#margrave

[glennethph]

I know that it’s part of the Reacher narrative to be a drifter, to move from town to town, injustice to injustice. But I wish we stayed in Margrave: I miss Roscoe & Finlay.

[witekspicsoldpostcards2]

GERMANY - Jubilaum historic / commemorative post card: Konrad der Grosse >>> Conrad I (c. 1097 – 5 February 1157), called the Great (German: Konrad der Große), a member of the House of Wettin, was Margrave of Meissen from 1123 and Margrave of Lusatia from 1136 until his retirement in 1156. Initially a Saxon count, he became the ruler over large Imperial estates in the Eastern March and progenitor of the Saxon electors and kings.

[escapismsworld]

📍Margrave Opera House, Germany.

Pt. 1

[gronjon44]

AHHHHHHHHHHHH

[a-phantasmus]

my love.... my pride and joy.... the best girl in the world.......

[renaultmograine]

Margrave Krexus - Warcraft 3 model port by Sarsaparilla

[szalakota]

Oh look, Gigantic is back!

Never had a real chance to play with this gem, but this game never truly dies.

Made with Krita, 2024 March

[nade2308]

Reacher in every episode of season 1

@thethistlegirl

[justtryingout]

Granny need some extra crowns for those skins.

[tide115]

Riffed on one of @ apdoodles 's dragoon designs to make a variant. Go check them out on twitter/bluesky if you haven't yet

[thethiefinwhite]

Day 5: Free Day

Posting a last minute Gautier Family Week entry! :)

My sweet sister let me try out her new markers for this picture. Thanks, Dear!

[unxpctedlygreat]

Matthias's praise lines for Felix! (Felix confirmed specialest meow meow)

[cielenruine]

[NUZZLE]

There were urges that by now Lambert chose to simply act upon without spending much time thinking about it, much less try to rationalize it. Memories engraved in his body but lost to his mind for the time being, but that were no less powerful or influential in his mood. Most of the time they were simple things- the urge to perform specific exercises, prepare his tea in a certain way, seek specific interactions from people. One of which was right there, by his side.

He also often wondered how Matthias managed to make so many trips to the Abyss without raising too much suspicion. At the very least now, he had showed up for a chat and Lambert made sure to drag him into the safe haven of his bedroom. No ulterior motives in sight, but…he didn’t want a repeat of the Legault episode.

And then, he just went for it. Without offering the other man the grace of asking for permission, much less announcing his intentions, Lambert nuzzled into Matthias’ neck. Initially a bit stiff, experimenting- trying to figure out what exactly his body sought, until he found the right angle and sighed in content relief.

Yes, this felt just right.

He had been reading a report. It wasn't so important, a simple activity. Return Lambert to the sounds he was used to, the things that he would return to once he found himself fully. It was simple instinct to act in such a way. The setting may have changed but the actions, the feelings remained as they were. Then he froze up and looked at the man with wide eyes. Their younger days, a different time...all at once it flashed to mind and the papers held in his hand fluttered to the ground. Ears turned a gentle red and he just stared for a moment. There wasn't much he could say. The report he was reading fell and whatever it was about slipped his mind entirely. But he would let him enjoy this... The sensation of touching him, of leaning so close. If it helped....if it helped he would allow it...

[art-of-vox-machina]

THE LEGEND OF VOX MACHINA | Margrave's Mansion Design

By Arthur Tang

[dimiclaudeblaigan]

Honestly though, this (what Ashe is pointing out) is exactly why I don't think GW could possibly end well. There's no "talking it over" after all the bloodshed (especially bloodshed started by them, and especially bloodshed started by them that didn't have to happen).

The way the narration leaves it "open" too at the end of GW just comes across as "it failed". It feels like... a kind of pointless story?

And I know some people might think that since Dimitri personally isn't as deeply affected by losing Matthias and so might be willing, that's still no good if his people and closest allies aren't. Rodrigue and Sylvain wouldn't be so forgiving, and I do think Dimitri would follow suit because that's his father (Rodrigue)'s closest friend and one of his own closest friends' father.

Add that to the fact that they have Sreng to deal with still (and I imagine sooner or Sylvain would figure out that Leicester had a hand in provoking Sreng to attack Faerghus) on top of losing Matthias and I imagine all the stress and aggravation wouldn't bode well for Leicester as far as Claude's thinking of things working out goes.

I just really can't see where GW goes afterward that would be "good" or works in Claude's favor at all. Maybe that was the intention and it was meant to be a route with a completely tragic ending, but apparently there are players who think it would end well and whatnot and I just can't see that happening (both from Faerghus' end and from Adrestia's end, the latter of which Claude discussed within GW itself).

If their intention was for a totally tragic ending, like yeah, I can see that... but as always the writing muddies the waters to make it sound good while something bad is happening. It keeps trying to have a positive spin on bad things as if they're just afraid to commit to a fully bad ending.

[dreamconsumer]

Henry VI of Carinthia (1265-1335). Unknown artist.

He married Princess Anna of Bohemia. After the death of Anne's brother in 1306, Henry was elected king of Bohemia and titular king of Poland.