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stalkerofthegods · 9 months

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Lord Thor deep dive

Lord Thor is the god of lightning, he is a great protector and god!

Herbs •Oak, mountain ash, hazel, Donnerbesen/Teufelbesen, house-leek/Sempervirum tectorum, hawthorn, houseleek, tormentil, oak

Animals• goats, bulls, Tanngrisnir "teeth barer" and Tanngnjostr "teeth grinder”

Colors •Sky-blue, cloud-white, lightning-gold, and red, purity white.

Crystal• moss agate, Amethyst, Lapis Lazuli, Sodalite, Turquoise and Sapphire, iron, Thunderstones, fulgurite, thunder egg

Symbols•Hammer, goats, belt, and gloves of strength

Jewelry you can wear in their honor • A hammer, a necklace of his runes.

Alter ideas• Thor’s hammer figures, model goats (ideally pulling a cart), weapons, shield, lightning-bolts, rainwater, garlic, leek, onion, hawthorn, houseleek, tormentil, oak, the runes Thurisaz or Sowelo, rocks, metal, rainwater

Diety of• God of war, fertility, thindrr and lighting and of the people, spiritual healing, sacred groves, protection

Patron of The dead, rain, thunder, hallowing, spiritual healing, war, protecting, protection, birth, marriage, and death, burial, and cremation ceremonies, weapons and feasting, traveling, land-taking, and the making of oaths between men

Offerings• Mead, beer, goat meat, hearty foods with lots of meat, onions, and garlic, flavored coffee, whiskey, beer, hard cider, meat sandwiches on dark bread with good mustard, bacon, sausage, lunch meat and sources of protein that builds muscle, Donate time to an organization dedicated to protecting children from abuse, do heavy work for someone in need of it, Protect the needy, Escort someone to do something that scares them, and be there as a source of courage and moral support for them, hard wood, Dark chocolate (he said he likes it.), ground ivy

Devotional• working out, helping around the house, helping others and protecting them, Honoring your family and learning your history, keeping your personal space tidy or cleaning it up as an act of devotion, watch a storm from inside, spend time in the rain, put thunder/storm music when meditating or going to sleep, stand in the storm (at a safe place away from trees and metal objects), collect storm water, Write him a letter praising him, compliment him, read his stories from Prose and Poetic Edda, thank him for being the protector of the humankind, Light up a candle of dark blue/red/grey colours, Place your offerings at the base of a tree, Be yourself and honest, live your life honourably and truthfully, Wear a necklace of Mjölnir, Set and maintain your personal boundaries, stand up for yourself and others, give him something that you made, Take care of pregnant people,

Ephithets•Tor, Ásabragr (Asabrag, Æsir-Lord), Ása-Þórr (Asa-Thor Æsir-Thor), Atli (The Terrible), Björn (Bjorn, Biorn Bear), Einriði (Eindriði, The One who Rides Alone, The One who Rules Alone), Ennilangr (Ennilang, The One with the Wide Forehead), Harðhugaðr (Hardhugadr, Strong Spirit, Powerful Soul, Fierce Ego, Brave Heart), Harðvéurr (Hardveur The Strong Archer), Hlóriði (Hlórriði, The Loud Rider, The Loud Weather-God), Öku-Þor (Oku-Thor, Ukko-Thor, Cart Thor, Driving Thor), Rymr (Rym, Noise), Sönnungr (Sonnung, The True One), Véþormr (Vethorm, Protector of the Shrine), Véuðr (Véuðr, Véoðr, Veud, Veod), Véurr (Veur, Guard of the Shrine, Hallower), Vingþórr (Vingthor, Battle-Thor, Hallower), The Thunderer and many others

Equivalents• Zeus (Greek), Jupiter (Roman), Hercules (Greek), Thonar (worshiped in England)

Signs of them reaching out• sudden signs of their animals, seeing goats, seeing hammers, suddenly drawn to him, all of the sudden interest in fighting

Number• Thurisaz, Sowelo, nine

Morals• Morally grey, he does murder.

Courting• Sif

Past lovers/crushes• Járnsaxa (joutan), Sif (goddess)

Element• fire, air

Personality• He’s a big flirt, he likes to be complimented and to compliment you back, He often displays a quick temper and is quick to engage in violence, even if violence may not be necessary, but he is kind, kinder than you would actually expect.

Home• Asgard

Mortal or immortal • immortal

Fact•Thor could even bring some things back to life, Thor was invoked at weddings, at births, and at special ceremonies for these abilities to protect and sanctify, his other names are Thorr, Thunor, Thonar, Donar, Donner, Thur, Thunar, or Thunaer.

Curses• tools randomly breaking, arguments with your spouse, you can your spouse fighting, marriage problems

Blessings• safety at sea and bounty on land, blessing your marriage

Roots• Indo-European make him generally accepted today as derived from a Proto-Indo-European deity

Friends• The Aseir

Parentage• Odin and Fjorgynn, or Jord, and Sif.

Siblings• Vidar, Baldr, Höðr, Týr, Meili, Váli, Bragi, Hodr

Pet• Tanngrisnir "teeth barer" and Tanngnjostr "teeth grinder (two goats that reincarnate every time they're eaten, and pulls a Thor's chariot)

Children •Móði, and Thrudr (Strength). He was also the father of three sons, Modi (Courage) and Magni (Strength), and his son Ull

Appearance in astral or gen• Thor is a huge, good-hearted, rough-hewn, red-haired and -bearded man with fiery eyes.

Festivals • Þorrinn, pronounced “Thorrinn” in English

Day • Thursday

Place• in sacred groves, including the one near Dublin.

Status• Norse deity in the asier, protecting Asgard

Hates• Jörmungand (they kill each other), snakes.

His Tarot cards• Chariot

Scents/Inscene • Pine, Cinnamon, Musk, Nutmeg and Sage

Prayers•

Sif & Thor

I offer this prayer to Thor and to the Goddess Sif. Hail to You, Holy Ones. Hail to You, Protectors of Midgard, Hail to You, Son of Odin and Hail to You, His gleaming Bride. You hallow and drive out all pollution. You are mighty. There is no malignant force that You cannot banish. There is no threat, You cannot overcome. You are magnificent and Your grace protects me in the face of evil. Mighty Thor, wise, compassionate Friend of humanity, look upon us and wield Your hammer for our protection. Gracious Sif, You Whose gentle touch causes the grain to grow, please nourish us, restore us, and grant us the fortitude to walk in alignment with the Holy Powers always. Through Your blessings, may we grow strong in faith. through Your blessings may we grow strong in devotion. Through Your blessings, may we always resist impiety, may we be nourished as the grain is nourished under Your caring hands. In times of peril, come to our aid, I pray. In times of desperation, I place myself under Your care.nHail Thor, Son of Odin. Hail Sif, His Gracious Bride.

To Thor

Son of Strength. I ask you to grant me that strength. That I may lift the weight of the day. Defender of Midgard. Grant me your skill in battle. That I may protect my family, my land and my kin. Bringer of Rain and Thunder. Grant me the ability to wash the weariness and pain of my daily work. That I may strike my next task like the blows from Mjolnir. Son of Odin, Hammer Wielder, Giant Killer and Guardian of Man. I ask that you make me like the sturdy oak. That I do not break from the blows of misfortune. That I may not be crushed by the powerful. That I may be resilient and mighty like your own arm. That I may be brave to face the evil of this world. Hail Thor!

Links/websites/sources •

http://www.northernpaganism.org/shrines/thor/offerings.htmlhttps://www.reddit.com/r/pagan/comments/v3qn1e/offerings_to_thor/https://www.tumblr.com/freyjasdottirr/656705772435193856/how-to-worship-thor-for-beginners https://occult-world.com/thor/https://aminoapps.com/c/pagans-witches/page/blog/thor/7eop_a5jCPurvZk2W3QXxP55Yaen6YJzQZ taking-thymehttps://kids.britannica.com/students/article/Thor/313835#:~:text=Thor's%20wife%20was%20Sif%2C%20a,stepfather%20of%20Sif's%20son%20Ull.https://norse-mythology.org/symbols/thors-hammer/https://www.reddit.com/r/heathenry/comments/j30vk6/offering_prayer_to_thor/Charming of the Plough Prayer to Thor and Sif | Gangleri's Grove

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There you go, have a good thorsday

(it's funnier on Thursday)

I use resources, I do not own the info, and most deep dives have UPG (that I use in my work.) And I only take some information from sources. I am 14, this is my hobby, I am learning but I spent many hours and days on this, and I am always open to criticism. I have been doing worship for 5 years. Please know you can use the info, I do not sue, but I will take action if this work is used without permission and not put as a resource if used in any work. without permisson and not put as a resource if used in any work, for the public.

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tgrailwar-zero · 1 year

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"It seems as if there's a problem concerning your Rider."

"For some reason, the majority vote for RIDER was on corrupted Servant data that can't be properly summoned. I wonder how it got in there in the first place. For data to get that corrupted, something truly awful must have happened… but that still didn't understand why it was chosen. It had no statistics, barely enough there to salvage a personality and abilities for even a fractured Spirit Origin, remnants of Foreigner-class data… it was a mess by all accounts. This wasn't a usable Servant, I thought I had made that clear. Perhaps you simply wanted to sabotage the other Team? Giving them something so mangled is quite a cruel way of doing so, but I suppose you are practicing magi..."

"It didn't make any logical sense, but after processing it for a moment longer, I understood. You weren't trying to pick the corrupted Servant data for usage, you were simply alerting me to its presence so that I could properly purge it. Brilliant work from brilliant Wizards! No wonder you successfully completed the Preliminary war, such aptitude is to be expected from skilled hackers and masters of the virtual space like yourselves. Well, my greatest apologies for assuming that you'd do something so reckless like wantonly choose data that was repeatedly said to be corrupted and invalid."

"Such a horrible blunder from me as an Administrator, I'll get to purging that disgusting data as soon as I can. Thank you so kindly for bringing it to my attention."

There was no fanfare. No alert. Simply the feeling of something becoming more and more lost. Not gone, but very much in danger of being forgotten.

"It will take some time to fully sanitize and destroy the data, but it'd be cruel of me to simply throw away your answers. I'll consider this a 'redraw', redoing your poll with another Servant in the place of the corrupted data. Of course, as the results from your first poll seem to be going, you've firmly planted yourself on the Extra-class team, so consider this an advantage. Knowing the True Name and statistics of one of your enemies is quite the boon, after all. And even still, despite being enemies, you may be able to forge a bond with them."

Alexander

The Prince of Macedonia, that would soon become one of the greatest generals known to history. He possesses a mount blessed by Zeus, a strong sense for tactics, and an indomitable spirit that would lead him to greatness. While not as strong as his adult counterpart, he's still a strategic savant with incredible potential and versatility as a Servant.

Strength: C

Endurance: B

Agility: B

Mana: C

Luck: A+

NP: B+

Starting Health: 9

Starting Mana: 7

#summoning poll #thgw story #administrator's declaration

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the-firebird69 · 5 months

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Steppenwolf - Born To Be Wild (Easy Rider) (1969)

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And like Madonna symbol this is another song that seems to it but it's more or less orchestrated by Max k 😎🍔Harleys

And it's about David's son and possibly be below the ground and that's where these guys are in the movie

That was Zeus and then Hera and we will add they are still fighting in space vehemently both fleets are down below 2%, the empires 1.8% c yclones are at 1.6%. I was drinking they're both shrinking.

D he's going to get some rest the but is more to post and we will later this morning

Thor Freya the situation top side and below seems to be under control we are adding more and more troops as far as are as well to make sure it's so offensive we're suggested and we're reviewing them now we can't leave them to just continuously attack areas we will begin offensive drive shortly

Olympus this message is approved to print and we haven't touched the list for hours to see who is helping our son and daughter

#Youtube

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ldrm · 7 months

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Weekend

I always wake up to the mess on my work space and think to myself "I'll do it tomorrow" but then feel exhausted after the day ends and then I never do it.

My family likes to steal the mandarinas when they are in season since we live in the fields.

I went with my dad to sell of the recyclables. It pays out more than expected when we keep every single one until then.

This is my dog, his name is Zeus. My dad made a shed that also doubled as his house so he sleeps there. He injured his leg recently because he was jumping on the fence while barking at another dog. He's not that smart.

Some horse riders come by here and there around my house and my dogs go ballistic when they pass so we always keep the gate closed.

I decided to walk on this road as a trip down memory lane so to speak. This was originally very torn apart but I guess the workers fixed that. This was also the same road where I crashed the truck into a tree back when I was newer to driving because it was next to a ditch.

This was the ditch in question, it usually never looks this clean. Once when I came here with my sister, the entire surface at the bottom was covered in some white substance and we saw a dead possum on the ground. I was sad I could not find it again just to take the photo.

My sisters and I decided to go on a trip so we went to Woodrow Park and I took some shots over there

My sister's and I do not hang around together all the time ever since she moved out so it's nice to do things like this.

Yes, my sister takes photos a lot. Every time a holiday comes out, she and my mom make me take like 80 of them.

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shummashum · 8 months

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Zeus Brundle Ch10 [6~10]

resisting the urge to scold Lv.99 first! first! first!!! first listen to her excuse she'll accept the punishment obediently after that

So, Liz explained to him everything that happened: about Lucious, about him knowing about Zeus, about the brooch stuff…

he's not cooperating even in this situation… don't do that……

Well, he did at least tell them about his earring and its ability to keep him from getting lost.

As everyone's suspicions gathered in one place, Remb took out a picture book and another from his drawer. The picture book was 'The Prince and the Labyrinth', and the other book was…

a history book of that sunken kingdom she saw underground it's definitely him but why is his expression so gloomy

(some kind of magnificent sfx) well Luci was the prince but it didn't act as a big twist in the first place, so it didn't feel like a stab in the back at all if you want to stab me in the back more painfully, use your brain more Solmare

huh this might be a little sad

Zeus said that the labyrinth itself is a simple structure, but you will eventually lose your mind due to the constant mental damage it inflicts. but when they met before, Luci didn't seem to be noticeably insane at least maybe he's not even allowed to lost his mind? it'd be easier for him if he lost his mind, so the curse made it impossible for him to even do that… something like that

As she was on the verge of tears, Zeus wiped her tears away with his thumb.

erm what kind of remark is this I don't understand this vibe oi Mr. Brundle now is not the time to make a romantic scene like that, don't you think

Anyway, Remb raised one question.

also, how did he know that the Devil's Whisper was inside the brooch? was he able to sense it? is it true that Luci wants the Devil's Whispers in the first place? keep doubting ! !

In the end, they had to run on the field. oh no

I don't know the exact range of the earring's guiding magic, but assuming it has a limited range, I suppose the fewer people involved, the better But if she simply returns after hearing all these stories, she (and I) will see herself as an inconsiderate free rider…

I understand that she feels responsible, but well… is there enough space first there're three people excluding her: Al, Cae, and Klaus, is there enough space for three people to fit within one earring?

By the way, they both protest at the same time. huh…

hmm you're P, right? no matter how I look at you, I don't think you're J at all

oi Mr. Rembrandt you're talking as if they were experimental subjects, is it okay for a headmaster to say that

But Liz brightly shouted out her thanks to him. huh

eh what wait what wait no way that's not what I think, right? that can't be true it's just a simple worry r i g h t ?

So they arrived at Illusion Station.

um your tastes are quite bizarre…

Anyway, Cae, Al, and Hiro went ahead.

eh what Klaus isn't following Hiro? eh what Klaus and Zeus are sticking together? oi Hiro!! come back!! come back and take him!!

#shumma plays wh

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thebibliomancer · 3 years

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#guardians of the galaxy #space olympians #Star lord #Hercules #noh varr #marvel boy #Gamora #drax the destroyer #Moondragon #phyla vell #rocket raccoon #nova #richard rider #space Zeus hit upside the face with megatons of Hercules

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guys-in-distress-database · 3 years

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GID Masterlist

In honour of 300 entries, I have decided to compile every entry up to this point in one post by genre to make it easier for people to find whatever they’re looking for.

Enjoy!

Anime

Adventures of the Little Mermaid

Akame ga Kill!

Akira

Arata the Legend

Attack on Titan (final season) (part 2)

Attack on Titan: No Regrets

Bakumatsu

Banana Fish

Be Boy Kidnappin’ Idol

Black Butler

Brave Story

Bungou Stray Dogs

Castle in the Sky

Chaika the Coffin Princess

Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion

Cuticle Detective Inaba

Death Note

Detective Conan

Deltora Quest

Eureka Seven: Astral Ocean

Fairy Tail

Farewell, My Dear Cramer: First Touch

Fate/Stay Night

Fullmetal Alchemist

Garo the Animation

Giant Gorg

Girly Air Force

Hanasakeru Seishonen

Hakata Tonkotsu Ramens

Hitori no Shita: The Outcast

Kamisama Dolls

Kekkaishi

Libra of Nil Admirari

Magical Girl Ore

Midori no Hibi

My Hero Academia

Nabari no Ou

Naruto (OVA)

Naruto Shippuden the Movie: Blood Prison

Natsume’s Book of Friends

One Piece

Persona 5: The Animation

Psychic Detective Yakumo

Rewrite

Rurouni Kenshin

Sands of Destruction

Seraph of the End: Battle of Nagoya

Spice and Wolf

Tales from Earthsea

The Ambition of Oda Nobuna

The Lost Village

The Royal Tutors

Tokyo Ghoul

Uninhabited Planet Survive

Valvrave the Liberator

Western Animation (television)

Arcane

Avatar: The Last Airbender

Avengers: Earth’s Mightiest Heroes

Batman the Animated Series

Ben 10

Ben 10: Alien Force

Ben 10: Ultimate Alien

Ben 10: Omniverse

Blood of Zeus

Captain Planet and the Planeteers

Carmen Sandiego

Castlevania

Coke Lyoko

Descendants: Wicked World

Dreamworks Dragons

He-Man and the Masters of the Universe

Human Resources

Iron Man: Armored Adventures

Lego Ninjago

Martin Mystery

Masters of the Universe: Revelations

Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug and Cat Noir

Neo Yokio

Peter Pan and the Pirates

Phineas and Ferb

Robotboy

She-Ra and the Princesses of Power

Sissi the Young Empress

Spirou and Fantasio

Star Wars: The Clone Wars

Star Wars: Rebels

Superman the Animated Series

Tales of the Jedi

Tangled the Series

The Amazing Spiez

The Bad Batch

The Dragon Prince

The Legend of Korra

The Legend of Vox Machina season 2

The Legend of Zelda: The Animated Series

The New Batman Adventures

Totally Spies

Voltron: Legendary Defender

What If

W.I.T.C.H.

Young Justice

Western Animation (film)

101 Dalmatians II: Patch’s London Adventure

Aladdin

Aladdin and the King of Thieves

All Dogs Go to Heaven

Asterix and the Secret of the Magic Potion

Astro Boy

Atlantis: Milo’s Return

Barbie: Mermaidia

Barbie and the Three Musketeers

Barbie as Rapunzel

Barbie as the Princess and the Pauper

Bartok the Magnificent

Batman: Return of the Caped Crusaders

Batman: Under the Red Hood

Early Man

Fantastic Mr. Fox

Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio

Hotel Transylvania

How To Train Your Dragon 2

Joseph: King of Dreams

Lightyear

Lord of the Rings

Madagascar 3

Peter Pan (1988)

Pocahontas

Ratatouille

Red Shoes and the Seven Dwarfs

Resident Evil Damnation

Return to Neverland

Rio 2

Scoob!

Shark Tale

Sleeping Beauty

Son of Batman

Space Jam: A New Legacy

Spider-Man: Into the Spiderverse

Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron

The Spongebob Movie: Sponge on the Run

Tangled

The Adventures of Tintin

The Black Cauldron

The Boxtrolls

The Hunchback of Notre Dame

The Incredibles

The Jetsons Movie

The Last Unicorn

The Nightmare Before Christmas

The Rescuers Down Under

The Road to El Dorado

The Super Mario Bros Movie

The Witcher: Nightmare of the Wolf

Tintin and the Lake of Sharks

Tony Hawk in Boom Boom Sabotage

Totally Spies Movie

Toy Story 3

Treasure Planet

Wendell and Wild

Television (live action)

Agent Carter

Alex Rider

Alice in Borderland

Andor

Batman 66

Blossom

Breaking Bad

Buffy the Vampire Slayer

Bulgasal: Immortal Souls

Cobra Kai

Cowboy Bebop

Criminal Minds

Duel

Game of Thrones

Hawkeye

Hostages

Hunters

Into the Badlands

La Brea

Legend of the Seeker

Looking For Alaska

Merlin

Moon Knight

My Himalayan Embrace

National Treasure: Edge of History

Once Upon a Time

Outlander

Pan

Peter Pan Live!

Ratched

Riverdale

Shadow and Bone

Sherlock

Squid Game

Star Trek Picard

Star Trek Voyager

Stranger Things season 4

Supernatural

The 100

The Boys

The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance

The Flash

The Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew Mysteries

The Shannara Chronicles

The Walking Dead

The Witcher

Titans

Toy Boy

Vincenzo

Films (live action)

A Recipe for Seduction

Air Force One

Aladdin

Aliens in the Attic

An American Werewolf in Paris

Ant-Man and the Wasp

Attack of the Clones

Attack on Titan Part 2

Avatar

Avatar: The Way of Water

Avengers Infinity War

Babes in Toyland

Batman Forever

Ben-Hur

Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure

Black Panther: Wakanda Forever

Bullet Train

Bumblebee

Chaos Walking

Charlie’s Angels

Charlie’s Angels (2000)

Cirque du Soleil: World’s Away

Con Air

Cruella

Deadpool 2

Descendants 2

Dune (1984)

Dune (2021)

Dungeons and Dragons: Honor Among Thieves

Edge of Tomorrow

Elysium

Enter the Dragon

Family Ties Vacation

Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them

Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore

Fast Five

Game Night

Girls’ Night Out

Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix

Hop

Inception

Indiana Jones

Inglourious Basterds

Iron Man 3

James Bond

John Carter

John Wick

John Wick Chapter 4

Jungle Cruise

Knock at the Cabin

Ladyhawke

Loki’s MCU Scenes

Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers

Love and Monsters

Mad Max: Fury Road

Masters of the Universe

Muppet Treasure Island

Murder Party

Ninja Assassin

Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters

Peter Pan (2003)

Pirates of the Caribbean: Curse of the Black Pearl

Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest

Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End

Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides

Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales

Pokemon Detective Pikachu

Poker Face

Power Rangers

Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time

Ready Player One

Red Sparrow

Return of the Jedi

Reservoir Dogs

Saw IV

Scream

Scream 2

Scream 3

Scream 4

Scrooged

Snow White and the Huntsman

Solo

Sonic the Hedgehog 2

Spider-Man 2

Teen Beach Movie

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze

The 24th Day

The Amazing Spider-Man

The Crimson Pirate

The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe

The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian

The Chronicles of Narnia: Voyage of the Dawn Treader

The Dark Knight

The Departed

The Expendables 2

The Fast and the Furious

The Green Knight

The Killing of a Sacred Deer

The Last Jedi

The Man in the Iron Mask

The Mask

The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones

The Mummy (1999)

The Old Guard

The Pacifier

The Prestige

The Princess Bride

The Ref

The Secrets We Keep

The Smurfs

The Young Country

Thor: Love and Thunder

Titanic

Titus

Unbroken

Willy’s Wonderland

X-Men: Dark Phoenix

X-Men Origins: Wolverine

Stage Productions

Banana Fish

Literature

Arsene Lupin vs Countess Cagliostro

Crown of Midnight

Eragon

Inheritance

Dune

Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone

Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire

Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

Harry Potter and the Cursed Child

Kidnapped

Looking for Alaska

Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children

Percy Jackson and the Battle of the Labyrinth

Ready Player One

Rebel Spring

Son of a Trickster

Star Wars: Young Jedi Knights: Heirs of the Force

Star Wars: The New Jedi Order: Dark Tide II: Ruin

Tales of Magic

The Ask and the Answer

The Cruel Prince

The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe

The Lost Hero

The Mark of Athena

The Fiery Cross

The Hardy Boys: While the Clock Ticked

The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones

The Spiderwick Chronicles

Comic Books

Asterix and Obelix

Attack on Titan

Avatar Comics

Batman: Slayride

Lux

Obi-Wan and Anakin

Ocarina of Time Manga

Oracle of Ages Manga

Star Wars: A Long Time Ago

Suske and Wiske

Tintin

Vox Machina Origins

Zed

Colouring Books

Throne of Glass

Music Videos

Agust D

Be Mine

Bloody Valentine

Centuries

Cheese

Crescent Rise

Criminal

Daechwita

Easier

Freeze

Going Crazy

Goodbye Mr A

Haegeum

How Deep is Your Love

Laura Palmer

Maverick

Miserable

Monster

Montero (Call Me By Your Name)

Other People

Press Your Number

Pretty Baby

Puma

Punishment

Red Lights

South of the Border

Stephen

Sweet but Pyscho

Tomboy

What Do You Mean

Venom

The Youngblood Chronicles

Zutter

Webseries

Critical Role

Dead by Daylight the Parody

Devil’s Candy

Helluva Boss

Stray Souls

Short Films

Indigo Ignited

Video Games

Ace Attorney Investigations: Miles Edgeworth 2

A Plague Tale: Innocence

Assassin’s Creed III

Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag

Attack on Titan 2

Batman: Arkham Knight

Bendy and the Ink Machine

Bendy and the Dark Revival

Blazblue: Chrono Phantasma

Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc

Danganronpa: V3 Killing Harmony

Dayz

Dead by Daylight

Dead Rising

Dead Space

Dishonored

Dishonored: Death of the Outsider

Dragon Quest XI

The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim

Far Cry 3

Final Fantasy V

Final Fantasy VIII

Final Fantasy XV

Fire Emblem: Shadow Decoy

Fire Emblem: Three Houses DLC

For Honor

Genshin Impact

Ghost of Tsushima

Golden Axe: The Revenge of the Death Adder

Golden Sun

Horizon Zero Dawn

House of Ashes

Jedi Fallen Order

Jedi Survivor

Judgement

Kingdom Hearts 2

King’s Quest V

Layton Brothers: Mystery Room

Legend of Kyrandia 2: Hand of Fate

Life is Strange 2

Man of Medan

Mario & Luigi Superstar Saga

Marvel’s Spider-Man

Metal Gear Solid 2

Middle Earth: Shadow of Mordor

Middle Earth: Shadow of War

Mortal Kombat 11

Mystic Warriors

Nier Automata

Payday 2

Pokemon: Shadows of Almia

Professor Layton and the Diabolical Box

Professor Layton and the Unwound Future

Red Dead Online

Red Dead Redemption

Resident Evil 4

Resident Evil 4 Remake

Resident Evil Village

River City Girls

Spider-Man Miles Morales

Star Wars: Rebellion

Super Princess Peach

Telltale’s The Walking Dead: Season 2

Terraria

The Devil in Me

The Joy of Creation: Story Mode

The Last Express

The Last Window: The Secret of Cape West

The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword

The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess

The Quarry

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt

Titanfall 2

Uncharted 3: Drake’s Deception

Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End

Until Dawn

Welcome to the Game

Yandere Simulator

#the list #masterlist #gid #film #live action #animation #anime #tv show #video game #literature #comics #music video #webseries

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asknarashikari · 3 years

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Fruit Zeus likes Fruit Zeus

hai! Aruto jaaaaaaaaaa nai to!

(Aruto made a pun with Fruit Zeus in Kamen Rider Memory of Heroez, so yeah. XD That was when I realized that it could refer to a certain space god XD

to be fair, the enemy's name was Zeus Dopant)

...Everyone stares at Aruto in disappointment because it’s not even original anymore

Kouta is like “Wasn’t Fruit Jesus bad enough for you fuckers?!”

#kamen rider #kazuraba kouta #hiden aruto #ask #puwaasuru

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dwollsadventures · 3 years

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The second part of a request from TheLOAD from... a while back. The initial one was the Nix/Nokk/Knucker piece. This one took me a little longer for a few reasons. Mostly school reasons. And writer's block reasons, which is why this is taking the place of the monthly preview. And because, for research, I had to re-read the entirety of Drakon by Daniel Ogden for information. For those not used to my pedantry, this is not an "in-canon" family tree of the Greek dragons, such as you might see in those huge Greek mythology family tree pictures that are on the internet (I've got a few in my favorites from waaaaayyyy back as well). Rather, this is a way of showing how the concept of the dragon came about throughout time and how other beings are related through those branching lines. Of course this is presented as a lot more neat than it probably should be. If it were truly accurate it would have interconnected lines all over the place and obscure the little lizards. Before we talk about what's on the tree let's talk about what's not on it. Though Odgen talks about every (and I mean every) slightly Draconic being in Greek and Roman mythology, I've opted to include a trimmed down version. Because some, like Medusa and Lamia, I personally do not consider dragons proper, and others like the goddess Keto are relatively obscure and probably only exist to explain the existence of a related being (like the ketea). Creatures like Chimera and Typhoeus are included because, while not usually serpentine or draconic, they are in effect dragons; horrible, vaguely reptilian monsters slain by a hero. Not every individual dragon is depicted, only the ones I thought pertinent to include. (warning: LONG)

To start with, a drakon is a snake. The Greeks used the word to refer to both huge monsters and mundane snakes. Drakon itself is derived from the word dérkomai and is believed to literally mean, "the one who sees". The hypnotizing power attributed to snakes is present in drakons, traditionally given the job of the sleepless guardian of treasure. Going back even further, we see that the drakon comes from two disparate cultural perceptions of snake, each of which is still present in its classical form.

Snake Goddess - One of the native precursors of the Greeks were the Minoans. They had more in common with their Egyptian and Near Eastern neighbors than the Italians and Balkans. From what little we can gather of their culture, it appears the snake was a symbol of the goddess. Whether or not it was any goddess in particular is unknown. This theme survives into ancient Greece, however. Athena often uses snakes as agents when acting with mortals, Hera uses them as well (the twin serpents who attempted to strangle Heracles and the Hydra), and Medea had a chariot pulled by snakes. Earth goddesses in particular are heavily associated with them. Python was a direct product of Gaia, and the snake was a divine symbol of Demeter, who also had a rad snake chariot. Even in mortal women, their dynamic with snakes and dragons is nurturing. Several heroines sing to snakes as their masculine counterparts steal the treasure they guard, fulfilling a nurturing role in comparison to the destructive masculine one. Here the snake is a guardian, a creature of the earth and everything beneath it, including gold and the dead. These dragons are usually not slain, but pacified by the presence of a woman. In addition, the beard is an originally Greek symbol associated with snakes, particularly those connected to the gods. This was quite possibly a signifier of their supernatural status above mundane serpents. The goddess depicted above isn't any one in particular, though her dress does pull from a statue of Athena holding a curled python.

Drakaina - One way in which the snake goddess has survived is in the drakaina. This word is simply the feminine form of drakon, but also encompasses the numerous beings characterized by having the upper body of a woman and the lower body of a drakon. Numerous beings in Greek mythology fit this theme, but the one I've focused on is the Scythian drakaina, a woman who intercepts Heracles during one of his labors and kidnaps some cows. She offers to return the cattle in exchange for a night of intercourse. And then Herc is off and we're told the three sons of that union go on to become kings of great renown in Scythia. Some authors interpret this as a Greek adaptation of a Scythian myth, with one of the key pieces of evidence being that the drakaina's name is Hora, meaning "Seasons". Regardless of whether or not this is a goddess, it is a story where the snake-woman is neither killed nor stolen from, instead given the prestige of being the founder of a line of kings.

PIE Chaos Serpent - From the Proto-Indo-Europeans up North, we get the dragon we're all more familiar with. Serpents of this breed, such as Apep, Tiamat, and Jormungand, are all enormous, destructive creatures allied with darkness and the unforgiving seas. They represent the primordial chaos from what order sprang out of, and often have a hand in trying to return the world to that way. One of the primary themes associated with them is the dragon slayer: a god or hero who fights a dragon to save something, be it a land or treasure or an Ethiopian princess.

Typhoeus - This guy, though significantly more humanoid and giant-like than any others, is the clearest example of a PIE chaos serpent in Greece. It does not get more typical than a giant snake (like) monster fighting a storm god. Typhoeus probably sprung from traditions where he was more serpentine, but gradually added other aspects. Such as his own storm god qualities. In Greece, gods associated with the winds are always given wings, save for Zeus. The two's battle is reflective of a battle between the terrible whirlwinds and lightning strikes and the calmer, helpful rain showers that enable humanity to survive.

And then we get to the drakon proper. Taking elements from both sides of the tree, the archetypal Greek drakon is an enormous, often monstrous serpent associated with both the underground and the waters in some way. They are agents of gods, most often goddesses, sent to battle heroes or guard priceless treasures. Sometimes they're killed, sometimes they're merely lulled to sleep by a helpful maiden. Rather than breathing fire (which everything from mechanical bulls to horses to giants do), they possess venoms and rows of sharp teeth. Mention of their terrible gazes is often made. This drakon has both a beard and a casque-like crown, common elements in drakon descriptions from Greece. Its face is much less serpentine, being modeled after a clay illustration of the Colchian dragon. This gives is a suitably monstrous look, as if it were being pealed from layers of mud.

Chimera - Despite its odd appearance, the chimera fits the pattern of a dragon terrorizing a countryside and being slain by a plucky hero. The chimera may in fact be the originator of the classical Saint George imagery, where the saint is depicted as towering over a crawling, pitiful dragon. A 3rd century mosaic from Imperial Rome may have started this trend. What makes her (because despite her mane the Chimera is a female) stand apart from all the rest is the sheer strangeness of her form compared to others. Especially the little goat that comes out of her back, like a rider. Which I had to cut for spacing reasons :(

Hydra - Another classical Greek dragon is the multi-headed hydra, who has given its name to a whole genre of creatures with more heads than they ought to have. In addition to having the attributes of a typical Greek drakon, the Hydra has two traits seen in Mesopotamian monsters as well. The first is the amount of heads. Having many heads is not as common in Greece as it is in the Near East, where the idea of an eleven-headed sea serpent pops up numerous times across several different cultures. The second is that the hydra, in its earliest mentioning by Hesiod, is said to have been raised by Hera specifically to combat Heracles. This same tactic is done by a few Mesopotamian gods. In their realm of influence, monsters are pawns of the gods, who send them out to do their bidding on Earth while they lounge in Heaven. Our Hydra may have been a later influence from Greece's neighbors to the East. Also, had to add in the crab that Hera also sends in to help the hydra. If this were a spec bio piece, I would make it a species of crab that evolved to clean the hydra of parasites.

Cetus - Sea monsters such as these are perhaps the furthest from the traditional Greek drakon, while still remaining core parts of the mythology. In form cetoi range from exaggerations of real whales and sharks to dog-headed serpents with frilly fins and ears. Or even animal-headed fish. Because they live underwater, they almost always function as tools of divine vengeance. Kinda hard to steal treasure underwater. Heavy metal tends to sink. While cetus was originally a word for any sea monster, it would eventually become the root of the scientific term cetacean: whales and dolphins.

But the tree doesn't end there. See, even after the culture we recognize as the Ancient Greeks and Romans faded, their dragons still lived on. Medieval Europe, with its glorification of Greco-Roman texts, derived many of their folk beliefs from their predecessors. Or, the people who they liked to imagine were there predecessors.

Draco - The Romans adopted the Greek drakon whole-clothe, like a lot of stuff. The only noteworthy original dragon to come out of the pre-Fall Roman era was the Dacian Draco. The Dacians used the image of a dragon as a standard during war-time, represented as a serpent with the head of a dog. When conquered, the Romans adopted this, possibly beginning the Western tradition of associating dragons with military power and identity. The dog-headed serpent would also survive to the modern period, showing up in descriptions of Balkan lamya.

Indian Drakon - Here begins a tradition in Greek and Roman literature that claimed that foreign parts were full of large, dangerous, and more interesting fauna than the mundane peninsula they were all stuck on. This is a common theme of humanity in general, where everyone you're not familiar with is teeming with exciting and ancient life. Just look at cryptozoology. India in particular was a favorite of Greek tall tales, being far away for journeys to be rare, but also rich and full of exotic animals. Philostratus populated India with three types of drakons: the lowly marsh, the silver hill, and the dazzling golden mountain drakons. They were typical in every respect, having enormous sizes, red crowns, beards, and guarding treasure beneath the earth. An interesting addition was that they were the mortal enemies of elephants. Being the largest land-animal (in real life), they made perfect prey for these humongous serpents. Feeding on them was fraught with peril, however, as the struggle between reptile and mammal could result in the death of either party, or both. To symbolize the foreignness of the drakon, I drew it as a sort of hybrid between the drakon and the Hindu naga.

Pliny's Drakon - This drakon is otherwise the same as the Indian, but is the start of another theme. As time went on, philosophers began taking more grounded looks at fantastical animals. While also perpetuating even more outrageous falsehoods. None was more popular than Pliny the Elder, hence the name. He believed that, while foreign drakons might be real, they were much more similar to the snakes of Greece than the monsters of legend. He scoffed at the crowns and hair they were adorned with. His Natural History was the first of many instances where the fantastical elements of the dragon were toned down to seem more palatable to a scientifically minded audience. It also introduced an interest into the life history of the dragons, treating them as real animals with lives beyond the myths. Our dragon up top evolved to resemble pythons, rather than the other way around to what probably happened in real life, where pythons were exaggerated to become dragons.

Then, we get two foreign influences, which would come to shape the modern definition of the European dragon. Christianity's influence cannot be understated here. As Jonathan Evans states in Medieval Folklore, the dragon came to be confused with several other desert animals. In Jewish and early Christian belief, desert animals were themselves demonic, living in inhospitable regions devoid of human life. Later, texts like Revelations would specifically denote dragons as heralds of evil, and even harbingers of Armageddon itself. This is in contrast to the morally neutral Leviathan. In the medieval era, dragons were beings of evil, without a doubt. Bestiaries were full of on the nose fables about how the natural lives of dragons. Like how they could not stand the breath of a panther (a symbol of Jesus Christ). Or how they could not catch birds that nested in the Peridexion tree (the tree being the church and the birds being Christians, who are safe from the devil so long as they do not stray from the arms of God). This is represented by a typical medieval devil, being brightly colorful and made in mockery of God's creations, aka a weird hybrid with a snake coming out of his butt. Then, the Germanic dragon. This is seen especially in Northern and Western Europe. The Germanic dragon is otherwise similar to the Greek, except that it began as a character of evil. Lindworms and other serpents are almost always antagonists, and there is no heroine who saves them from their fate of death. They also had a stronger connection to treasure. Greek dragons guarded treasure as a job, but the very existence of Germanic dragons is tied with their golden hoards. In addition, in Greek myths, getting transformed into an animal is usually the end of one's story. With the Germanic dragon, it's merely the beginning. Transformed dragons act as antagonists and moral lessons wrapped in one; a lesson to all to not be greedy. Germanic dragons, represented by the lindworm, reinforced their role as antagonists and agents of selfish evil.

Which finally brings us to the medieval dragon. In a way, this creature is a mix of everything above. The dragon is an animal and demon in one, simultaneously a figure of evil who spoils the land around them and a living being with its own life and needs. The medieval era also introduces the origin of dragons, showing them as having nests and young, not simply coming into existence out of the earth or sea like before. They also developed some less reptilian traits, like wings and hair. This was probably because of artistic traditions among the monks who wrote bestiaries rather than popular legend, which continued to conflate them with snakes and lizards and even crocodiles. This particular line of the tree would develop a life of its own, spreading far and wide across Europe and eventually reaching beyond the seas. Our modern conceptions of dragons are a whole 'nother story.

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Forgot to add this!!!!

Space riders Zeus and Jacks abilities.

Space Riders belong to @onyxonline

Zeus’s ability comes from radios sounds. Zeus can tune into the sound frequency and use it to sound like a radio. He can mimic radio waves and he can even make a VERY loud radio noise that can temporarily make you deaf. BUT it comes with a price of him getting very dizzy and if not careful he can go dead I just added this cause I found out that space riders have powers. Zeus’s ability comes from radios. Zeus can tune into the frequency and use it to sound like a radio. He can mimic radio waves and he can even make a VERY loud radio noise that can temporarily make you deaf. BUT it comes with a price of him getting very dizzy. mimic voices but that too makes his own throat hurt like hell. He hates to use this ability though for anything other than fun cause of umm….( cough) his experience in the cult and they know about this ability. It was the only reason he was kept around until he was 13. (Cough)

Jack’s ability is electrical current tapping. He can jumpstart a car or de power an electrical lock. But that makes him have a bad headache. Bunny big brother takes sone meds after 😂

But yah. I might write something for these two goobers. Angst or fluff hehehe.

#space riders au #space riders Zeus #space riders Jack #ability facts #( no the radio ability is NOT cause of a certain character from a certain fandom. in his og form in og poppy playtime he loved radios #fun fact: Zeus can’t sleep without a radio on. Jack stole it for him. Zeus listens to Broadway or nature sounds

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marvelheroperil · 3 years

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Nova (Richard Rider) gets choked by space god Zeus.

- Guardians of the Galaxy v6 #1, 2020

#Nova #Richard Rider #Guardians of the Galaxy #GOTG #Nova Corps #Zeus #Gods of Olympus #choked #trapped #Dude in Distress

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grailfinders · 4 years

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Fate and Phantasms #108: Iskandar

Today on Fate and Phantasms we’re making Alexander unlily, a.k.a. Iskandar! The Macedonian Macerator is beefy as hell, but he’s also a swell guy in general- possibly history’s first himbo. I’m just happy that I now I can finally watch Tulok’s video without having to worry about accidentally plagiarizing his build months later. To summarize: Horse. Army. Lightning weapons. Let’s do this.

You can check out Iskandar’s build breakdown below the cut, or his character sheet over here!

Next up: Could someone with depression do this?! *warps time and space*

Race and Background

Iskandar’s got some of that good old Zeus blood in him, making him yet another Aasimar Noble. Protector Aasimar get Darkvision, Celestial Resistance to necrotic and radiant damage, Healing Hands for hands that do a bit of healing, and the Light cantrip for the sake of anyone not lucky enough to be born part god.

Also as a noble, you’re good at History and Persuasion. You managed to get Waver’s vote, if nothing else. Also, you’re a part of history, so that kind of feels like cheating.

Ability Scores

Your biggest power is quite literally the men you’ve inspired along the way, so make sure your Charisma is as high as possible. After that is Strength. your second biggest power is being ripped as shit. Third is Constitution to keep down your wine, then Dexterity. You’re not super limber any more, but keeping your guns out means you’re wearing medium armor. Your Wisdom isn’t that strong because Alexander the Great is not Alexander the Well-Behaved. Finally, dump Intelligence. You are smart, but more in a wisdomy sort of way, not a Wavery sort of way.

Class Levels

1. Paladin 1: Much like yourself, you’re good enough at magically slapping people with weapons to earn the vaunted title of paladin at level 1. This gives you Wisdom and Charisma save proficiency, as well as Athletics and Intimidation. You cut a scary figure, what can I say.

You can also use your Divine Sense to hunt down Caster’s abominations more easily, or Lay on Hands for yet another way to slap someone back to life.

2. Paladin 2: Second level paladins get a free fighting style. Grab Dueling for better one-handed stabbing. You also have a pike but that’s for later, because right now you’re also getting Spells. You can prepare and cast them with your Charisma, and right now you only have level one spell slots. Sadly none of the smites you get right now come with lightning damage, but at least it’s something. If you’d rather not worry about magic, you can spend all your spell slots on Divine Smites instead for raw radiant damage.

3. Barbarian 1: You’re charming, but you’re also buff as hell and not completely reasonable, so this isn’t that strange a mix. First level barbarians can Rage as a bonus action for extra damage, advantage on strength checks and saves, and even more damage resistances. You also get a bit of Unarmored Defense that we won’t be using.

As an Aasimar, this is the level your Radiant Soul kicks in, giving you a flying speed and extra radiant damage once per turn for a minute. You can use this once per long rest. I know technically the horse should be flying, but we’ll take it where we can get it.

4. Barbarian 2: Second level barbarians get Reckless Attacks; gaining advantage on your weapon attacks in exchange for giving advantage as well. You can also use your Danger Sense for advantage on dexterity saves.

5. Barbarian 3: As a third level barbarian you can summon the beginnings of your Ionioi Hetairoi thanks to your Ancestral Guardian subclass. When you rage, you can summon Ancestral Protectors that make it harder for creatures to target anything other than you. They target the first creature you hit each turn, and any other creature that takes damage from them has resistance to it. You tend to be the center of attention, after all.

You also get a bit of Primal Knowledge for proficiency in Animal Handling. You’re a rider, you should know how to... y’know, ride.

6. Paladin 3: Third level paladins also get their subclass, and if you remember your childhood the Oath of Glory should be nothing new to you. Your Divine Health makes you immune to disease, and you get to Channel Divinity in two ways, once per short rest. You can either become a Peerless Athlete for advantage on athletics and acrobatics checks, a doubled carrying capacity, and an extra 10 feet of jumping distance; or you can make an Inspiring Smite, spending a bonus action after using your divine smite to hand out some temporary HP to allies (including yourself) nearby, divided however you like.

You also get fancy new oath spells- Guiding Bolt for more things that really should deal lightning damage and Heroism in case you don’t have enough healing yet.

7. Paladin 4: You finally get an Ability Score Improvement at level 7, so use this one to grab the Mounted Combatant feat. This gives you combat advantage against any creature smaller than your mount, the ability to redirect attacks against your mount to you instead, and mount evasion. You’ll notice you don’t have a mount yet- we’re working on it, promise.

8. Paladin 5: Fifth level paladins get an Extra Attack per attack action for more stabbing. More relatedly, you also get second level spells, like Enhance Ability to give an ally advantage on one kind of skill check- strength, dexterity, constitution, intelligence, wisdom, or charisma. It also comes with little bonuses for those first three. You also get Magic Weapon for fancier stabbing.

While Find Steed isn’t an oath spell, it does let you find a steed that’s smarter than most horses, and your spells that should affect only you affect your horse as well. I know Radiant Soul isn’t a spell, but c’mon hypothetical DM. c’monnnn.

9. Barbarian 4: Use this next ASI to bump up your Strength for even better stabbing. It’s pretty straightforward.

10. Barbarian 5: You don’t get an extra attack this time, but you do get Fast Movement for an extra 10′ of movement. You’re usually on a horse, but it’s nice to have a little bit more speed regardless.

11. Fighter 1: You didn’t really think we were done multiclassing yet, did you? Fighters get yet another fighting style, and Great Weapon Fighting will make your pike damage a little more consistent. You can also take a break as a bonus action to use your Second Wind to heal yourself. A good king fights hard and rests harder.

12. Fighter 2: Second level fighters can use an Action Surge to put even more stabbing in their turn once per short rest. Again it’s pretty simple, but effective.

13. Fighter 3: You’re good at riding, and so are Cavaliers. This makes you proficient in Insight so you can read Waver like a book, and you’re also Born to the Saddle. You have advantage against falling off your mount, you land on your feet even if you do, and you can mount/dismount a creature for only 5′ of movement. You can also put an Unwavering Mark on creatures you hit until the end of your next turn. While they’re within 5′ of you they have disadvantage on attacks that aren’t aimed at you, and if they still try anything funny you can make a bonus action attack against them that deals extra damage next turn. You can only use said attack a number of times per long rest equal to your strength modifier, but you have no limit on marking creatures. Most of the benefits of Ancestral Guardian, without the rage.

14. Barbarian 6: Speaking of, we almost missed out on the guardian’s next feature, the Spirit Shield. While raging, you can use your reaction to block a bit of damage heading to nearby creatures using the sheer numbers of your soldiers.

15. Fighter 4: Use this ASI to round up your Constitution and Charisma for more spells, health, and another special bonus next level.

16. Paladin 6: It’s been a while, huh? Your new Aura of Protection adds your charisma modifier to any saves done within 10′ of you. Yours, your horse’s, other people’s, it’s all good. You tend to bring out the best in others.

17. Paladin 7: The auras just don’t stop with you, do they? Your Aura of Alacrity gives you and allies within five feet of you an extra 10 feet of movement speed. I’m not saying your horse is inherently better than other people’s, but yeah, that’s exactly what I’m saying.

18. Paladin 8: Use your last ASI to bring your Strength up even higher. I mean look at you, you’re pretty buff.

19. Paladin 9: Ninth level paladins get third level spells, giving you Haste and Protection from Energy as oath spells. You can now have a horse moving at 420 feet per round if you really wanted to. You also finally get Elemental Weapon, for a spell that actually adds lightning damage to your sword. You could get by with radiant if you really want to, but there’s just something special about shocking people.

20. Paladin 10: Your capstone level gives you one last aura, the Aura of Courage. This prevents friendly creatures within 10′ of you from being frightened. Waver’s a big bundle of nerves, he really needed this.

Pros:

You can make your horse go more than 400′ in a turn, and you’re pretty fast yourself. On top of that, being able to cast haste on you and your horse is pretty cool, if just for the extra actions it affords you.

You also have plenty of options to make yourself the center of attention, protecting your horse and squishier teammates from physical attackers. Mix in your almost 200 HP and rages, and you’re pretty well set as a tank. That’ll be especially useful in case your wizard master needs to retreat from a fight.

You’re good at inspiring people around you without really doing much directly. Your auras power up their saves, speed, and nerves. Beyond that, you also have plenty of ways to buff them magically or with temporary HP.

Cons:

You’re not as married to your horse as other riders, but using it still makes things more complicated than they have to be. Not to mention it feeds right into your next problem.

Despite your speed, the short range of your auras means making use of your speed leaves your team without those buffs you give them. Also, being on a horse shuts everyone but the horse out of your aura of alacrity.

You have a ton of defenses, but none of them really matter to spellcasters. You should be fine as long as you don’t run into anyone who specializes in ranged magical attacks, though.

#Fate Grand Order #Iskandar #D&D 5e #FGO #Fate and Phantasms

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hellyeahheroes · 4 years

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Asian Herritage Month Character of the Day: Amadeus Cho

First appearing in Amazing Fantasy #15, Amadeus Cho is a brillians Korean American teenager who won a contest designed to discover 7th smartest man in the world and title of Mastermind Excello, originally held by a World War II genius superhero Bill Everett. However, this discovery and admission of his intellect made him target and after someone bombed his house, killing his parents, the boy found himself on the run.

His paths crossed with Bruce Banner, changing his life forever - seeing a lot of similiarities to the Hulk in himself, Amadeus became his biggest fan. To the point that when Hulk was sent to space and came back pissed, in Incredible Hulk #106-112 (which does not seem to be on ComiXology) Amadeus assembled team of heroes not to stop him but talk him out of his vendetta andprove to the world Jade Giant is a misunderstood hero after all. This went downhill and Amadeus ended on the run again, but now with new pal and sort of a mentor figure - Hercules, Prince of Power, Son of Zeus.

In Incredible Hercules #113-141 and as members of the Mighty Avengers in issue #21-36 the duo had many adventures, but they ended in Hercules’ heroic death. In follow-up series Hercules: Fall of an Avenger and Heroic Age: Prince of Power Amadeus, now titled new Prince of Power, embarked on a quest to bring his friend back and later the two of them had one last glorious adventure against multiverse-threatening Chaos King in Chaos War.

After going separate ways with Hercules, Amadeus found himself advising to Hulk when he founded a whole team called the Incredible Hulks, showing up in issues #613, #617, #620 and #626-635. He tried to manipulate other heroes like X-23 and Arana to start his own superhero team, feeling it may be a glimmer of hope world needed during Cul the Serpent’s attack on USA in Fear Itself: Home Front #5-7. He showed up again to help Wolverine in Savage Worlverine #2-5. Overall he started fading into obscurity, with many thinking his alternate universe self from 2014 Battleworld Runaways series may be the last we see of him.

And then came the Totally Awesome Hulk. In this book Bruce Banner was dying after saving people from nuclear explosion by absorbing all its radiation and Amadeus could only save him by taking all his power for himself, becoming new Hulk and freeing his friend. Amadeus embarked to be a Hulk with a smile, avoiding his predecessor’s misteps. He was even somewhat succesful, joining the team of young heroes wishing to save the world without repeating their predecessor’s mistakes, the Champions. He reunited with his lost sister Maggie and teamed-up with all kids of heroes from Domino in Domino #1-3 to fellow genius Moon Girl in Moon Girl & Devil Dinosaur #2-4 and #12-18 and even briefly his pal Hercules again in Civil War II: Gods of War #1. He did his part in a homage to New Fantastic Four with Laura Kinney as Wolverine, Silk and Robbie Reyes, new Ghost Rider in Ghost Rider #1-5. He was part of crossovers W.M.D: Weapons of Mutant Destruction and Avengers & Champions: Worlds Colide

However, all good things must come to an end and for Amadeus it was when his book changed title to Incredible Hulk - having found himself on the same alien planet Bruce was once shoot to, Amadeus ended up losing control over his own Hulk who promptly went on a rampage back on Earth. his story ended with him having to confront and accept his darker impulses and merging with his Hulk, becoming now permamently in slimmer gamma form. But that did not stop him from continuing his heroics, taking the codename of Brawn. When Champions book relaunched he was featured in issues #1-4 and #9-10, as between them he had come to conflict with Ms. Marvel and quit. He has ended finding new allies in a new incarnation of Agens of Atlas in miniseries War of the Realms: New Agents of Atlas, Agents of Atlas and Atlantis Attacks (last one on hiauts because, well, a fucking global pandemic struck). He also showed up in Immortal Hulk #26, which is basically one long speech Bruce Banner gives him, trying to convince Amadeus to join his and new Hulk’s crusade.

Amadeus has also showed up in cartoon Ultimate Spider-Man, an alternate universe version of him who is a tech-based superhero Iron Spider. Which adds one more legacy to an already impressive list of Mastermind Excello, Prince of Power and Hulk to Amadeus’ resume.

- Admin

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dangerouscommiesubversive · 4 years

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Ok, so @askrikkaiandhyotei asked for Micchi/Kouta and a romantic kiss, and because I’m very clever, I mashed “answer privately” instead of “save as draft” when it was half-done and had to have them send it back to me via submit. Go me! Thus the lack of askbox format. Anyway, I feel like this is sort of a tricky ship, because it feels very one-sided, but also I would so love for Micchi to have some kindness in his life.

Micchi’s had this dream before.

He’s in the garage, and the whole space is as it was before–before everything. The same furniture, the same decorations, just Gaim’s space and not the strange Beat Rider common area that it’s become. The garage is as it was, but he’s the person he became, in the dark suit he can no longer even look at while awake, his hair hanging in his eyes.

He’s lucid enough to know that he’s dreaming, but not quite enough to change anything, only enough to know what happens next. Next his teammates will come, Mai and Kouta and Rat and Rica and Chucky, and Yuuya will arrive with a basket of fruit and eyes the color of oxidized copper. He’ll try to tell them to stop, but they won’t listen to him, because he’s already lied to them too many times. Crying wolf, too late for anyone to care.

He waits for the nightmare to repeat itself.

It doesn’t.

Kouta walks into the garage alone, hands in the pockets of his orange vest. One of his eyes is gold. The other one is red. He says, “Hey, Micchi.”

So it’s the other nightmare. He swallows hard, frozen to the spot, waiting for the vine around his throat, waiting to be torn apart. It’s only as much as he deserves, really.

That doesn’t happen either. Instead Kouta frowns, but in a worried way instead of an angry one. “I felt something, I wanted to come see you. Are you ok?”

Slowly, Micchi says, “Kouta?” His voice is a croak. “Is that really…you?”

“Yeah. Weird, I know. Here, come on, you look like you need to sit down.” Kouta takes his arm and tugs him over to the little swing, sitting down next to him on it. It’s a dream, so everything feels unreal, but Kouta’s presence is incredibly real, the side of Kouta’s leg warm where it presses against his. “Were you expecting someone else?”

“Normally when I dream about you you’re killing me.” He’s still croaking. He wishes he could make his voice work properly. “I have so many nightmares.”

The rest of the garage swirls indistinctly around them, becoming the makeshift shelter of the final days of the invasion, and then Helheim Forest, and then the garage again. But the swing remains solid, and Kouta remains solid too as he puts an arm around Micchi’s shoulders and pulls him close. “Yeah, that…that makes sense. I’m sorry. But this is really me, I promise. And I’m not going to hurt you.”

Micchi stares up at him for a moment, overwhelmed by the sheer reality of his presence, and then hides his face in the orange vest and cries.

It goes on for…time. An amount of time, indistinct in whatever dreamworld they’re inhabiting, wherever Kouta’s brought him to that looks like the inside of his own head and smells like orange blossoms. He cries, and Kouta sits there holding him and says, “I’d never hurt you,” into the top of his head.

“I wouldn’t blame you if you did,” Micchi mumbles into the vest. “I kind of fucked up everything.”

“I mean, maybe a little, but what good would hurting you do? For you or anyone else? That doesn’t fix anything.”

“I guess not.” Micchi shakes his head to clear it, considers sitting up straighter, and then doesn’t, because Kouta’s arm is still around him. “Why come see me, though?”

“Because I care about you?”

Micchi finally looks up, into one golden eye and one red, and drowns in them.

“You don’t deserve to be hurt. And I’m definitely not going to do it.” Kouta tips his chin up with one hand, thumb brushing over his cheekbone. “Got that?”

Maybe there’s a version of the story, Micchi thinks, where Ganymede begs to be taken to Olympus, instead of Zeus swooping down and snatching him from Earth unawares. Kouta doesn’t seem very Zeus-like, and anyway Micchi’s not sure how to indicate that snatching would be welcome if he’s inclined. So he presses against the hand on his face for a moment and says, “Got it,” and then leans up into a kiss that fills his lungs with the scent of orange blossoms.

The swing is still as present as ever, but the dreamworld swirls again, the garage shifting and mutating into a version of itself that’s been overtaken by vines and flowers, twisting around support beams, spreading out to hold up the ceiling, carpeting the floor. It’s beautiful. There’s also a distant noise, shrill and irritating, and Kouta blinks and pulls back to say, “I think that’s your alarm, Micchi.”

“Probably.” Going for another kiss seems more important, though, and Kouta doesn’t stop him, pulls him closer.

Obnoxiously, the alarm continues, and finally Kouta pulls back again and says, with a laugh in the back of his voice, “I should probably let you wake up, yeah?”

“Will you come see me again?”

The golden eye gleams; the red eye burns. “If you want me to.”

“I’ll always want you to.”

“Then sure.” One last kiss. “I’ll come see you again. But right now…”

“Yes?”

“No more nightmares.”

#kureshima mitsuzane #kazuraba kouta #fanfiction #askrikkaiandhyotei #i highly recommend picturing klimt's 'the kiss' for this one

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