#rogue of blood

[cgtg]

BLOOD PLAYERZ ONLY

as with the prev polls: if you consider multiple, i suggest going for the one u feel aligned with currently/most often, which one u wanna represent in a poll like this, whichever has the most compelling role/narrative, whatever works for U. classpecting is very subjective, and fluid for a lot of people.

i actively encourage discussion in the notes or my inbox of what your class and aspect mean to u. simple or lengthy, i wanna hear it :J

excluding master classes bc no space for em, sorry.

for those who cant vote: i’d appreciate u passing the poll along. also, i’ll post updates throughout the week on how it’s going so everyone can have a peek inside. thank u

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Played Sonic CD and got inspired........ ::::)

[starlit1daydream]

Thieves & Rogues: Inundation and Redistribution

A day late, I'm aware; turning 18 will do that to a girl. I'm now older, and definitely not wiser.

The Thieves & Rogues are another contentious group; particularly the Thieves for various discourse-generating reasons - but the Rogues have their pitfalls and fall victim to mischaracterisation a lot more than you'd assume.

The Thief:Rogue dichotomy embodies inundation, redistribution and possession. It's the authority over who gets to hold their Aspect for themselves; whether it's them or somebody else, that's what being a Redistribution Class is about.

There's often some insecurity about their capacity to hold it in play as well - and they tend to use a lot of their opposite Aspect's forces; after all, what do you get when you take something but the absence of it, and therefore its opposite?

Canonical Thief players are Vriska Serket (Thief of Light) and Meenah Peixes (Thief of Life).

Canonical Rogue players are Roxy Lalonde (Rogue of Void), Nepeta Leijon (Rogue of Heart), and my arch-nemesis Rufioh Nitram (Rogue of Breath).

Point A - the narrative function of the Thief.

The Thief is the one with active distribution of their Aspect; and therefore the one liable to actively steal it. This, on paper, sounds pretty nasty - there's a reason why Thieves are lumped in with the nebulously 'bad' classes; but it's a neutral role with possible applications in either sense.

They often hold a deep-seated obsession with their Aspect; they think it's something that's out to get them and conflate an excess of it with an absence. Their perceived lack of it motivates them to hoard it, as much as possible.

Vriska Serket, the Thief of Light, is contentious for a damn good reason. Imbued with ungodly plot armour and fortune's favour, she seizes control of the narrative by force, all the while bemoaning her unlucky streak & employing the most unsubtle methods of manipulation she can think to use.

Meenah Peixes, the Thief of Life... does not understand the consequences of her actions; period. She thinks Life is out to get her, exacts every bit of free will she has out of spite and cultivates discourse and stagnation to try and encourage character development. (Oh, yeah, she also... kills people. Like, a lot.)

Their opposite Aspects are, therefore, pretty prevalent! By taking away their Aspect; they leave the inverse behind.

Vriska stealing Light leaves Void. Meenah stealing Life leaves Doom.

Often, it's almost as if they're using their inverse to cultivate their actual Aspect; Vriska uses offscreen events to justify onscreen developments - it's how she 'takes luck'. Meenah uses suffering and control in order to encourage growth - it's how she 'takes life'.

They care very little for their Aspect at the centre of it all, despite their perceived obsession; they don't seem to understand the value of it at all. That's the interesting part, I feel.

Point B, the practical function of the Thief.

Now, taking the Aspect is a very powerful ability in the right hands. We don't just see Vriska metaphorically rob fortune, she literally steals luck from her enemies mid-fight and utilises chance and possibility in order to get the upper hand.

Meenah takes 'taking life' about as seriously as you can get - not only does she really like killing people, but as the Condesce everything she did resulted in stagnation and decay in her wake as she robbed the worlds she ruled of the ability to develop; using control and hegemony to cultivate development and failing miserably.

The opposing Aspect, again, plays a prominent role! Vriska forgoes certainty and manipulates the absence of a definitive outcome to play around with luck. Meenah forgoes development and enacts control on the people beneath her to play around with change.

Point C, the narrative function of the Rogue.

I'm gonna use the Thief's concluding point as the jumpoff point for the Rogues; whereas the Thief devalues their Aspect, the Rogue puts too much stock in its importance. Their Aspect is too important to them; and so their relationship with it differs.

Passive classes tend to act without realising it, and the Rogues are no different - I'd argue their presence often leads to their Aspect being taken in a way they don't realise they're doing.

Roxy Lalonde, Rogue of Void, is desperate for attention, and yet obfuscates knowledge, is isolated from all society and would rather get drunk at the start of her arc than face the truth of her situation. I'd argue that she downplays her own importance as a person in the face of her friends' catastrophic communication failures. By being around, she takes the Void from her session and opens up ways to communicate whilst learning to give irrelevance to things.

Nepeta Leijon, Rogue of Heart, puts people into boxes. She makes them into little cariacatures on her walls, plays matchmaker in her stories; and yet she's also one of the most emotionally mature and genuine trolls in the story - she wears her Heart on her sleeve, and doesn't deny it. By being around, she takes the Heart from her friends by way of drawing out truer selves, as we see in her relationship with the insecure & disingenuous Equius.

Rufioh Nitram, Rogue of Breath, takes people's sense of purpose and direction and makes their agency depend on his presence in their life. He does Damara and Horuss dirty time and time again, and yet they can't cut him off because he's made himself too important. And yet there he is, spineless, giving away his own free will because he holds no security in his selfhood. He's trapping people in relationships without realising. I also want to drop an anvil on his head.

The common thread, despite the differing situations, is the indirect usage of the opposing Aspect to passively take away the true Aspect and the character development involving a realisation of their Aspect's value and the importance of keeping it for oneself. Roxy is the only Rogue whose development we see in full, unfortunately; but there's snippets with Nepeta and Rufioh Nitram changing isn't happening any time soon.

Point D, then. The practical function of the Rogue.

Once again, Roxy is our only point of reference by virtue of being the only God-Tiered Rogue; but luckily, she also gives us some really good demonstrations. Roxy literally takes the nonexistence away from something, bringing it into existence.

Inversely, she's capable of giving Void to herself, cloaking herself and by extension her whole session in a veil of invisibility. She's controlling the distribution of Void, letting it both be taken and given; after making her peace with the distribution of it.

So, the common thread is the central question of 'who gets to have my Aspect?'

A Thief would tell you 'me', and a Rogue would tell you 'anyone else'. That's what I feel separates them, and yet don't let that convince you that Thieves are bad and Rogues are good; look at Rufioh. A Thief may take for altruistic reasons, and a Rogue may give away for... not so altruistic reasons!

Get creative with it, that's what I say. How about a Thief of Doom who takes on everyone else's suffering because they're self-sacrificial to a fault? ...Okay, actually, that's my idea, don't take that one.

Anyhow, next week I'll be concluding the 'normal' classes with the Maids and Sylphs! Should be fun, I'll see you then - hopefully on time, too.

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well i think everything's back to normal so i got some excited news!!!

im making a classpect picrew!! wanted to make one for a very long time now and finally got my hands on it!

for now there are all classes done except for bard!currently working on it) and muse & lord!

some hairs and additional clothings are also there

ok i think that's all. I'll keep y'all updated (if anybody's even interested in it lol)

[giftofclasspects]

hello there!

blood playlists are below the cut!!!

maid of blood

page of blood

mage of blood

knight of blood

rogue of blood

sylph of blood

seer of blood

thief of blood

heir of blood

bard of blood

prince of blood

witch of blood

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Which is the cooler aspect?

[tavtiers]

requesting for a rogue of blood classpect analysis pls :]

The Rogue of Blood [symbols: domino mask, bleeding cut]

The Rogue class is based on Robin Hood.

The Blood aspect’s main theme is connection. You can find its official description here.

A Rogue of Blood is among those who use paths, drive, and passion. This is the “classpect group” they belong to. Members include: the Knight, Page, Thief, and Rogue of Breath/Blood. These classes are all opposites or inverses of each other that use the Breath/Blood dichotomy (paths, drive, and passion). A description of classpect groupings can be found here.

The Rogue of Blood passively steals the Blood aspect. Passive classes are guided by others or act for the benefit of others. They are more likely to be kind, but less likely to stand up for themselves. Thieves and Rogues steal their aspect and everything it symbolizes to grant it to someone else. Simplified, the Rogue of Blood is motivated by others to steal connection.

In personality, the Rogue of Blood lacks self control and has a strong sense of responsibility. Personality descriptions can be found here.

Their archetype is the Free Spirit Promised, defined by reckless connection. Archetypes are explained here.

Their opposite is the Thief of Breath, who actively steals freedom.

Their inverse is the Knight of Breath, who actively utilizes freedom.

A classpect or “god tier” is an individual’s best self. All classpects go through a journey from unrealized, to struggle, to realized. When a character is unrealized, they neutrally exist as their inverse. On their struggle, they will wildly flip back and forth between their inverse and true classpect. In their worst moments they will act as their inverse, in their best their true classpect. When realized, they will stabilize as their true classpect. They will still have room to grow, but will become happier, more successful people.

This means that the Rogue of Blood begins life motivated by themselves to utilize freedom. When their struggle arrives and they are at their worst, they will continue this behavior in negative extremes. However, when at their best, they will find purpose in instead stealing connection for others. When realized, they will stabilize and continue to steal the Blood aspect passively, in a positive way.

They share their archetype with the Prince of Heart, the Promised Free Spirit.

The Rogue of Blood would quest on a planet similar to the Land of Cubes [Rogue] and Blood [Aspect]. An example would be the Land of Clay and Golems. An explanation of planet naming conventions can be found here.

Two possible gods, or denizens, to reign over their planet would be Hera (Goddess of Marriage Vows) or Prometheus (Deliverer of Civilization). Other Blood aspect denizens can be found here.

When the Rogue of Blood completes their planet quests and dies on their quest bed, they would rise to ascension on the wings of mosquitoes (symbols of blood). A list of soul animals can be found here.

The characters that I have currently classpected as Rogues of Blood are: Bard from Lord of the Rings and The Warden from Dragon Age.

If any of the links not connected to my blog break, the content can be found on my Google Drive.

Official Aspect Descriptions Personality Descriptions Aspect Denizens

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Me and the gang

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[IMAGE ID: three horizontal flags with nine stripes; each flag has the blood aspect symbol in the center; a red slash with three droplets falling from it. it is outlined in dark red. the middle stripe is twice as large as the rest of them, which are equally sized. the first flag has these top three colors: dull green, warm grey, and dull yellow-orange. the second flag has these top three colors: medium green, dark cool green, and deep purple. the third flag has these top three colors: bright purple, bright cool pink, and bright teal. each flag has these bottom six stripes: dark red, off-white, dark red, medium-dark red, dull red, and medium red. END ID.]

bloodasirogue: a gender connected to being a rogue blood; this gender is connected to the blood aspect, blood aspect aesthetics, rogue aesthetics, chaoticness, and xenzh genders!

bloodasylph: a gender connected to being a sylph of blood; this gender is connected to the blood aspect, blood aspect aesthetics, sylph aesthetics, elemental, airy, or ethereal aesthetics, and nadelvinity!

bloodaseer: a gender connected to being a seer of blood; this gender is connected to the blood aspect, blood aspect aesthetics, fortune-telling or prophetic aesthetics, and oracrinity!

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8ehold my 8eloved little losers in their god ro8es

[starlit1daydream]

third classpect analysis post! i'm on a roll with these and that's mostly because these are thoughts i've already had for a while that i'm fully putting into words & explaining here

Veronica Sawyer is a Rogue of Blood - putting such value on social order, injustice and hegemony that she finds herself pulled into demeaning and toxic relationships 'til she learns how to keep a healthy balance and both give & take Blood to/from herself.

Heather Chandler is a Witch of Hope - manipulated and puppeteered by social order to make her a paragon, a manifestation of the unattainable and the pinnacle of hopes and dreams; so she takes the reins and drills into her populace that she alone controls Hope.

Heather Duke is a Thief of Mind - lacking in any selfhood or confidence in her own intellect, she manufactures alternate personas by stealing the outward selves of others. She pushes down her own restrained intelligence to devalue her own Mind.

Heather McNamara is a Page of Breath - too coward to lift a finger or dare to raise her voice in the crowd, terrified of the potential her own free will holds. Thus, she goes with the flow, trying to shield herself with Breath to confront her fear of being detached.

Jason Dean is a Knight of Rage - keeping up the mask of a man cool and detached, he sees himself as the only one capable of tearing down the social order and breaking the cycles. He kills and maims to compensate for the lack of Rage in his life, the lack of rebellion.

Kurt Kelly and Ram Sweeney are irrelevant and do not deserve Classpects. They are the Bitch of Fuck and the Kill of Yourself respectively.

[fkaluis]

“he praised her beauty, declaring her to be the fairest maid in all the seven kingdoms.”

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omg hi i'm here for a session analysis (no rush tho dw) we've got a derse Page of Time, prospit Mage of Space, prospit Knight of Life, prospit Rogue of Blood, and a derse Prince of Rage (ps keep up the great work 👍)

this session is going to be on the struggle bus!!!

a page of time? working with a mage of space to make a genesis frog? GOOD LUCK. its going to take them AGES, especially long if the page can't manage to properly tap into their time power.

a knight of life is actually a fairly good healer to have? i wouldnt say theyre up there with maid or sylph, but i do definitely think they're at LEAST a tier

rogue of blood is going to be very awkward at potentially leading their team. i think they're a good fit TO guide the team, but they've got to REALLY tap into it and embrace their potential.

the prince of rage can be very hit or miss. but i mean hey, at least they'll destroy chaos and negativity...? ha...ha...

[crawlingdrawing]

The Cage - Chapter Nine, part four

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[tavtiers]

A hypothetical god tier for Jamie McCrimmon from Doctor Who: the Rogue of Blood.

A Rogue of Blood is among those who use paths, drive, and passion. They are motivated by others to steal connection. (x) The Rogue of Blood lacks self control and has a strong sense of responsibility. (x) They are the Free Spirit Promised, defined by reckless connection. (x) Their opposite is the Thief of Breath. Their inverse is the Knight of Breath. They share their personality with the Prince of Heart. The Rogue of Blood would quest on a planet similar to the Land of Cubes and Blood, reigned over by Hera (Goddess of Marriage Vows) or Prometheus (Deliverer of Civilization). They would rise to ascension on the wings of mosquitoes. (x)(x)(x)

[darklinaforever]

And yes, Daemon's daughters (Baela & Rhaena) and Daemyra's sons (Aegon III & Viserys II) survived the dance. Not Alicent. Sad. Nah, I'm joking. It's just as well that this bitch is dead. The Greens stans make me laugh trying to make believe that Alicent survived everyone in the end. No way. She will be locked up, hating the color green for the rest of her days before dying of fever. Not very glorious. (On the other hand, those in the comments who try to say that Daemon may have survived... No. He's fucking dead. Stop having weird fantasies about him fucking surviving !)