#weild draws

[weilaverdui]

Riddles in the Dark, Prologue, page 1

Wreving is a place, where science and wonder walk on the same streets. Meet Lorraine, Cedric, Thomas and Percy. It will take them a while to get to the point on this image.

Guess who panicked.

Am I biting way more than I can chew? Yep. Do i have ANY prep work done? Nope. At least I know the whole story, roughly. Art by me. Story by @masterofrecords with input from wonderful Veles, Qunder, Sid and, for a while, Tan.

[shiveagit]

Pass the wine so I can sharpen my wit.

crocodile | mihawk | buggy

[cut-it-out29]

I’ll be real- this started as being a sketch for an actual render but instead I ended up with.. uh… this????

But It’s kinda sillyyy soo…. YAYAY TRICKSTER

ψ(｀∇´)ψ Trickster belongs to @yourloveaton ofc

Also this is me ranting more but OML i ended up simplifying the outfit so much (๑•ૅㅁ•๑)

I literally don’t think I could make it simpler than this and even be mildly recognizable— I DIDNT WANNA DRAW THAT HAT IN THIS POSE BUT LIKE EVERYTHING ELSE MISSING IS ME FORGETTING UNTIL NOW AND BEING TOO LAZY TO GO BACK NOW JRJGJEKE

LIKE DEAD ASS FORGOT THINGS THAT WERE IN THE ROUGH SKETCH- FUR? NONE. RIBBONS/BELLS? GONE. BELT? NOT EVEN IN THE ROUGH-

But thats enough of my 1 AM ranting—- hope ya like it i’m tired now ( ´Д`)y--･~~

Also also- I really need to draw some more interaction stuff with tricks here— now that I think about it I’ll probably run out of time for the event but I’ll do it either way (ㆀ˘･з･˘)

[musubiki]

lime lime lime lime lime (and his m34th weapon that can turn into many things)

[shikisei]

soul eater au

[doctorcanon]

Some working designs for a "Zelda Saves Link" story I've been sitting on for a while. Featuring Link as a world weary war hero and Zelda's half brother and Sheik as Zelda's advisor and bodyguard and Impa's grandson.

This would be their designs at the beginning of the story but eventually Zelda will cut her hair, become Hyrule's Greatest Archer, reforge the Master Sword, save her brother and become the benevolent Queen Zelda XIV.

[aroaceleovaldez]

doodle page from a couple months ago of demigods with unusual weapons cause i was thinking about it again the other day

[mrsthunderkin]

I JUST

LOVE MY BBY BOI SO MUCH

[trashypackrat]

Kinda an old drawing but i wanna share my oc ^^

[ananinidraws]

Monthly Spirit Tracks doodle~

ignore the fact i haven't posted about spirit tracks in a while shhhh

[brainfilehasstoppedworking]

His room would definitely look like this after becoming a Mastermind LMAO. He's not really driven by despair but more of his own insanity and love for his son. (And thank you @artz16 for adding some ideas to my silly AU.)

[thecontrarianlibrarian]

samurai pencil drawing from an older (high school) industrial design assignment in wich we where to design gloves. (If i recall correctly it was something of a gaming console, holograph glove hybrid thing)

april 15 2018

[cosmic-navel-gazin]

that post of rumata trying to convince the other earthlings of the merits and inherent badassery of dual-wielding just makes me think that whenever his superiors review the footage he sends back to earth all they see is kingdom hearts parking lot when he fights and I'm screaming over here

DUDE!

ANON!

I AM KISSING AND HUGGING YOU FOR REMINDING ME OF THAT LEGENDARY VIDEO! I'M DEAD I'M FUCKIN DEAD. THAT'S EXACTLY THE VIBE I COULDN'T PUT IT BETTER MYSELF

*TEARING MY HAIR OUT*

Anton, Pashka and Anka in the parking lot be like (Anka's the one filming the lads fight ofc):

Rumata in his mind and to the people of Arkanar:

Rumata to his fellow earthlings:

[that-foul-legacy-lover]

i have been coloring all day,,,,,,,,

but mayhaps,,,,, i should do more,,,,,,,,,,,,

[the-storm-chaser]

⌛+ "What do you wish someone told your younger self?"

Time warp - The Future

The Elder looked down at the mage, eyes narrowing in thought as she posed the question. What could she have told her? There was so much she wished she could have known on her travels.

To be less naive?

To have been more cautious of others?

No, there was something better, her lips pulling into a thin line before giving her answer.

'To be content with what I had.' Her tone was flat, not exactly giving away how that information was supposed to be conveyed. If the mage had been look over the Elder, however, she may have understood why she said this.

Even though she was dressed in ceremonial robes, she would have still been able to see her hands, notibly her left hand. Compared to how it should have been, her skin had been scarred black, flecks of light reflecting off its surface to reveal the lighting streaks traveling upward, presumably across the length of her arm.

She had learnt to command the lightning without the use of the crystal over the years, but was the damage worth the cost?

[cy-cyborg]

I'm begging dragonage fans to do a tiny bit of research about arm amputees before loudly shouting their opinions on the inquisitor returning in the next game Please lol.

Apparently, it was confirmed that the inquisitor, your chatacter from the last game (who looses their arm in the final cutscene of the DLC), will return in Veilguard as a customisable character, similar to Hawke, and they will play an active roll in the story. This has caused a lot of people to start speculating on how they'll handle the inquisitor's missing hand, with most people agreeing they'll have to have a prosthetic to be an active part of the story. Which, while I do think this is the rought bioware will take, isn't true, and a part of me really hopes they leave the inquisitor without a prosthetic arm like in the end of Tresspasser

Partially because we already have a companion with a prosthetic (neve) and it would be nice to see some diversity in how amputation is depicted in such a mainstream game, but also because you dont need a prosthetic to fight as any of the main 3 classes from inquisition.

Mage:

mages just need a staff, the game shows them as 2 handed weapons but it's totally beleiveable that it would be usable 1-handed (Neve also uses a dagger-like weapon in the trailer, you can make a "staff" in inquisition that functions more like an energy sword, and the Mage in the chargers uses a staff resembling a bow, so I think it's more that they just need a focus, the shape doesn't matter as much). A knight enchanter may struggle more 1 handed, but I wouldn't write it off as an option with some modifications made to their main staff.

Warrior:

the easiest to justify, because there are several cases of arm amputees fighting with a sword and sheild in history, and while many did have prosthetics, most weren't functional (meaning they were mainly for aesthetic purposes and didn't actually aid the fighter in any way. There were exceptions, like Götz of the iron hand, who's prosthetic was functional, but most were not). The inquisitor looses their arm just above the wrist*, so they still have most of their forearm. Most sheilds strap to the forearm, so it wouldn't take much adjustment to make that work, and you can use the other hand for the weapon. Obviously, two-handed weapons will probably be off the table, though, lol.

*edit to say, as several people pointed out, i got that wrong, my bad 😅. The inquisitors arm is actually amputated through the elbow, the screenshots i was looking at just weren't very clear and it has been a while since i got to trespasser lol. It would still entirely possible to strap a shield to the upper arm though, with some pretty minor adjustments to the existing straps on standard (as in, those used by non-disabled warriors) tall shields, so the point still stands.

Rogue

this is the one people tend to be the loudest about and the one I understand the most. Obviously duel-weilding daggers won't work (unless you give them something like the hidden blades in assassin's creed on their stump side, I guess) but using a single dagger still would, and is a perfectly reasonable approach, given that's how most irl people used daggers. Archery, though, absolutely can work without a prosthetic, despite what people think. Dragonage has crossbows, not something like Bianca (rip) but a small, single-handed crossbow is an option. Even ignoring that though, amputee archery is a thing irl, and not every arm amputee uses prosthetics for it. The bows are modified to be held in one hand and drawn with the mouth using a kind of pully-system built into the bow that I could very easily see being modified into some dwarven-style contraption in game (some double arm amputees use their feet to draw regular bows, but I don't think that would be pheasable in combat).

Like I said, I think bioware will probably go with a prosthetic, but i hope that they don't. Or at the very least, show them with it sometimes and without it other times (the same goes for Neve, no one wears their prosthetic 24/7, I'd love to see them both take them off around the home base, even just occasionally). A lot of arm amputees in particular prefer to go without one, and arm prosthetics in media are some of the worst offenders of the "perfect prosthetic"/"miracle cure prosthetic" tropes. It doesn't count as "diversity" or disability representation if it doesn't actually change anything other than the look of the chatacter, and im really, really desperate for some actually decent amputee representation in games.