast, Osiris, Sarasvati, Lakshmi, Skadi, Mawu
Power Flow: take root, prepare.
Transformation.
Strengthen communication with the god or goddess who seems closest to you.
December: Cold Moon
Also known as: Oak Moon, Wolf Moon, Moon of Long Nights, Long Night’s Moon, Aerra Geola (Month Before Yule), Wintermonat (Winter Month), Heilagmanoth (Holy Month), Big Winter Moon, Moon of Popping Trees
Plan for a ritual to help you remain steadfast in your convictions.
Nature Spirits: snow faeries, storm faeries, winter tree faeries
Herbs: holly, English ivy, fir, mistletoe
Colors: blood red, white and black
Flowers: holly, poinsettia, Christmas cactus
Scents: violet, patchouli, rose geranium, frankincense, myrrh, lilac
Stones: serpentine, jacinth, peridot
Trees: pine, fir, holly
Animals: mouse, deer, horse, bear
Birds: rook, robin, snowy owl
Deities: Hathor, Hecate, Neith, Athene, Minerva, Ixchel, Osiris, Norns, Fates
Power Flow: to endure, die, be reborn;
Earth tides turning.
Darkness.
Personal alchemy.
Spiritual paths.
Reach out to friends and family, the lonely and needy.
Zodiac Full Moon Magick
The Moon spends a day or two each month in each of the twelve signs of the zodiac. The sign the moon is transiting through can be used to good advantage during spellwork.
Full Moon in Aries
A good time to perform spells related to job ventures and all new projects related to money. Also, a good time to develop strength and courage, and lust spells. This is not a good moon for performing divination.
Full Moon in Taurus
This moon is excellent for spellwork related to love, creativity, and inner peace. Spells done at this time take the longest to manifest, but the results will be very long lasting and be stable.
Full Moon in Gemini
The perfect time for spells dealing with communications, healing, and uncrossing spells. Be careful- the moon in Gemini can be unpredictable and unstable.
Full Moon in Cancer
Excellent for any spell involving the home, fertility, children, or divination.
Full Moon in Leo
Spells involving leadership, prosperity, fame and career are best done in Leo, but do not perform any spells involving love, or any other emotion, as Leo may actually counteract it.
Full Moon in Virgo
This moon ensures a spell which involves meticulous detail, especially spells involving education, healing, and stability.
Full Moon in Libra
Excellent for working a spell with a partner, and for magick involving marriage, couples, partnership, peace, and fairness.
Full Moon in Scorpio
Use this energy for mysteries, the occult, divination, and sex magick.
Full Moon in Sagittarius
This is an excellent time to experiment with new techniques or magick spells, but it is not a good time for psychic work or divination.
Full Moon in Capricorn
Perfect for spells to manifest life’s basic needs and for stability.
Full Moon in Aquarius
The best time to work on behalf of others, but consciously stay focused on your heart to maintain a higher consciousness with others, and to avoid selfish motives.
Full Moon in Pisces
Perfect for divination and psychic work, past life regressions, and communication with spirits.
New Moon
The new moon is a time of initiation and new beginnings. It is the time to plant a seed of what you want to grow in your life. Making a wish, an intention, a promise, or a vow is a common custom. It is believed that as the moon grows, that your intention or goal will too usually by the time the moon completes its cycle and returns full circle to new again.
The new Moon offers us its energy of intention, to rid ourselves of the negative habits in our life. The energy of the new moon aids us in ridding our minds and bodies of toxic thought patterns as well as eliminating toxic substances like excess alcohol, processed foods, caffeine & tobacco usage. Starting a new project, or discipline should be substantially less difficult to stick to when started during the new moon. it's important to come up with a ritual that has meaning for you, instead of trying to follow any set guidelines (unless your part of an established ritual group). Astrology expert Molly Hall has some wonderful insights as to creating a personalized New Moon Ritual.
Creating a New Moon Ritual
Gather Sacred Supplies: Your altar is where you collect your sacred objects -- pictures, found objects and the like. Using herbs with healing or symbolic properties adds to your ritual. Stones and crystals are another powerful ally. Candles are magical, and in its form contains all four of the elements. A small journal on hand allows you to keep a record of your intentions.
Preparing for the Ritual: This is the most important part of ritual, since your commitment is the key. Take a ritual bath with sea salt to clear your field of any negative energies. Sage is an herb used to clear a space and make it sacred for ritual.
Light the end of the sage wand and blow on it until there is a smoldering glow. Use it around your own body, and in the space of your ritual. Clear your mind with meditation, using music or just quieting down in your cleared, sacred area.
Grounding: This is something that's important anytime, for staying connected to earth energy. Signs that you're not grounded are mania, nervousness, racing thoughts and the like. Too often we forget to feel the earth under our feet. I've mentioned Starhawk's Grounding Meditation a few times on the site, and her tree grounding exercise is one of my own daily rituals. In a nutshell, it's visualizing the roots going down into the Earth, through the layers, into the core, and then drawing that energy back up through your feet again. It moves through each chakra, coming out the top and down around you. Try this or another variation of grounding before you set new Moon intentions.
Your New Moon Wishes: After you've cleared a sacred space and settled your energy, you're ready to set your intentions. Make a list of what you'd like to draw into your life and Dream Big! The new Moon is a moment to conjure what seems out of reach, and creating the vision is the first step to making it a reality. But these are not just words on paper. As you write them down as intentions, you are committing to doing your part to make them real. Some call it is co-creating, since you're opening to universal energies to set dreams in motion.
Dreams of the Soul: Your intentions come from the longings that keep coming up. In the days leading up to the new Moon, give some thought to those longings, and see what images, dreams and streams of thought come up. Use symbolic associations to go along with your intentions. Weave in the element for the new Moon and think about the houses and planets that are affected by it. For an earth new Moon, for example, you might plant seeds that represent your intention. Rituals are a way to work with universal energies, and draw attention to the particular life lessons, or arena (house, planet, etc.) that it illuminates for you.
Symbolic Acts: Here's where you get to be creative. If your intentions are to write a book, or broadcast your ideas out to the world, tie them to a helium balloon and send them off. Write them on a stick and offer it to the fire. To open to love, put lavender and a rose quartz in a small pouch, along with the qualities you're seeking. If you're inspired, add a symbolic act to your intention-setting ritual.
Keep them Alive: A big part of success with new Moon intentions is what comes after. Find ways to keep them in the front of your awareness. Put them in a visible spot or keep them in your wallet. Make notes in your journal about your progress. At the full Moon, find ways to take action on those intentions, and celebrate any signs of change.
Waxing Crescent Moon
During the days that follow a new moon, it’s time to anchor into your intentions. Focus on one thing you want to bring into existence during this lunar cycle. To that end, practice visualizations and affirmations at this time. Write your new moon intention out clearly and succinctly and read it daily.
When the moon is "waxing" it appears to be growing, the period from the dark to full moon phases. It's magnetic energy assists with bringing things to out. This entire waxing period is the best time to work with constructive magic, or magic that builds things/brings things to us.
The waxing crescent is the best time for magic on yourself (or on the subject) pertaining to new beginnings, such as starting a new project or making plans for the future. If you're looking to conjure energies into your life such as a more positive attitude, more patience, more understanding in your relationship, this is the perfect timing for such goals. When you want to cast spells for self-improvement, such as if you want to improve your psychic abilities, to absorb the information in a new class, or bring out your inner beauty, this is the time to do it. Artists or anyone artistic/creative will find this the best time to cast spells or perform meditations that will bring inspiration and passion into your work.
Set an Intention and Tell the Moon
Many people will tell you to set your intention during the new moon, but I think the first days of the waxing phase are excellent for goal setting. I’ll use the restful introspective energy of the new moon to let my ideas marinate. Then when the powerhouse energy of the waxing moon comes thundering in, I’m ready to commit to my intention.
Once I have a goal in mind, I’ll perform a waxing moon spell around it. Your ritual can include anything you want, but if you need ideas, here’s what I do.
Waxing Moon Intention Spell
Go outside or near a window on the first day of the waxing moon. (This happens about three nights after the new moon phase.)
Write an intention (or a word that represents your intention) on a bay leaf and hold it between your palms.
Thank the waxing moon for being present for your ritual. I do this by holding my hands up towards the moon (with the bay leaf still pressed between my palms).
When you start to feel the current of energy from the waxing moon, bring your hands to your heart (still holding the bay leaf).
Spend a few minutes thinking about something that will bring up the feelings you associate with your intention. For example, you want to call in romantic love, so you visualize yourself getting asked out while you’re sipping a cold brew at your favorite coffee shop.
Next, open your eyes and light the bay leaf on fire. Do this in a fireproof container so you stay safe. Wait for the bay leaf to burn completely.
Watch that intention float up to the moon carried by the smoke.
Trust that the moon has received your intention and that it’s already helping you manifest it.
Thank the moon, and your spell is complete.
Come Up with a Manifesting Plan
After you’ve shared your intention with the moon, start planning how you’ll create opportunities for your intention to manifest. If you’ve decided to manifest a new job with this waxing moon, brainstorm some actions you can take to align your energy with that of a new job. You could apply for jobs online, ask friends for leads, carve out time every day to visualize your job or look for internship opportunities.
After you have some ideas, get out your calendar and mark the last day of the waxing moon. (This will be the night before the full moon.) Plan what days you’re going to do each action. Shoot for one action a day towards your goal—even if it’s just a quick spell before you go to bed.
Finally, decide on how you’ll celebrate the full moon. This can be dinner and a movie, tickets to a concert, or a relaxing bath with some wine. Pick something special that you wouldn’t normally give yourself. Whether or not you stick to your waxing moon plan, enjoy your celebration. You and the moon deserve it!
Let’s say your intention is something huge like writing a novel. You’re probably not going to accomplish that during the fourteen days of the waxing moon. It will likely take you at least a few moons to bang out the first draft. If that’s your goal, plan the action you’ll take during this current waxing moon. You could commit to outlining a chapter a day for fourteen days. Or maybe you’ll choose to wake up an hour early to write. After the waxing phase is over, you can think up some ways to use the waning moon energy for your writing project.
(By the way, if your goal IS to write a novel, put your laptop or writing notebook by your window so the moon can shine on it. The waxing moon is great for cultivating creativity.)
If You Need Clarity, Ask the Moon
The moon has been around almost as long as the earth has. It knows things. It can help you if you don’t know exactly what to manifest. You can access the moon’s ancient wisdom by simply asking.
Take a moment each night during this moon phase to close your eyes and send a question up to the moon. Something like, “What should I focus on tomorrow?” or “What should I create tomorrow?” will work just fine.
Imagine your words flying out of your mind towards the moon like a comet. Then open your journal and spend five- or ten-minutes writing whatever comes to mind. You’ll likely get your answer.
Ask for an Unexpected Gift
I do this every night during the waxing moon and it’s brought me so many crazy wonderful things—a new project, an idea for a story, a random check in the mail, a flirty text from someone cute. It makes me smile just thinking about all my moon gifts.
Try it for yourself. You’ll notice quickly that when you work with the moon’s abundant energy, magic happens in the most surprising ways with very little effort. There are two reasons for this. The first is the moon is already putting off a strong manifesting energy. It wants to send blessings your way. The second reason is the moon knows what you want. It’s been shining down on you all your life night after night. You can trust the moon to send some love your way.
Let the Waxing Moon Charge Your Magical Tools
The moon will charge anything its light touches with whatever energy it’s holding. For fourteen days, the waxing moon’s light will be sending out lots of joyful manifesting energy. Set out whatever you’ll need for your manifesting magic, and let the moon do its thing while you sleep.
These tools can include water, magical oils, herbs, crystals, incense, written incantations, journal entries, candles, magical card decks, or your cauldron. The moon won’t discriminate. Whatever you chose to leave out overnight, the moon will make sure it’s already to go!
You don’t have to make a big deal about doing this. For me, it’s like plugging in my cell phone before bed. It just takes a minute, and I go to bed knowing my tools will be fully charged in the morning.
Take a Moon Bath
In addition to charging your magical tools, you can charge yourself by taking a moon bath. To do this, take a blanket or a lawn chair, and sit outside in a place where you get a nice view of the moon. Hold out your arms and let the moon’s light wash over you. Feel its manifesting power as it lands on your skin and seeps into your body. Breathe in the light of the moon. Smell it. Open your mouth and allow the light to enter your body that way. What does it taste like? Can you feel its power?
While you’re soaking in moonbeams, take a moment to admire the moon’s beauty. Notice the light and dark spots from the way the sun’s light hits the moon’s surface. Look for shapes or figures in the moon. Observe any feelings that come up as you’re doing this.
Also, you don’t have to sit. You can dance, jump around, or lay down. Let yourself be wild under the moon if you want. I feel a juicy sort of energy when I do this like I’m connected to all other witches from the past, present, and future.
Maybe you want to go camping and sleep under the moon. Maybe you’d like to cuddle with your lover, your cat or your family under the moon. Experiment with everything you can do in the moonlight. There’s no limit.
My favorite thing to do when I’m taking a moon bath is to revel in the abundance of the universe. I’m reminded that there are more than enough stars, more than enough sky and more than enough moonlight for everyone in the world. What a great energy to bring to manifesting spells!
Invite the Moon to Make Magic with You
Go outside (or by a window if the weather’s bad) and actually perform your magic in the light of the moon. This could be a meditation, a spell or a tarot card reading. It’s a beautiful way for you and the moon to co-create together.
Be curious about this. Notice any unusual feelings that come up during your magic and journal about them. Keep track of the magical results you see. Are you manifesting faster? Did you feel a burst of energy when you lit your candle? Do money spells work better under the moon? What about love spells? Once you get familiar with the waxing moon energy, you’ll start to know what spells are especially potent when you team up with the moon.
1st Quarter Moon
The Moon is waxing (increasing in light), and 50% to 75% illuminated. This phase usually begins the 7th day after New Moon and continues until the 10th or 11th. It will be about 7.5 days until Full Moon (from the beginning of this phase). This is the 3rd in the 8 phases of the Lunar month. The First Quarter Phase begins when the Sun/Moon angle reaches 90º and continues until the angle reaches 135º (when the Gibbous Phase will begin). This phase is the first half of the 1st Quarter (when the cycle is divided into 4 quarters rather than 8 phases). First Quarter Moon rises around mid-day and sets around midnight. She is brightly visible the first half of the night and can often be spotted during daylight hours in the afternoon. The name First (or 1st) Quarter is used in both astrology/magick and astronomy.
The First Quarter, or Waxing Half Moon, is the time when energies are most conducive to attraction. Unlike the Waxing Crescent, which is best for going within and bringing things out, this is the best time for magic that attempts to draw things outside of yourself to you.
Use this time for spells and meditations meant to attract things you want in your life, such as money, protection or success. It's also an ideal time for attracting people into your life, such as friends, lovers and clients. If you're looking for an animal companion or have one that you want to bond with, this is a good time to perform the workings.
If you're looking for a lost object, or house hunting, etc., this is a good time to perform spells for success in that area to help you bring that which you most desire into manifestation.
How it effects your life
The deceptive imagery of fragility and hesitancy in the waxing Moon are long gone. She is brilliantly lit, growing rapidly, and visible not only a good portion of the night, but in day as well. Strong and prominent, she victoriously casts her light, and casts her spell of confidence and success. Yet she has not reached Full Moon, we are only halfway through the waxing cycle. She has achieved brilliant light, high visibility, and solid form - but far from reaching the goal. She has simply passed the milestone of uncertainty; strength and momentum abound.
Our visions and inspirations, mere vague yet exciting notions at New Moon have taken shape and gained momentum along with the Moon. Plans are becoming solid and real; our inner visions are coming to the attention of others. Excitement and enthusiasm are returning - things are happening, the vision is manifesting. We are shining brightly now, but, like the Moon, we still have a long way to go. Past the details and glitches of the Crescent Phase, we may be facing more real challenges. However, these challenges have a way of exciting and stimulating, because we are also beginning to see some real effects of our efforts; there is something solid to fight for.
How to make the most of this phase
The First Quarter Phase is often referred to as 'crisis of action' because now is the time to move forward. The vision was born during New Moon, it faced the stresses of development during Crescent Moon, and now it's ready to be put into action. Move forward, build momentum, and take action. The question is how? We've defined our goal and developed our resources. Now we need to refine the plan and act on it. We are beginning to see progress, take it and run with it. But don't run blindly, things are propelled forward with great momentum, and the key is to know where you're going, and how you'll get there, so you can make the most of this momentum.
There is a feeling of success, and a sense of accomplishment in the air. Yet the goal has not yet been reached, success has not been achieved. Many people will feel a surge in confidence (or ego) during the First Quarter Phase. It's all too easy to think things are going well, you are working hard, the goal is within reach. However, if you don't pay attention, and make sure all is going well, and that you are working hard in the right direction, that goal which felt so close could slip away before you even realize it. This is a time it's important to be sure of yourself (not only your actions) deep down. Confident and successful feelings based on the beginnings of accomplishments can be great. But they can be fragile. On some level we know it's pre-mature to think we've won the battle before it's over. But things are progressing so fast we feel it anyway - until someone or something points out how far we still have to go. That's why it's important to be aware of how far we've come, and how far we have left. Be realistic, make a plan, tell yourself you can do it – and do it. Don't set yourself up for a fall.
The Moon is in solid form and shining brightly. The energy level is high; so is the level of activity. The First Quarter Moon Phase is what we make of it. In the Crescent Phase, we encountered problems to be solved and things to be done. In this phase we take deliberate action. This is an excellent time for planning, structuring, making decisions and striving for efficiency and productivity. It's usually easier to develop confidence during First Quarter, so if you have confidence and self-esteem issues, actively work on them. This also makes it a good time for taking on difficult or challenging projects. This is a good time to begin a health or exercise program, organize, remodel, change routines - whatever will get things on track and moving in the right direction.
Take a decisive and assertive approach. This isn't the time to 'decide not to decide'. Things are happening, probably faster than you realize, and you want to shape the way they develop. Push for progress and be quick to take action. There is a lot of energy and forward momentum, tap into it and get things done. Remember, that others are feeling the same lunar energy you are. There is an active, confident, and assertive quality to the mood of most people. It's probably best to avoid conflicts, when possible, unless you want a confrontation. When you find yourself at odds with others, try for compromise, but remember the saying "If you act like a doormat, people will walk all over you". This is truer now than during any other lunar phase. Independence and individuality are important elements during this phase. Do your own thing, and do it well? Don't interfere in the progress of others, but don't let them interfere in yours either.
When planning important projects, you need to begin then within the growing portion of the cycle. Any phase during the waxing cycle is appropriate, but each brings a different mood and energies to your project. The First Quarter Phase is good for fast paced and highly active projects. Things began now tending to be more demanding, and perhaps a bit more challenging, than things began during the earlier phases, but also more structured and dynamic. Planning, structuring, direction and decisiveness will be necessary - this isn't the time for beginning passive or casual undertakings. This is the time for dynamic, active projects - for example, the most recent incorporation of Microsoft, as well as the initial release of the Windows platform were during First Quarter Phases.
In ongoing plans and projects, remember this is the time for action and decisions. If you have things that have been in the 'planning stages' for too long, this is the time to get them off the ground. In projects that seem to be at a standstill, give them an active boost. Look over the situation, and see what changes need to be made. Make decisions and take action. Look for ways you can manage your projects better, take control of your life - anything that falls within the realm of structured, assertive, or active progress.
Waxing Gibbous Moon
The Waxing Gibbous is still a time for constructive magic, best used towards 'reeling in' that which you've been working for already. If you started a project and it's floundering, stalled, if you're at the point when the thing you're working for is coming into the home stretch and you need some extra energy to bring it home, the Waxing Gibbous will give it a boost.
This phase is a great energy for renewing your strength, will and determination to see your efforts through. If you are giving in to temptation on your diet, working hard toward something and feeling burnt out or are at the point where you're getting lazy and distracted from completing your tasks, give yourself a power boost during the Waxing Gibbous.
The Moon is waxing (increasing in light) and 75% to 100% illuminated. This phase begins the 10th or 11th day after New Moon and continues until Full Moon. It is about 3.5 days until Full Moon (at the beginning of this phase). This is the 4th in the 8 phases of the Lunar month. The Gibbous Phase begins when the Sun/Moon angle reaches 135º and continues until the angle reaches 180º (when the Full Moon Phase will begin). This phase is the second half of the 1st Quarter (when the cycle is divided into 4 quarters rather than 8 phases). The Gibbous Moon rises in the afternoon and sets in the early pre-dawn hours of the morning. She is visible from Moonrise until Moonset. This is the phase when it's easiest to spot her in daylight hours. One thing that can be confusing, is you will see reference to both waxing and waning Gibbous Moon. This is typically an astronomical reference, in astrology and magick usually only waxing is called gibbous. What astronomers call waning gibbous, astrologers call disseminating.
How it effects your life
The Moon is so nearly full, you may have to look twice, or even consult an astrological calendar as we approach the end of the Gibbous Phase. She is brilliant, nearly round, illuminating the darkness of night. Truly a breathtaking sight. Her energy is so strong you can feel it as you gaze at the silvery disc overhead. She is nearly full. Nearly, but not quite. It almost seems as if she is poised, yet hesitating, taking a deep breath before her big night. With time and patience, she proceeds along her path. It will come. It will be soon.
If we bring our lives into rhythm with the natural cycles, we find ourselves following the path of the Moon. We are poised and ready, the goal is so near we can almost touch it, almost reach it. Almost, yet something is stopping us. We just don't feel prepared, or it isn't exactly coming together as it should. There is one more detail, or one missing element. We encounter a last-minute glitch. Something isn't quite right; something isn't quite ready. So very close, but not quite, not yet. Do we give up, after working this long and hard, after pouring so much energy into it in the First Quarter Phase? Not if we are following the Moon's path; not if we are following her example and flowing with her energy. We continue, certain that it will happen, it will come, and it will be soon.
How to make the most of this phase
Look at the Moon and feel the Moon. Draw from, join in her strength and certainty. The Gibbous Phase holds a great deal of power and potential. It may take some patience and determination to tap into it. We find ourselves at the precarious point of being very close to a goal. The vision born at New moon is nearly materialized. We may think we've made it. Then something comes up, but don't look at it as a bad thing. This phase is about refining, fine-tuning, and tuning in. What you have begun may seem ready, but it can be better. Challenges, really, are always opportunities in disguise. But this is truer than ever during the Gibbous Phase. When you find yourself encountering glitches in your plans, realize that it is fortunate they were discovered at this stage, and most likely the result will be improving and enriching your endeavors.
Impatience is so strong you can feel it in the air during Gibbous Phase. Yet patience is one of your best allies. However, this isn't the sit quietly and wait type patience. This phase call for having the patience to do things right, analyze, refine, strengthen, perfect… There is far too much to do for idly waiting, or for rushing it too fast. Be careful, be certain, take criticism as constructive (even if it's not intended that way). Just watch the Moon, taking her time, developing the perfect form to create a spectacular display when the moment has come, and not before. Follow her lead, and as always, you won't go wrong.
The vision was born at New Moon. It has developed, strengthened through the phases and made great leaps forward during First Quarter Moon. Now it is on the brink of manifestation. If there was ever a bad time to give up, this is it! Work on solidifying your plans, and double check everything. Take advantage of the analytical and refining tendencies of this phase for anything that you need to revise. This is a good time for any kind of precision work or reviewing and fine-tuning.
The Gibbous Phase is a good time for reviving what has been let slide. If you have (good) habits and routines you've strayed from, this is the time to work on getting them back. Skills and knowledge can get foggy too. If you have things you’ve learned, but haven't studied in a while, or skills you haven't practiced in some time, use this phase to 'brush-up'. You will find it comes back more easily than you think. This can also be a good time for developing natural talents. If you have flair for art (as an example), but have never tried to fine-tune your skills, this is a good time for it.
Though we have nearly reached Full Moon, the light is still increasing, we are still in the waxing, growing portion of the cycle. It is still an appropriate time to start a project or launch something new. Unless you want to encounter the resistance of trying to promote growth in something with ingrained diminishing tendencies, this is your last chance (or wait a couple weeks before the next cycle). Therefore, most often, the kinds of things we begin during this phase ore those we have been procrastinating on, rather than things that were planned and targeted for launching in this phase. If you don't want new beginnings during waning Moon, and haven't got around to starting it yet, it's now or never. Not really never, but you'll have to wait a couple of weeks.
We have a tendency (it's human nature) to easily avoid and procrastinate, but if we're running out of time, we suddenly become ready and impatient. You can call it synchronicity; you didn't plan it this way, yet this kind of energy fits well with the gibbous phase. As Full Moon is so very near, there is a feeling of impatience in the air. As so many things are almost complete, but not quite ready, there is a natural "mad rush' of sorts. So, if you find yourself frantically scrambling to launch something that you hadn't got around to, yet suddenly can't wait for, don't feel that you've gotten out of tune. However, do inject some logic before you get carried away. Ask yourself a few questions. Can it wait until the next cycle? If so, are you actually ready; how much could it benefit from more preparation time?
Like the other phases the Gibbous Phase will bring its own, unique energy and inclination to thing began now (whether this is when you planned the launch, or it was a last-minute impulse). Things began during the Gibbous Phase are likely to need refining, and fine-tuning. There is a tendency to perpetually seek improvement. This is a good time for launching things that are really a rough idea, the refining, perfecting, and tweaking will come quite naturally. It's also a good time for beginning generally analytical, or highly detail-oriented projects.
Full Moon
When the Earth is caught between the moon and the sun, the result is the Full Moon bearing the most powerful energies of the lunar cycle. The Full Moon is often seen by people as 'all purpose'—its energies are prismatic in that it flows into all areas and needs, be it constructive or destructive.
Even more so than the Dark Moon, the Full Moon is a time you would utilize for extra power when you're facing very difficult challenges. This is not just for minor mundane tasks, such as looking for the energy to reorganize your closet or trying to clear negativity out of the house after an argument; this is a time to reserve for those important things in your life that need major changes or major boosts.
While you can plan spells for anything, utilize this energy for your priorities that really matter in your life, like if you need to win a court case, or find a new job with better pay to prevent you from losing your home.
Magics and meditations revolving around spirituality, psychic development, dreams and divination are particularly well times for the Full Moon.
The Moon is now waning (decreasing in light), and 100% to 75% illuminated. This phase lasts about 3.5 days following Full Moon. It will be about 14.75 days until the next New Moon (from the beginning of this phase). This is the 5th in the 8 phases of the Lunar month. The Full Moon Phase begins at Full Moon, when the Sun/Moon angle reaches 180º, and continues until the angle reaches 225º (when the Disseminating Moon Phase will begin). This phase is the first half of the Full Moon Quarter. The Full Moon rises at Sunset and sets at Sunrise. She is visible throughout the night. The name Full Moon is used in both astrology/magick and astronomy.
How it effects your life
Half the Lunar cycle has been spent striving for this point. The Full Moon, in all her splendid glory shines brilliantly in the night sky, the earth glows with her divine silver light. The shadows seem vibrant and alive. It is a breathtaking sight, enlightening and mysterious. The darkness of night is illuminated, yet there is much we sense and cannot see. The light of the Moon, along with her power, has reached a peak. We see it, we feel it. The level of energy is higher on Full Moon than any other time of the month.
The Sun illuminates the Moon; she transforms and reflects his light upon the Earth. The illuminated Earth transforms and reflects her light, producing a mystical, silvery glow. These energies of illumination and reflection are ingrained into the phase of Full Moon. We reflect upon our lives and selves, we see more deeply into our own souls, as well as others. We are drawn to the illusive and mysterious.
The power of the Moon is unmistakable, tangible. We see it, feel it, and sense it. We feel our own power, and the power of the world around us. The moon is the natural astrological ruler of emotions. When she is riding high, so are our emotions. We aren't happy, we're elated; we aren't mad, we're furious; we aren't interested, we're excited; we aren't sad, we're depressed. This is a powerful time, of excess and extremes, which can manifest in a positive or negative way.
How to make the most of this phase
Full Moon is one of the most powerful and influential times in the natural cycle, and probably the most widely accepted (even by many skeptics) proof of astrological influence on our lives. Everyone has seen and felt the effects, firsthand. There is an out-of-control tendency that can make it difficult to harness this energy. The first step is awareness. Don't enter this phase unaware of and out of touch with your emotions, or you likely won't know what to do when the emotional high tide comes. Make sure you have used the waxing phases to learn, grow, build and structure. If you approach Full Moon feeling like your life is spinning out of control, it just might.
Although we are only halfway through the entire Lunar Cycle, there is a feeling of culmination. A goal has been reached. The building, evolving, waxing light of the past couple of weeks has manifested. And what a spectacular manifestation it is! You will find things you have worked on and built coming together at this time. Remember the vague visions of New Moon? Now illuminated, we can see them clearly. If they have survived, and you have put the effort into them, they are now a manifestation. Realistically, few goals are reached, or projects completed in a couple of weeks’ times. However, there is a sense of completion and manifestation in some form. Perhaps the idea is just becoming a solid plan, or one phase of a project is completed. Whatever the case, even if it seems to be only in your own perspective, things are more real and solid. Something has been achieved. If you have been going in the wrong directions, you will see the results of that be manifested into solid form as well. Preparation and the right mind frame are key in successful, productive use of this notorious Moon Phase.
The Moon has reached her peak; from the moment of Full Moon the light will begin decreasing. The period of growth and time for beginnings is past. This is the most active period of change. This time can be useful for changing or breaking habits and routines. Bring things to an end, where needed. This is also a highly creative time, with endless poems, songs, and works of art using Full Moon as a subject, demonstrating the point. Make use of the creative influence for artistic endeavors, or creative thinking. Just be careful of coming to firm decisions fight now (especially on the day of Full Moon), as logic isn't necessarily a strong point right now.
There are many dark corners in our lives, and ourselves, both small and large scale. In 'dark corners' I don't necessarily mean negative things, these are (at least partially) hidden or unnoticed things. With Full Moon, comes light, allowing us to see in those normally invisible, dark corners - just as the brilliant Moonlight allows us to see in the normally dark night. Use this time to take a closer look at things, see hidden potential, look for mistakes, and find opportunities. You can also get a clear insight into yourself, as your emotions are much stronger than usual.
As energy and emotions run high, arguments and conflicts are more likely at Full Moon. Although often difficult, compromise is important. In astrological terms, this is an opposition; the Sun is in the opposite position of the Moon. We often find ourselves completely at odds with someone else. It's important to remember, that this can be quite valuable, useful or informative. Opposite can manifest in different ways. When you look in a mirror, the image you see reflected is opposite the actual image yet reflects it accurately. When you encounter opposition, ask yourself if, in some way, it reflects aspects of yourself or your situations you have not been seeing. Other times, these conflicts can provide valuable insight or information. True, absolute opposites each have elements the other is missing. When you encounter opposition ask yourself if this person or event is giving you information and understanding that you have overlooked and could make your approach completer and more balanced.
It is no longer a good time for beginnings, the flow of energy is shifting. Full Moon is the balance point, or imbalance as it may be, in between waxing and waning. She is neither growing nor shrinking, she is full 100% illuminated. For an instant, a fleeting moment, there is total fulfillment, completion, achievement, and illumination. After that moment, the light is waning, slowly and gradually. This phase carries the energy of the moment of Full Moon, as well as the first gradual steps into the waning portion of the cycle. This is a good time for completing long-term projects or completing a phase of them.
This can be a good time for public displays, drawing attention, or presentations. There is a high energy, and highly emotional quality to Full Moon, so don't draw attention to potentially controversial things, unless you want a controversy. This is a time for putting on a show and getting a dramatic response.
The other, quite obvious factor in the influences this phase brings is, of course, light. It's a good time for evaluation, as things are illuminated figuratively, as well as literally. As we enter the waning phase, there is necessary decreasing and endings. Take a good look at your important projects and plans. Where are you stretching yourself, or your resources too thin? This is the time to begin 'weeding out' the unnecessary. There is a focus on excesses right now, and if you can step back and be objective (so that you aren't inclined to go to excesses) it is a good time for spotting excesses.
Waning Gibbous Moon
After the Full Moon peaks, we enter the waning half of the lunar cycle. Waning energies repel rather than attract, so it's a good time to begin working on spells to get rid of things.
Minor banishing’s can begin with the Waning Gibbous. This is a good time for general cleansings to upkeep your home, office, garden or any of your personal spaces, etc., to keep things from mounting up. This is also a good time to cleanse any personal objects you may have, such as your jewelry or magical tools. Think of this more like routine dusting-- there's no major build-up, you're just trying to keep things clear to prevent problems.
If you have something for which you need closure, or if you're ready to end something in your life (such as an unfulfilling relationship or unsatisfying business venture), this is a good time for spells to bring things to their fruition.
As for meditations and divination, rather than looking to the future or on to new things, it's a good time for introspection. Where have your previous attitudes and actions brought you? What things in your life have been affecting you most? Are you happy with where you are? Do you need to make any attitude or behavior adjustments?
The Moon is waning (decreasing in light), and 75% to 50% illuminated. It begins the 3rd or 4th day after Full Moon and lasts into the 7th day. It is about 11 days until New Moon (from the beginning of this phase). This is the 6th in the 8 phases of the Lunar month. The Disseminating Phase begins when the Sun/Moon angle reaches 225º and continues until the angle reaches 270º (when the Third Quarter Moon Phase will begin). This phase is the second half of the Full Moon Quarter. The Disseminating Moon rises in late evening, a couple of hours after Sunset, and sets in late midmorning, a couple of hours after Sunrise. She is easily visible from Moonrise until Moonset. In astrology and magick this phase is called disseminating; however, astronomers typically use the name Waning Gibbous.
How it effects your life
The Full Moon has passed, though just barely. She still lights up the night sky, and the darkness of earth, although she is visibly waning. The waning phase is primarily about endings and letting go, in contrast to the beginnings and growth of the waxing phase. It's time to begin letting go, to realize that a transformation is needed before there can be further growth.
We have made the transition from waxing to waning, like stepping through a doorway, and now it's time to see what awaits us. In fact, throughout the busy cycle this is the first time we have really stopped to look around. We begin to see where we stand and notice our surroundings and our place in them. The disseminating phase is integrative. Our awareness of others, their needs and goals, their effect on us is heightened. We begin to see where our knowledge may be useful to others, and their knowledge may be useful to us. The visions began at New Moon, the fulfillment gained at Full Moon, the experiences in-between have begun transforming into wisdom and understanding. We are compelled to share it. We absorb what others have to share. Communication is vital.
How to make the most of this phase
Following the natural path of the Moon, it is time to take a step back. Not a step backwards in progress, but step back from situations you are too close to, look at them objectively. From the darkness of New Moon, she has progressed, grown, increased to the peak of Full Moon. Now she is gracefully and slowly slipping into the shadows. She is re-visiting the darkness. Dark does not mean evil or bad. Knowledge, wisdom, understanding, and subconscious all reside in the quiet depths of the shadows. Begin turning your attention to things of this nature.
This is only the beginning of the waning portion of the Lunar Cycle. We begin by seeking understanding. At Full Moon, things are illuminated, accomplished, goals are reached, ideas are solidified. Now we know. But do we understand? The mind is busy, sharing and gathering information, racing with thoughts. This is the time to process those thoughts, bits of information, memories of experiences into wisdom - a valuable tool you can utilize for the rest of this cycle, and all that follow it.
The sharing of information is one of the critical elements of and uses for the Disseminating Phase. If you have a message to get out, now is the time. If others are talking (about something relevant) listen to what they have to say. Study, learn, and absorb ideas and information. The tendency for sharing and interaction is not limited to information, although that is its primary influence. This can be an excellent time for socializing, teaching children to share, charity work. It's perfect for attending (or teaching) classes and workshops, making friends whom you connect to on an intellectual level, or exploring other cultures. Learn and diversify, keep an open mind.
This phase is usually a busy time (at least mentally), but in the rush to share, gain, and digest ideas don't forget that the general tendency of the waning phase is decreasing and letting go. This is a good time for breaking habits, changing routines, and weeding out ideas which aren't useful. Be open to change, as this phase is a beginning of a transformation. Ask yourself what you need to transform.
Now that we are in the waning phase it is no longer favorable to begin projects for growth and increase, because the natural tendency is decreasing. The disseminating phase has a strong focus on information. If you want to get a message out, 'spread the word' this is a perfect time. It's also a good time for gathering information. Think ahead to what you have planned for the next waxing moon and do your research. If you are in the middle of a big project or a difficult/confusing situation or point in your life, ask yourself what you need to know. Information is a powerful tool, and if you don't have all the facts, or don’t fully understand them use this time to remedy the situation. By the same merit if your side of the story hasn't been heard - tell it.
The Disseminating Phase also marks the beginning of transformation. Think change. Even in things we want to progress and grow, the balance of waning is essential. Do you have a stalled project, or feel stuck in a rut? Then something has to change, opening new doors, giving new options. Something has to end making room for new growth or allowing it to be 'reborn' in a different and better way.
3rd Quarter Moon
The Third Quarter, or the Waning Half-Moon, is the perfect timing for dealing with obstacles or leaping over hurtles that might cause you to stumble on your way. Whenever you've been working toward something, and there's a roadblock in your path, the timing of this moon phase offers appropriate energies for helping you burst through it.
Temptations are the number one thing I like to deal with during the Third Quarter. If I'm finding that I often want to cheat on my diet or lay in bed rather than get up and do my exercise or watch TV and fool around on the internet rather than working, I banish that temptation with a spell.
Another good use of this moon phase's energy is in aiding with transitions, whether these are transitions that you have to make or simply want to make in your life. It can help smooth out any wrinkles that might cause snags as you go on your way.
The Moon is waning (decreasing in light), and 50% to 25% illuminated. This phase usually begins the 7th day after Full Moon and continues until the 10th or 11th. It will be about 7.5 days until New Moon (from the beginning of this phase). This is the 6th in the 8 phases of the Lunar month. The Last Quarter Phase begins when the Sun/Moon angle reaches 270º and continues until the angle reaches 315º (when the Disseminating Moon Phase will begin). This phase is the first half of the 3rd Quarter (when the cycle is divided into 4 quarters rather than 8 phases). The Last Quarter Moon rises around midnight and sets mid-day. She is visible from Moonrise, until Moonset. Both astrology/magick and astronomy may use either Last Quarter, Waning Last Quarter, or Third Quarter for this phase. Third Quarter is used more often in astronomy than in astrology/magick.
How it effects your life
Once again, we have reached the balance of light. The Moon begins this phase exactly half illuminated, but waning. She is slipping into the darkness, slowly but surely. Each night we see another sliver of light gone. She still illuminates the night, but gradually the shadows grow stronger and the light grows weaker. It is a time of transition, transformation, and evolution. There is a restless, sometimes uneasy feeling. Instinctively we feel that something is happening, something is changing.
In the First Quarter Phase we feel the energy of waxing and growing become quite potent at the light overtakes the dark. We have now reached the opposite point, as the dark overtakes the light and we feel the energy of waning and decreasing with equal potency. However, the darkness is the quiet, the internal, the letting go, the understanding - it is a more subtle energy. The mysteries of the shadows are now more alluring than the discoveries of the light. The energy is deep and powerful, but not so easy to decipher as the extroverted and illuminating energy we felt in the First Quarter.
How to make the most of this phase
Half-light, half dark. We are looking back and looking ahead. Often, we find ourselves at cross-roads during the Last Quarter Phase, sometimes trying to (or needing to) take both roads at once. Things began early in the phase are coming to fruition. There are things that still need to be done, perhaps another big push to finish up. Maybe they should be continued or revived. It's decision time. Then, there is the question of where to from here. What will replace things that have been finished? What will be started in the next phase? Again, decision time.
Look back: where have you been, and what have you done? Look ahead: where are you going, and what will you do? This is a time of change, as we are beginning to form plans for the future, realizing the repercussions of the past, and deciding what we will (or must) continue, and bring with us. This isn't a time to dodge responsibility and avoid decisions. We often find ourselves facing mistakes we have made and receiving credit for what we have archived. We become aware of what is finished or needs to be. We've been gathering wisdom, contemplating change. Now we begin to figure out what to do with what we have, and don't have.
The Quarter Moon Phases, both first and last, are times of balance followed by direction. This one is vastly different from the First Quarter, however. This is a good time to break bad habits and change routines. Sometimes the more stubborn habits are easier to break now than in the Disseminating Phase. There is sometimes a vague feeling of chaos in our lives around this time. Be careful not to let things spin out of control, but don't be too concerned. It's natural, this is a turning point and there are probably many things going on simultaneously. Don't let yourself slip into bad habits, and not do what has to be done. However, don't push yourself too hard either. Rest and contemplation are integral to the entire waning phase.
The Last Quarter Phase is a good time for taking care of details. Do things you've been putting off. Clean out the closet, finish up some paperwork. Work on wrapping things up, and deal with those 'odds and ends' you've been neglecting. It's a good time to organize, prioritize, streamline, and weed out. Clean up clutter, throw away things you don't need and make room for those 'homeless' things laying around.
This can be an important point in long-term projects and goals. This is a time for making the hard decisions and implementing serious change. What needs to be eliminated? If you are have come to a point where you must choose one of two (or more) directions, this is a good time to make your choice. Now is the time for re-structuring and re-considering plans. Take a hard look at what has and hasn't worked, make use of information you've gathered. This is a time of endings, but not always eliminating things.
This is a good time for finishing or beginning the final stage of something. If you have a project near completion, it can be a good time to take the necessary steps to finish it; make time and room for something new.
Mistakes made along the way may, and problems you've encountered be catching up with you. Don't ignore them or give up on what you've been trying to do. See what there is to be learned, and how they may be avoided in the future. Implement change where needed or use this time to figure out what change is needed. Take an honest look at projects, or things in your life that seem to be going downhill. Decide if it's worth pursuing or not. There is a difference in giving up, depressed, frustrated, and illogical or thinking it through and deciding that it's not worth continuing with. Decide whether you're ending the goal or the plan. If you're ending the plan, but the goal is still worth striving for, consider a new start, a different approach, in the coming Lunar Cycle. If you're ending the goal, do what is needed to wrap it up, and start thinking ahead. Consider the possibilities opened by the time and resources you're freeing up.
Waning Crescent Moon
If you need to clear your life and home of negativity, stress, strife, chaos, etc., now is the time to do it. The Waning Crescent, as it approaches the Dark Moon phase, it suitable for stronger banishing than at any other time of the waning moon phases. Get rid of whatever has been plaguing you—anything you find to be seriously annoying, frustrating or concerning (save things that are serious threats for that Dark Moon).
If you need things to end—not just to finish up and end, but things that no longer serve you that you need to just stop in their tracks-- this moon phase is a good time to do it. Dropping a hopeless project, relationship, friendship, etc. is best done at this time. This is a good time to cast a spell for anything for which you wish to bring about a swift and benign ending.
The Moon is waning (decreasing in light) and 75% to 0% illuminated. This phase begins the 10th or 11th day after Full Moon and continues until New Moon. It is about 3.5 days until New Moon (at the beginning of this phase). This is the 7th in the 8 phases of the Lunar month. The Balsamic Phase begins when the Sun/Moon angle reaches 315º and continues until the angle reaches 0º (when the New Moon Phase will begin). This phase is the second half of the 3rd Quarter (when the cycle is divided into 4 quarters rather than 8 phases). The Balsamic Moon rises is early morning, before dawn and sets in late afternoon. Early in this phase is visible in pre-dawn twilight; a thin silver crescent softly growing in the eastern sky. By the end of this phase she has disappeared, as we approach the next lunar cycle. This phase is called Balsamic, Dark Moon, and Waning Crescent. In astrology/magick the term waning crescent is rarely used; it is by far the most common astronomical name. Dark Moon and Balsamic are commonly used in astrology/magick.
How it effects your life
The darkness is nearly complete. We begin the Balsamic Phase with just a thin sliver of light - you may catch a glimpse in early morning - and by the end of the phase, darkness is complete. We are approaching New Moon; this is the last waning phase. She has withdrawn into the darkness, leaving the night wrapped in shadows. Disappearing, she is resting, preparing for the next Lunar Cycle. As we follow her example, follow her path, we do the same.
This is a time of quiet contemplation. We withdraw into the shadowy depths of thought and emotion, resting, reflecting, thinking, feeling, dreaming, and preparing. To a great degree we exist in the 'invisible worlds' of subconscious, spiritual realms, daydreaming, and our own inner depths. We are often consciously unaware - much is happening, yet it seems that nothing is happening. The past slips away, quietly into the night as the future slips in. While the Moon releases her current cycle, extinguishing the light and preparing for the next cycle, we to are releasing extinguishing and preparing; even if we don't know it on a conscious level.
How to make the most of this phase
This is a time to notice the subtle, especially within yourself. It's not a time of dramatic changes and hectic action. Yet it's a time of chaos, in its own way. There is often an uneasy, restlessness about the Balsamic Phase. This isn't (typically) chaos in the external sense, of noticeable disorder and confusion. This is a deeper, more subtle more meaningful type of chaos. The Lunar cycle is ending, with it our cycle of progress and action is ending. Yet a new cycle has not begun. There is a sense of void, but it's not a void. It's filled with the past, the future, hopes and fears. Externally this should be a calm, quiet time. Allow yourself opportunity to think, feel and experience.
The Balsamic Moon Phase is a time of release. The growing and building of the waxing phase have passes. The actively analyzing, correcting, and changing of the waning phase up to this point has passes. Now is the time for acceptance and release. What has gone too far to be repairable, we must let go of. Perhaps it will be re-started in the next, or a future Lunar Cycle. Maybe it won't. But if its time has come, we must now let go. We must have faith in ourselves, and the natural cycle, knowing what we let go of now will be reborn, the resources will be reused, we are making way for something new, releasing emotions and beginning healing…
Balsamic Moon is also a time of preparation. New Moon is approaching; we are on the verge of the next Lunar Cycle. We are on the verge, but not there yet. Gather your strength and resources; let your mind and body relax. Let your spirit and soul play. Let your imagination run wild. We are following the natural cycle. The Moon is now retreating into the shadows, withdrawing into herself, resting and preparing to come back strong and vibrant in the next cycle. This is the time we should be preparing ourselves to be refreshed and ready for great momentum and new growth to come.
One of the best uses for the Balsamic Phase is rest. If you've been pushing yourself too hard, feeling used up and burnt out, the most important thing to do right now is give yourself a break. It's also a time to get in touch either yourself or nature. This is the time to stop and smell the roses, enjoy the moment. It's also a good time for mundane, routine tasks - the kind of thing you do automatically without having to give it much though. Try to avoid strenuous activities, especially mentally strenuous. This is the time for your mind to relax, and let your subconscious, your soul, and your imagination flow. Don't fill your head with a bunch of fact and figures, that won't let the subtle flow through.
In terms of more 'practical' activities, remember we are in the final days of the waning moon. It won't be favorable time for breaking habits, endings, or eliminating until the next phase. If you have things of this nature you need to do, now is the time. This phase of the waning Moon is particularly good for final endings. Anything you don't want to return or want it to at least be slower than typical - now is the time. For example, if you pull weeds they don't grow back as quickly, if you clean out the junk drawer, it will fill up slower, if you plug a leak it's more likely to hold and so on.
This is not the time to begin anything. It is an excellent time for endings. If you need to end a difficult relationship, break a contract, stop a tough habit, etc. this is your best time. In difficult situations, see if anything needs to be ended and if not, this isn't the time to address the problem. In long-term projects, the Balsamic Phase usually seems to be a time of stalled progress. Don't push for something to happen, wait until New Moon. However, this phase can be an excellent time of inspiration and creativity. The logical and forward moving part of things may be stalled, but often what we really need is a break from the activity and some objective, unusual thoughts on the matter.
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Am I jealous?
If only it were just jealousy…
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Note, I had to rename the folder from Pharaoh Queen Lithia, to Avarice. But yayy the class looks so pretty. She didn't have a really subtle obvious gold glow but it did dawn on me at some point. But OH MY GOD YES!
#elsword#Lithia#elsword lithia#Lithia Beryl#Elsword Lithia Beryl#Greedy Wonder#Fortune Finder#Avarice#elsword avarice#elsword fortune finder#elsword greedy wonder
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LISTEN
You don't have to twist my arm.
I will give them all to you now.
The Smokehounds
Males
Osmin
Nickel
Brom
Rhodes
Argus
Chrome
Females
Selenia
Beryl
Rubi
Vana
Iridia
Lithia
Alexius' dog - Jewel
In other news. I've decided to work on another one-shot for Eris Week for the Hounds prompt. And yes, it did push me to name all 12 of Eris' dogs. I based my theme on the periodic table of elements. I doubt all will be featured in the fic but now I've got them in my back pocket.
#i went with a theme because it was easier for me to build multiple names that way#and i kind of liked the idea of Alexius' dog being Jewel with all of Eris' dogs named after elements#it felt consistent
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キッチリキチキチ戦闘終了
After so many rants...I finally got here. Sorry if someone ever had to endured my post. I actually enjoyed the game despite all nitpicks. Hope I can make this post spoiler-free. Here we go.
(note: the quote on title was Kunzite’s line when he attempted to mimic Beryl’s speech after battle. Trust me this robotic guy is the most adorable teammate)
Well, I thought there will be more maps between me and boss so I ran into the final boss fight unprepared (or else I’ll swap Ines out for Chalcedony). All life bottle and several elixir got used but finally I’ve beat it.
40 hours for sloppy first clear (Innocence R was like..30? and I did pretty much all side contents include Colosseum, something I didn’t do with Hearts R) Overall it’s another good game you can play on psv. It would be much better if I could invested in Shing/Kohaku duo more. In the end my favorites was Beryl (just her running around makes me smile), Kunzite (best cook), Hisui (love whenever he says wtf to everyone), Chalcedony (real hero). Garad didn’t do much aside from being good bro to everyone. Ines was cool (ex-military lady!). Lithia was...okay. Shing and Kohaku probably alright? Talking about my issue with them will require another post which I doubt i’ll make so let leave it as that.
Now I have to decide which Triverse gate I should beat first between Innocence or Hearts.
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NOTE: Anything for Arc 2 and beyond is Japanese only.
Last Update: 08/18/2020
Names in parentheses indicate which playable character(s) join the party upon completion. As of this writing, this playlist contains:
Arc 1
Prologue (Ix Nieves & Mileena Weiss)
Chapter 1 (Yuri Lowell & Repede)
Chapter 2 (Sophie)
Chapter 3 (Luke fon Fabre)
Chapter 4 (Sorey)
Chapter 5 (Jude Mathis)
Chapter 6 (Rutee Katrea)
Chapter 7 (Meredy & Keele Zeibel)
Chapter 8 (Stahn Aileron & Leon Magnus)
Chapter 9 (Lloyd Irving)
Chapter 10 (Velvet Crowe)
Chapter 11 (Cress Albane & Chester Burklight)
Chapter 12 (None)
Chapter 13 (Kanonno Earhart & Raine Sage)
Chapter 14 (Senel Coolidge & Veigue Lungberg)
Event 1 (Tear Grants & Jade Curtiss)
Event 2 (Mikleo & Edna)
Event 3 (Milla Maxwell & Elize Lutus)
Event 4 (Reid Hershel & Farah Oersted)
Event 5 (Rita Mordio & Raven)
Event 6 (Kyle Dunamis & Reala)
Event 7 (Colette Brunel & Guy Cecil)
Event 8 (Alisha Diphda)
Event 9 (Asbel Lhant & Cheria Barnes)
Event 10 (Emil Castagnier & Marta Lualdi)
Event 11 (Laphicet & Eizen)
Event 12 (Mint Adenade & Arche Klein)
Event 13 (Judas & Kongwai Tao)
Event 14 (Sara)
Event 15 (Ludger Will Kresnik & Julius Will Kresnik)
Event 16 (Leia Rolando & Haruka Amami)
[JP Only] Event 17 (Estellise “Estelle” Sidos Heurassein & Karol Capel)
[JP Only] Event 18 (Eleanor Hume)
Arc 2 - Mirrage Prison
Chapter 1 (Kocis)
Chapter 2 (Ruca Milda & Illia Animi)
Chapter 3 (Ludger Will Kresnik)
Chapter 4 (Sync the Tempest)
Chapter 5 (None)
Chapter 6 (Kratos Aurion & Zelos Wilder)
Chapter 7 (Mithos Yggdrasill)
Chapter 8 (Kor Meteor & Caius Qualls)
Chapter 9 (None)
Chapter 10 (Spada Belforma)
Chapter 11 (Asbel Lhant)
Chapter 12 (Flynn Scifo)
Event 1 (Rose & Dezel)
Event 2 (Anise Tatlin)
Event 3 (Mithos Yggdrasill)
Event 4 (Alvin)
Event 5 (Pasca Kanonno & Kana)
Event 6 (Celcius)
Event 7 (Hubert Oswell & Pascal)
Event 8 (Lenneth Valkyrie & Rondoline E. Effenberg)
Event 9 (Magilou)
Event 10 (Asch the Bloody & Natalia Luzu-Kimlasca Lanvaldear)
Event 11 (Barbatos Goetia)
Event 12 (Shirley Fennes & Chloe Valens)
Event 13 (Gaius & Muzet)
Event 14 (Kirito & Asuna)
Event 15 (Lailah)
Event 16 (Kohaku Hearts & Hisui Hearts)
Event 17 (Kanonno Grassvalley)
Event 18 (Genis Sage & Presea Combatir)
Event 19 (Hilda Rhambling)
Event 20 (Claus F Lester)
Event 21 (Judith)
Event 22 (Uzuki Shimamura & Ranko Kanzaki)
Event 23 (Rokurou Rangetsu)
Event 24 (Suzu Fujibayashi & Sheena Fujibayashi)
Arc 3 - Fairy’s Requiem
Chapter 1 (Victor)
Chapter 2 (Emil Castagnier)
Chapter 3 (None)
Chapter 4 (Milla Maxwell)
Chapter 5 (Kocis)
Chapter 6 (Loni Dunamis & Nanaly Fletcher)
Chapter 7 (Asch)
Chapter 8 (Malik Caesar & Richard)
Chapter 9 (Kunzite & Lithia Spodumene)
Chapter 10 (Fractured Milla)
Chapter 11 ( Karia Nevan & Atwight Eks)
Chapter 12 (Harold Berselius)
Chapter 13 (Ion)
Chapter 14 (Richter Abend)
Chapter 15 (Karyl Sheedan)
Chapter 16, Part 1 (Nazar)
Chapter 16, Part 2 (Mecuria)
Event 1 (Rubia Natwick)
Event 2 (Alisa Illinichina Amiella, Claire Victorious, & Philine Strigidae Volare)
Event 3 (Dhaos)
Event 4 (Allen & Zephyr)
Event 5 (Rowen J Ilbert)
Event 6 (Elrane)
Event 7 (Zaveid)
Event 8 (Marcus Grimm)
Event 9 (Dymlos Timber & Pierre de Chaltier)
Event 10 (Claude C. Kenny & Rena Lanford)
Event 11 (Annie Barrs)
Event 12 (Duke Pantarei)
Event 13 (None)
Event 14 (Patty & Chat)
Event 15 (Philia Felice & Garr Kelvin)
Event 16 (Grune)
Event 17 (Ange Serena & Beryl Benito)
Event 18 (None)
Event 19 (Lazaris)
Event 20 (Mao & Eugene Gallardo)
Event 21 (Norma Beatty)
Event 22 (None)
Event 23 (None)
Event 24 (None)
Event 25 (Shizel)
Event 26 (Tilkis Barone & Arria Ekberg)
Event 27 (Creed Graphite)
Event 28 (Gintoka Sakata, Kagura, Toushirou Hijikata, & Sougo Okita)
Event 29 (None)
Event 30 (Lilith Aileron & Rimul Aileron)
Event 31 (Alice & Decus)
Event 32 (Little Queen)
Event 33 (None)
Event 34 (Yuan Ka-Fai & Martel Yggdrasill)
Event 35 (Mary Argent & Bruiser Khang)
Event 36 (Shigure Rangetsu)
Event 37 (Ricardo Soldato & QQ Selezneva))
Event 38 (None)
Event 39 (Anzu Futaba & Kirari Morobishi)
Event 40 (Dist the Reaper)
Event 41 (Dio & Mel)
Event 42 (Agria the Shadowless & Symonne)
Event 43 (Ines Lorenzen)
Event 44 (Will Reynard)
Event 45 (None)
Arc 4 (Last Cradle)
Chapter 1 (???)
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Phoenix
Lippy
NPCs
Ami Burklight
Marian Fustel
Quickie
Noishe
Claire Bennett
Quppo
Pippo
Poppo
Mieu
Coda
Tenebrae
Aster Laker
Ba’ul
Teepo
Rollo
Bienfu
Morgrim
Rays-Original Ion Replica - Libera
Future / Unknown
Morrison (Which one not specified)
Lundgrom
Ilene Rembrandt
Chelsea Torn
Max
Ras
Fortuna
Regal Bryant
Tytree Crowe
Saleh
Agarte Lindblum
Milhaust Selkirk
Moses
Jay
Walter Delques
Maurits Welnes
Schwartz
Peony Upala Malkuth IX
Van Grants
Arietta the Wild
Original Ion
Gelda Nebilim Replica
Forest Ledoyen
Lukius Bridges
Hermana Larmo
Hasta Ekstermi
Mathias
Thitose Cxarma
Alexei Dinoia
Kurt Bessel
Victoria
Chalcedony Akerman
Gall Gruner
Heldalf
Sergei Strelka
Artorius Colbrande
Unnamed Characters (Present in the story but identities not revealed yet. May be characters in previous list)
2 Eternia characters
1 Symphonia character
2 Tempest characters
1 Vesperia character
2 Hearts characters
2 Xillia characters (Representing both games)
1 Zestiria character
2 Berseria characters
Speculated (Namco has teased the possibility of including characters from these obscure Tales games)
Julio & Caro from Narikiri Dungeon 2 & 3
Ruru & Mika from Tales of Breaker
By extension, this could also include characters from Tales of Commons & Tales of Wahrheit?
#tales of#tales of the rays#tales of vesperia#tales of graces#tales of the abyss#tales of zestiria#tales of xillia#tales of destiny#tales of eternia#tales of symphonia#tales of berseria#tales of phantasia#tales of destiny 2#tales of the world#radiant mythology
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