#thnx for coming t my tedtalk

[gloriouslyscentedwizard]

Electricity have mercy upon me i just shocked the ever living life outta my tongue cos I thought ketchup got on my laptops charger. Nope. No ketchup, only electricity l. My tongue tastes like heavy apple juice I do not like the feeling

[stropdraws]

hi! did you ever get to develop or play alecto? I love the art you did for her so much

thank you!! unfortunately i did not T-T

although, i did borrow a lot of her concepts for a critrole OC ("strop," i hear you asking, "isn't that just another d&d character." and you would be right. but also wrong.) AND i'm now in a shadowrun campaign ft. an equally-wretched woman who i Really Sould draw properly at some point

(one of these days i also need to draw alecto's patron*, aka the mistress of blades, who is a horrible beastly amalgamation of woman and wolf and blade and whose weapons really were never meant to fall into the hands of humans, because when they do, said humans end up Like That. her domain is the Hunt, not in the sense of the chase but in the consumption and the body of something else sustaining your body and the carcass left behind.

if you hold onto one of her weapons long enough it starts to transform you, and from the outside it looks like corruption but that implies evil and it's not really evil it's just...a wolf killing a deer or even a human isnt doing it out of malice. the things the mistress of blades gives to the hunt are only things meant to help with survival. but when you give those things to humans stuff goes wrong, because humans DO have the capacity for evil. so to protect you the sword has to make you into something that isn't human anymore.)

(but it's also not even like. "to protect you" because that implies it's deliberate, it's not it's just instinct again. all this just to say that in a world where she managed to get a handle on things alecto would be able to get down with some really funky werewolf shit, but for now she is simply Going Through It.)

anyways thnx for coming to my tedtalk