#savage kingdom

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Here's a collection of a "semi-similar" character that I created in Midjourney and then used in my YouTube horror video called Savage Kingdom. Please support this wannabe YouTuber with his dreams of creating horror-themed videos. :)

Please check out my video and consider subscribing if you like horror stuff. (Or read my story in reddit.)

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A shock to the senses. That’s all I need.

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Since this baby is going out to publishers soon, thought it was time to drop the trailer again.

THIS SAVAGE KINGDOM is THE TERROR meets ALIAS GRACE. Partly inspired by the true story of HMS Wager. Queer and twisty, with dual timelines, set in both the Arctic and 1860 London.

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"The noose is placed over his head. He raises his chin when asked, a good horse accepting the bit in its mouth."

i was lucky enough to be able to read an advance copy of This Savage Kingdom by @dravenscroft and let me just say: zfghhrssfhkmhtrefhnmkug. WHAT A BOOK. all the twists and turns! All the characters! I had a whale of a time reading it and I hope a publisher picks it up so you can too!

This drawing is based off some of my fave scenes.

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Was lucky enough to get to read an advanced reader copy of This Savage Kingdom by @dravenscroft and it was so good that I WILL be buying a proper copy the minute I’m able to and I had to draw Blakely and Taylor in the meantime… whose spirit will they commune with ☝️

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Def Leppard "Pyromania"

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Shocking Developments-

Aka, after three tries I finally figured out where I want to put Riddle's white streak (plus how he got it in the first place)

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YUNCHANG

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How strong are the Nightbrother's physically before and after their infusion with ichor?

Your ask implies what happened to Savage Opress in the aftermath of his Selection was a common practice but I don't think that's the case.

TW: Oppression (Nightsisters), violent death (Feral's)

Ventress and Talzin had a very specific agenda to get revenge against Dooku, and they needed a tool that would be powerful enough in the Force to be considered an acceptable offering by Sith/Dark Acolyte standards, but loyal to them, hence Savage's conditioning (which is why Feral's murder was the final test of Savage's devotion, because if he'd been in his full faculties, he wouldn't have snapped the neck of his beloved brother. Think about that for a second: Feral wasn't choked to death. His spine was broken one-handed. That's not an effortless death.)

I suspect that the Nightsisters aren't so generous unless it serves their ends specifically, because not only was Savage's size, strength, and speed bolstered, but he was also given an ichor-infused weapon (a pike made by some variety of conjuration), and presumably his armour was also enchanted (because it evanesced at the time of his death along with the changes made to his body.)

For the before and after aspect of your ask, things are going to get a bit more speculative from here out because of the details introduced by Ahsoka about the Witch Kingdom of the Dathomiri, and specifically what physiological differences exist between Dathomirian and Iridonian zabrak, and their consistencies.

To date I've assumed that there are similarities between the two species, as both Dathomirian and Iridonian zabrak are warrior cultures familiar to the often brutal conditions of their homeworlds, but Dathomirian zabrak also have the misfortune of suffering the harsh conditions of living beneath their oppressors. I think Nightbrothers were largely self-sustaining and share similar values with ancient warrior-centric civilizations (Sparta comes to mind, as two-second answers go, but this is a tangent) which might've influenced how they trained and fought and lived as a brotherhood.

Apart from the standard: faster, harder, more acrobatic, more resilient, more resistant to pain than humans, how much of that comes from biology and evolution and how much is a product of their aptitude to survive against all odds is up to you to hash out with the new information we're getting.

The tl;dr is that I think Nightbrothers were a hard people whose values allowed them to survive some pretty shitty conditions, but their circumstances didn't allow them to thrive, and there isn't a Nightsister out there who, with an instinct for maintaining the status quo, would give their power to the people they've enslaved.

I do think about what might happen if the Nightbrothers gained control over the ichor, though, specifically with the intention to do exactly what you're proposing, and more. I think about what it might be like if they could wield it. I think about insurgence and uprising, and overthrowing their oppressors. I think about how it might've allowed them to change the game, to take back their power.

I think about that a lot, actually.