#lore speaks

[lorriks-rp-corner]

Junko looks like she goes to fucking starbucks and you cannot change my mind

[rainbowvamp]

i love it when we make dream cry. i mean it’s sad, but he kinda deserves it.

[danidoesathing]

physically sick over the fact that. In the game’s canon Viktor is doing whatever he can to get rid of his emotions and humanity. and it’s what him and Jayce clash over most. its the center of their entire conflict

but in arcane it’s torn away from him against his will because of Jayce. Because Jayce didn’t care what Viktor became as long as he got his partner back. Hello. Can anyone hear me

[poorly-drawn-mdzs]

Hey now, Let her cook!

[allegedly-human-uwu]

Existing on tumblr the past few weeks

[lorriks-rp-corner]

Looking at their posts rn and what I have seen so far is just, them starting beef with people

Is this funny or

[xxplastic-cubexx]

[right to left]

finally finished This Wip from Ever ago and so now i ask you ever look into another dudes eyes and suddenly want to do whatever he wants

[drenched-in-sunlight]

elden ring OCs.

Raimes and Mirai. they hail from one of the main houses that made up Erdtree’s upper echelons.

[lilybug-02]

This kiddo is absorbing about 20% of the lore.

Bug Fact: The Mexican Jumping Bean gets it's characteristic jump from the moth larvae that pupates within it.

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[lorriks-rp-corner]

"Reasonable they'd be hard to get too, otherwise they'd be long dead by now." Fuyuhiko was completely unaware about the timeline stuff, hell, it was reasonable he didn't know timelines existed at all. Even if he did, then the man really didn't care. "Anyways, I plan on setting up a room for you when we get back. As for Nagito, i'll get my men to make one of the houses livable. One far away from mine, I don't want him near me." More, he didn't trust Nagito near his shit, or wanted him in a position where he could snoop about, learn things he shouldn't. Fuyuhiko listened closely as Chiaki told him about the kids, making small mental notes in his head. Masaru he absolutely was keeping away from his work, while he didn't give a rat's ass about them seeing traumatizing things he didn't want to potentially put them in danger. Though there was a name he did recognize, Monica, but just to make sure. "Are you talking about that towa brat? The one that Kazuichi keeps bitching about all because the group she's apart of is mass producing Monokuma." Sadly working with Kazuichi for weapons meant he had to deal with his drama, and constantly hearing about how the towa group's momokuma were probably shitty had gotten on Fuyuhiko's nerves more than a few times.

Chiaki tried not to frown, Peko really was just nothing more than Fuyuhiko's shadow now, wasn't she? Junko really did a number on their relationship, it was so different now. Though she supposed that was the point.

Still, she very visibly relaxed at the end of Fuyuhiko's explanation. Those rules could probably be worked with, even with kids as rambunctious as the warriors, if they weren't sharing the same house than it'd probably be easy to keep them from getting into trouble. Plus, he hadn't said anything about Nagito.

Which meant that he might not know what Nagito had been doing. He probably didn't even know that Nagito had been in Towa all this time, or living with Junko. He did say that he hadn't been very 'active' compared to the others. And that meant that Fuyu wouldn't know about the Warriors at all.

Which meant that things were perfect to hide here, unless Junko came calling too early.

She might be able to actually pull this off.

"Well, see, the thing is, they're sort of hard to get to unless you know what you're doing." She murmured, she's sure she could probably tell him about the weird timeline stuff, especially since Kamukura was the only one left who could cross them right now. "But I can tell you about them. They're three boys and two girls, there's Monica, she's got green hair and is the youngest of the five. Then there's Jataro, the next one up. He usually wears a mask and carries art supplies all around, he's a bit of an oddball but sweet in his own way. Then there's Kotoko, she has pink hair and wears it in pigtails and likes to dress up and be a bit of a blowhard. She's kinda inherited Nagito's flair for the theatrics I think. Then there's Masaru, he's a little rambunctious and might wanna learn how to be a mobster, I dunno how well you'd take to that...then last there's Nagisa. He's kinda like a grumpy cat but he's really super smart. Just put him in a library with Nagito and he should be happy."

She started smiling as she described the children, relaxing and warming up as she did. It was pretty clear she loved them a lot.

[drawsmaddy]

[ID: A digitally illustrated two panel comic of Martin Blackwood and Jonathan Sims from The Magnus Archives. In the first panel Martin is stood at a counter preparing a cup of tea. He is smiling softly with his eyes closed and a thought bubble next to his head shows a small image of Jon with some hearts around him and text reading "ah... Jon...". The second panel shows Jon sat at his desk with the mug of tea from the first panel in his right hand and papers in his left. He is growing and saying "Martin's such a fucking idiot I hope he dies". End description.]

Stupid season 1 jonmartin dynamic ily forever

[lorriks-rp-corner]

Not much to say here, name's Lore. This is just my general rp account, so I don't have to keep making blogs and stuff (You'll catch me dead before I EVER use sideblogs). My main in @lorrikum (new main, old one god nuked by the google gods :sob:). I also run @14thdivison. General rules apply, don't godmod, give me enough to work with that stuff.

[rainbowvamp]

i’ve started queueing all my posts so that i stop incessantly checking if people looked at a post. then by the time it gets through the queue i forget i made a post until i get to go “oh look someone likes that. neat” when i see it in my notifs.

this is a brain hack. im smart.

[tevinter]

Veilguard fails to realise that for those who believe, faith is stronger than anything, even facts.

Right in the beginning of Veilguard all the Dalish/veil jumpers are so nonchalant and against their gods returning, as if they were convinced offscreen that their whole faith was based on a lie (even though they all still wear vallaslin) and their gods were Evil™. This, again, fails to consider that the vast majority of the Dalish would either not believe or not care because it's their religion, their faith.

Morally ambiguous gods exist in real life religions too and it didn't stop people from believing in them. Divine morality transcends mortal understanding, so their actions are always rightful. This also leads to the concept of a 'god-fearing' person - even the term used (θεοσεβής) can mean both respect and fear. Mortals are humbled by the gods' power and greatness, and willfully submit to their divine authority.

You needn't go further than the goddamn Bible itself to see countless examples of unethical things that God did/supported including legitimization of slavery and punishment (Exodus 21:20-21 “Anyone who beats their male or female slave with a rod must be punished if the slave dies as a direct result, but they are not to be punished if the slave recovers after a day or two, since the slave is their property." is one unhinged example), cannibalism, many kinds of violence, war, and of course, genocide, one of which was literally the deliberate destruction of nearly all humanity and living creatures on earth. The god of the most widely practiced religion in the world for millenia. Ask a devout Christian if they would stop believing in God just because 'um actually he is bad'.

Mystery is also a great aspect of religion, which also makes it an excellent worldbuilding element for writers. Mystery adds to the immersion because just like the characters, we don’t know everything except the beliefs and unanswered questions. And we're not supposed to, because this is how religion works in real life, where faith is about belief rather than what’s fully understood. It makes the story feel more real and engaging. Professional writers - of a AAA title no less - should know this.

Religion was one of the greatest themes in all previous games, especially Andrastianism and the Elven pantheon. Reducing it all to 'the Evanuris did it' is disappointing to say the least, and even if it was the truth that only the writers knew, they should have kept it that way, or at least some of the mystery. It adds immersion, drama, nuance, it encourages thought and discussion. For all Veilguard failed in the 'show, don't tell' rule, in this case this is too much exposure, and not even done in a good way. ''Religion is fake, so now everyone's atheist or unfazed. Oh, except for one (1) person who is mildly upset'' is not how faith works, especially in a setting so religious as Thedas.

[apollos-boyfriend]

i think the funniest part about describing among us as a game where you “play as assassins” is that it implies the impostors have some sort of political agenda

[andthatsp1]

Lestappen wheel to wheel action, but it’s 2011 and they’re in go-karts.

Featuring: a Max & Charles front row, a double-overtake on Esteban Ocon, and Charles being a track terror. Max is 214 with the white helmet and Charles is 267 with the orange one.