#tcws

[dreamspring]

ANOTHER THING ABOUT COSMIC WHEEL SISTERHOOD!!! i just really love the magic system. it's so simple but fun! the idea of elemental based magic (air/fire/water/earth) is of course very basic but i love the philosophical direction they took it in. air isn't literally just air, it's context ('the collective subconscious, the ecosystem, everything that surrounds us') and what that means. fire is conflict, water emotion, earth strength etc. you're asked to consider how these different elements which have wider meanings to them (that genuinely feel hard to wrap your head around because they're vague and imprecise and rooted in philosophy and emotion) function as well as interact to make a greater whole. you have to emotionally understand the query in order to understand the magical process.

idk magic in the game feels so mystical and hard to grasp which is exactly what makes it work so well for me. like yeah magic is a secret of the universe and witches are simply scholars of it! it's not something they have totally figured out! it makes so much sense. the in-game explanatory texts are so interesting to read too but i'll leave that for another time

[witch-niko]

Fellow Cosmic Wheel Sisterhood fans, I’m trying to get to even just one of the Utopia endings, or support Dahlia without Patrice forcing me out, but I’m having trouble getting to those outcomes. Can anyone give me some pointers?

[lunarblazes]

fuck it it’s time

[an-abyssal-odyssey]

Blue-Eyed Siblings

[warsamongthestars]

ON CT NUMBERS

Okay so, for research, I went looking up Clones.

And I came across "Bravo Squad", which was the Cadet Squad that graduated from cadets before Domino Squad did, in the Clone Wars episode "Cadets".

They were labeled by their CT numbers.

Now this is interesting in comparison to Domino Squad, who's numbers were:

CT-782 "Hevy" - Who we know later exploded on the Rishi Moon.

CT-00-2010 "Droidbait" - Who died off screen to Droids.

CT-4040 - "Cutup" - Who got ate by a Rishi Eel

CT-27-5555 - "Fives"

CT-21-0409 - "Echo"

Now, Echo is interesting in that he has two. He's been known as CT-0409 and CT-1409.

Was there a mistake? Prolly, but we can reconcile that easy--in that, we don't know what exactly a CT number is.

If it a serial number, a way to systematically label clones, and there are thousands to millions of Clones, then it would make sense to have a much longer serial number--but only immediately identify by part of that number for ease.

So Echo would actually be "CT-21-0408-1409".

( I will still say that its still too short, so I'd go that its actually longer than that--but this is what we have of it. Its a bit like IP Addresses, really. )

But what about that double digit in front?

Well, we look back at Bravo Squad from Cadets.

CT-27-3555

CT-66-3232

CT-66-3233

CT-66-3238

I'd say, judging by those numbers, that the double-digit indicates the Batch you were apart of.

(Writing wise, its prolly just ease to label a clone character and go, cos they did a lot of that in TCWs--but we can still have fun with what we have)

Like, take those cloning pillar-towers we see all the clone babies in, and label a set with a universal number, and that's a batch.

If we go by Legends, clones came out in batches of 32. Mesh that with Clone Wars Canon--and you could say they came out in batches of 32, but are later separated into Batch-Squads of 4 or 5 or 6 (Remember the Youth Brigade in the Boba Arc of TCWs? Like that)

It would make sense to produce a batch squad that has trained all their lives, to ensure perfect unit cohesion.

And Domino Squad either has no batch-number revealed, or come from different batches entirely.

More than likely, they were odd ones out of their batches, maybe it was a failure or something, maybe it was simply being the extra, maybe it was an attitude problem--but we could say that they were placed in Domino Squad, away from their original Batch-Squads, to see if they'd work together--and they conflicted a lot, because they didn't grow up with each other and lack that "Perfect Unit Cohesion".

( Oh they prolly could have worked together fine with training and time--but they didn't have that, nor did they have a good trainer )

So anyway.

Echo would be from Batch-21. Droidbait is from a Batch-00 (He's less likely to be the oldest, and more likely to just be in the right line on the right clone tree-pillar), and Fives is from Batch-27. (We don't know Cutup or Hevy's)

...

But if you notice in my Bravo Squad list, there's a CT-27-3555.

Judging by the fact that he's surrounded by Batch-66s... that's probably one of Fives' original batchmates. Based on his Batch Number and his CT Number.

And as far as we know, his old batchmate is out there...

Somewhere...

[redn1ghtcrawler]

Was supposed to be a warmup but eh…

[ratbaby15]

Got inspired, made something, hope you enjoy.

Pretty accurate if I do say so myself.

[adh-d2]

One of my favorite pieces of canon continuity is that clones cannot lie for shit

[stealingpotatoes]

downsides of being super ill for a few days are being ill, plus sides are i finally sat down and watched the 2003 clone wars cartoon!

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[ofburntorangesuns]

Rex ol' boy

[dreamspring]

they were literally insane for this

[secretly-a-trekkie]

they deserved a beach episode

[cobaltbeam]

Rex won't stand by that bs

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[an-abyssal-odyssey]

Obi-Wan: I am convinced Anakin and Ahsoka share a brain cell.

Cody: And it's not in use very often, it seems.

[amarcia]

I've had this silly headcanon for a while that Anakin simply saw Padme give birth in his vision and got absolutely dramatic over it. "She will die!" "No Skywalker it always looks this way"

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[meandtheyeehaws]

who is this lost sassy child and why is it on a battlefield