#manifest zones

[the-dragonshard]

Manifest zones/planar portals:

Risia

Lammania

Irian

Dolurrh

Dal Quor (theoretical) or Syrania

Mabar

Dolurrh or Shavarath

Shavarath

Xoriat

Risia or Syrania

Caves are weirder and more varied than you think

[hinamie]

long way home

[puppetmaster13u]

Because it is Mermay:

Originally did this art for one of @radiance1 prompts/story ideas, which also gives an idea of colors so.

[housecow]

y’all will never see me as an actual bbw model or making scenario/stuffing content of any sort because i am a TERRIBLE actor.

no i cant do a cute little moan and rub my belly after a funnel session, im literally about to pass out and need to be tucked into bed

[theslowestpoke]

Headcanon that Isaac has chronic pain from his fucked up childhood, but doesn't know it because he was usually injured enough to chalk the constant ache in his joints up to being crammed in a freezer long after puberty made him too tall to fit (which is partially true).

The bite isn't actually a cure, it just boosts the healing factor of bitten wolves so high that they appear cured, which is why Erica has a seizure when the kanima scratches her in the library; she still has epilepsy. Derek isn't lying when he tells them it will fix them, he just doesn't know he's wrong. It's not supposed to cure Isaac's claustrophobia or PTSD, but something like fibromyalgia is a neurological disorder, which is what epilepsy is.

Think about the ice bath scenes. When Isaac gets in the ice bath to remember when Erica and Boyd are, it isn't even supposed to be a method that can kill him, but it still makes him out of commission when Scott and Derek break into the bank. Later, when Scott, Stiles, and Allison sacrifice themselves to find their parents, the ice bath solution is not only more dangerous, but they stay in the water for 16 hours, far longer than Isaac did, and they still have the ability to jump straight into action finding the Nemeton. Sure, Scott is essentially already a True Alpha, but Stiles and Allison? Just humans. So why was it so hard for Isaac to recover?

I think it's because the ice bath put Isaac so close to the edge that his healing factor slowed (the claustrophobia of being underwater coupled with taking a kid who used to get locked in a freezer and asking him to voluntarily get into a freezing cold metal tub to access painful memories, all of which is before the actual risk of the ritual that Deaton doesn't even want to describe to him) and it brought all that latent chronic pain to the surface. If you have chronic pain, you know how much more it hurts when you're freezing cold. Even when he meets them to look for Boyd and Cora, he shows up wearing the scarf and a coat because he's still not 100%.

When Isaac gets electrocuted and takes ages to heal from the burns in the hospital in 3B, Scott tries to take his pain and is startled by how much pain Isaac is in. In that scene, Isaac's wolf healing is basically working overtime just to keep him alive, so the pain from the burns (internal and external) isn't the only thing Scott finds.

[triona-tribblescore]

UGHHHHHHHHHHHH

Been trying to draw the same friggen page for 3 days now, I want to, but I keep procrastinating. BRAIN, JUST LET ME DRAW MY BOYS, PLEASE!!

[pinkyjulien]

Manifesting the drawing juice with a ✨ blorbo collage ✨

[kingzombear]

My ocs have some interesting yuri goin' on

(bonus doodle of them before the Lupacabra Incident lmao)

Jojo 🐐 (she/they)

Lup 🐺 (she/they)

[spooksier]

some scans from my pandorica radio dev book, i couldnt find any orange sticky notes

☆ pandorica radio out now ☆

[mobius1s]

ok

[asklesbianonceler]

I have not posted any of my analysis to reddit yet and I think I might just post it and ghost it. I've already spent too much time looking at other people's threads on there to feel any way good about interacting with folks.

I already went in an added the "I know you're going to bring this up let me save you the time" section which is exclusively touching on the frequent topics of:

"well what about the fingerprint nostrum and finger mimics? He is clearly just a crackpot"

And

"it's definitely some weird elaborate sacrifice to Metyr thing"

[umbraastaff]

But before he could reach his intended altitude, a few yards short of the stalactite-dotted ceiling, something pulled him to a stop — not a bony hand at his shoulder this time, but a fuzzy constricting sensation around his scythe-bearing arm. When he looked down, he saw a web of tangled red threads, impossibly thin yet ensnaring him from wrist to mid-biceps — and every single one of them led back to Barry Bluejeans.

- Fear The Reaper A Lot, Actually by @anistarrose

[whitegownsandflowercrowns]

Gut Feelings I Have About Upcoming 2023 Films

based 95% on my intuition and 5% on the chatter from Cannes

Challengers is probably going to be very divisive (Guadagino seems to love to inspire controversy, and I got very strong “it’s either going to be your new favorite or you’re going to hate it” vibes from the trailer).

I would not be surprised if Killers Of The Flower Moon becomes widely considered to be in Scorsese’s top 3 once it’s released (I saw the Cannes reaction).

Cannes has also told me that The Zone Of Interest is probably going to be pretty incredible.

Maybe it’s just because I don’t love Vanessa Kirby’s casting (I think she’s a great actress, but Josephine was older than Napoleon and that was a contentious factor in their relationship) but I have a feeling that Napoleon is going to be disappointing.

I think that The Color Purple is going to be considered a great book-to-musical-to movie adaptation (all the factors are right, I feel).

Dune Part II is going to outdo its predecessor, I just know it (in terms of quality).

I think that The Killer is going to be well liked, but I don’t think it’s going to be Fincher’s new best.

I get the feeling that Poor Things is going to be great, but I also think it’s going to be one of Lanthimos’ more “mainstream” movies (in terms of it appealing to more people).

I think that Ferrari is going to be solid, but mostly an Oscar vehicle for Adam Driver.

Priscilla is either going to be Coppola’s best or absolutely terrible, there is zero in between.

I think that Next Goal Wins is going to be a good movie to watch with your family, but also just a nice good movie on its own.

Drive-Away Dolls is going to be a great time. That’s all I know.

Maestro is probably largely a directing/acting Oscar vehicle for Bradley Cooper (and he is going to be pushing an overdue narrative hard) but I don’t doubt that it’ll also be good.

I think The Holdovers is going to be widely well regarded, but I think it’s going to attract a small cult following where the people who love it really love it.

Finally, I think that Saltburn is either going to make or break Emerald Fennell’s directorial career, and based on the cast and summary, I’m leaning towards make.

[weyounthevorta]

Marry, Smash, Kill

[chronurgy]

I love Eberron so much I can't wait to run a dnd campaign in Eberron like this bitch has everything: cold war politics, corporate greed, ambiguous divinities, death cults, a country run by hags, magic integrated into everyday life, a guy whose epithet is fleshweaver, an ubercursed continent, dragons who serve an ancient prophecy that preserved the world but wouldn't hesitate to squash you like a bug, I could go on

Eberron my belovèd

[reborn--maggot]

zones diety called karma. does exactly what you'd expect. is this anything.