#truly dreadful

[wittness]

LAPDDANCE. that’d be nice…. man… miss that. GRAAGGHH.

[shoepolishpolice]

I’m so sorry people but what the fuck was Tolya’s accent - he was meant to be English right?

[wardensantoineandevka]

Warden Antoine is so funny for being someone who will make a stirring declaration about how the Wardens have an opportunity to reach for a future in which they are dedicated to protecting and restoring and nurturing the life and landscapes lost to the Blight, that it is their duty and it will give them purpose as they reckon with the end of Archdemons, then immediately provide you with like three hundred pounds of explosives he personally developed from scratch so you can blow something up for him

[poorly-drawn-mdzs]

Don't Wormy About Me.

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[laddertek]

etho said actually you _don't_ understand the intricacies of how tango is my boyfriend and bdubs is my ex

(and how tango and bdubs kiss too)

Scar: We went on that little adventure, you know! Etho: Yeah, yeah, we had our adventure, that's true, that's true. Scar: You disparaged your teammates. That's it, all right, no more spoilers. Etho: (laughs) Our team has -- our team has some weird dynamics this -- this season. Cleo: (overlapping) Really, Etho? Is there trouble in paradise? (pause) Who's third-wheeling with you, again? I can't remember. Etho: (laughs) Uhh. The -- Cleo: Genuinely can't remember. I know it's you and Bdubs. And...Tango? Tango. Tango. Etho: (loudly) Why -- Why is Tango the third wheel? Why -- why isn't Bdubs the third wheel? Cleo: Because it's you and Bdubs. I'm sorry. I understand how that relationship goes. Etho: (dissatisfied) Hmm.

[havenandart]

a fast little doodle of dr. kiran devabhaktuni, the man the myth the neurosurgeon himself.

i've been reading the fantastic cor et cerebrum series by @audreycritter and i'll be so honest with you -- i love dev. i had to google dev to see if i just hadn't caught up to comics or if he was really in dc universe. such a fantastic display of writing and character. thank you for sharing him with us ♥

[chaotic66hummingbird]

Felisja Piana

[gideo-vames]

I don't think words can express how STARVING I am for Solas content. They could show a picture of his ear at the Summer Game Fest and I would print it out and put it on an altar.

[thekittyokat]

you ever just have a lot, a LOT of feelings all at once about a character and not even remotely enough words or brainpower to FORM the words to describe everything you're feeling. so it feels like you may explode. yeah

[dragonbabes]

Well, hello

Now, what might we have here, hanging above the wardrobe in the meditation room? A painting? A painting of a throne?

A familiar throne, no? Who put this here? hmmmmmm??????

and yes i'm sobbing.

[whineandcheese24]

one thing that pisses me off about all the new hate coming at bucktommy because of the dinner scene is that, while also being infantilizing it feels like such a misunderstanding of Buck's character. like we all joke that Buck knows a lot of random stuff but as someone who also has a lot of random trivia I can tell you that he doesn't just know stuff, he learns stuff. so when you say that Buck was being preyed on or that he didn't understand the implications of what he was saying, you're not just babying him, you're also saying that in his many years being very sexually active he never once either experimented with or researched sex and kink, and that once he had his bi awakening he didn't fall into an internet rabbit hole of queer history, different orientations and kinks, and other fun sex stuff.

Buck is and always has been very sexually active and sex positive, he has a fucking ring cutter in his kitchen for christ's sake. he knows about sex, he knows about kink, and he knew exactly what he and Tommy were saying, and to say that he didn't means you don't actually like or understand Buck as a character.

[try-set-me-on-fire]

I bet on losing dogs

I know they're losing and I'll pay for my place

By the ring

Where I'll be looking in their eyes when they're down

I'll be there on their side

I'm losing by their side

[the-northern-continent]

Low-key hilarious when the Veilguard is discussing who they can tell about the “spirits -> elves” thing, and they decide to tell Strife and Irelin.

My friends. His name is Strife. There’s a nonzero chance he already knows.

[slavhew]

daily affirmations: im the shit

[poorly-drawn-mdzs]

The most terrifying creature of all

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[the-strength-of-the-wolffe]

Looking at “Rising Malevolence” and “Mercy Mission” together, you can see how much Wolffe and Sinker evolve over the course of four seasons. What’s fascinating to me is that their character arcs move in opposite directions.

"Rising Malevolence" brings them face-to-face with death for the first time; they couldn’t be in a worse situation. Of the four survivors, Wolffe is the most vulnerable and the least useful. Nevertheless, he stands fast. His strong spirit enables him to put forth his best conduct: he’s steady, trusting, even good-humored. Sinker is not. His spirit has been depressed for a long time already, so he can’t help succumbing to negativity in the heat of the moment.

The massacre roots a new fear in both of them: fear of loss. It’s their responsibility to keep their men alive, and yet they both failed. What’s to stop it from happening again? They have no control over who survives and who doesn’t, when and where and how their troopers will die, whether it’ll be a few casualties or an entire battalion.

Amidst this fear, both of them are confronted by Plo Koon. A general who vows to share that responsibility with them. Who, through actions and not just words, commits to the kind of leadership that not only values their men’s survival but also their wellbeing.

This is the crossroads where their arcs diverge.

Sinker, against all his instincts, vices, and traumas, decides to trust General Plo. It doesn’t come easily, or all at once, but, as the Jedi continues to make good on his promise, he learns to ease up. Gradually, his spirit heals and grows stronger. By “Mercy Mission,” he’s noticeably more lighthearted, invested, and confident: a man transformed for the better.

Wolffe, however, can’t let go of his fear. It’s proportionally greater than Sinker’s; he has lost, and stands to lose, much more. He does trust General Plo, deeply, but he also harbors the disturbing knowledge that the Jedi isn’t invincible. For all his power, General Plo can still die—and that can’t happen. The 104th would go adrift without him, so he must be protected at all costs. Wolffe takes up this extra burden in secret. He becomes vigilant, overprotective, strained, insular. He won't acknowledge it, but his spirit is staggering under the weight. “Mercy Mission” shows us a glimpse of this transformation: a man who’s bone-weary and so preoccupied with the status of his absent comrades that he has no patience or sympathy for the Aleena.

Maybe it was never in the cards for him, to be healthy and flourishing and secure. Maybe his path would've always led down a darker road than Sinker's despite experiencing the same profound kindness. It's such a shame, for if any clone needed a little hope, it's him. I'm halfway through his story now, the beginning of the end, and he's about to enter the darkest valley of his life.