#wraith the horse

[mischievouslittlecreature]

Tommy and Lucy's Pets

Just some images I've collected over time of their fur babies. You can find more details about each of them here.

Asher (Black Shepherd)

Mystery (Dappled Gray Horse)

Phantom (White Horse)

Sin (Chestnut Horse)

Trouble (Tortoiseshell Cat)

Wraith (Black Horse)

[salty-an-disco]

do you ever think about Wraith a bit too much, and how tragic her character is and get incredibly fucking sad

[allthewhumpygoodness]

Honestly love it when characters are just...really out of it but in a very specific way.

I love scenarios when someone's going through Some Crazy External Shit that's really extreme and traumatizing and draining and they're absolutely exhausted and their brain is just not in the right place & they're kind of seeing things.

Like okay if they're in an intense battle that's been going on for hours and they're bleeding and staggering and are still on their feet with adrenaline alone, but then they're hit badly again and kind of bleeding out and there's gunfire or lasers or magical explosions going on all around them and they're trying to stay conscious while also disassociating completely and when somebody grabs their injured body and starts to drag them from the battlefield they look up and all they can see are the shadowy arms of death before they pass out

Or someone on the run through a forest at night with a storm raging overhead, lightning threading through the sky and thunder booming with alarming volume, they're terrified and cold and certain either the storm will kill them or their pursuers will, and suddenly a lightning bolt strikes a tree near them and lights up the whole world for an instant, now there's fire and water and wind all around them at once and their ears are ringing and they're sure they must have already died somewhere in their chase

Anyway whumpees being in that panicked, adrenaline-ridden, in-bad-shape-in-a-multitude-of-ways state and then something just absolutely bonkers happens and they can't process it (usually followed pretty quickly by them losing consciousness either from exhaustion, cold, their injuries, or sheer panic)...just gets to me

[thedaswolves]

My fave Dragon Age comics in one place ❤️

you can read them fully here :)

Magekiller

(Marius, Tessa, Flavius, Charter, Dorian, Leliana, Harding…)

part 1 , part 2 , part 3 , part 4 , part5

Deception

(Olivia, Autumn, Vaea, Dorian, Florian, Teia, Viago de Riva…)

part 1 , part 2 , part 3

Blue Wraith

(Fenris, Vaea, Francesca, Ser Aaron, Marius, Tessa, Autumn…)

part 1 , part 2 , part3

Dark Fortress

(Fenris, Vaea, Francesca, Marius, Tessa, Autumn...)

part1 , part 2 , part 3

The Missing

(Varric, Harding, Charter, Antoine, Evka, Teia, Viago de Riva, Irelin, Strife, Neve Gallus…)

part 1 , part 2 , part 3 , part 4

[heavysass]

as much as i generally like the new reaper-sojourn interaction, as it is nice getting any ties of chase to the og overwatch team and knowing reyes had friends even when his reputation was on its lowest, it also makes the thing they are hellbent on avoiding so much more noticeable

why is one of overwatch's most notable critics, and in that probably one of the biggest haters of blackwatch and their deals, the one offering comfort to the worst offender? and not, you know, his best friend? one of the very few who are actively worried about him as far as current canon lore tells us? at least his protégé who is due to an actual confrontation with him? tbh /to me/ this interaction feels like it could've worked better with anyone else from the strike team, but exposition on why gabriel went to talon concerns jack and cassidy above all else

it genuinely is so strange seeing how connected characters all have something to say to each other even in the non-canon limbo that is in game interactions, but the gabriel-jack bond, which is one of the actual bases of the whole story, and which often shows up when these two are concerned in the extra lore content because it is pretty unavoidable to their characters, seems to be actively glossed over in game /where it actually matters/. they have mean rivalry kill chatter against each other and that is it. all you get is the knowledge soldier 76 is actively following reaper now, no reasons beyond taking talon down. if your only contact with overwatch is what is currently in game and the famous cinematics you could never guess their importance to each other's build up, when every other iconic duo, as ow is obsessed with yin-yang types, has at least some solid nods going on (sounds silly to people who care about any of this, but go check any lore explanation video comment section on youtube and see how many casuals are only vaguely aware of the lore through in game interactions and second hand word)

(it is awkward, since we are getting these little but thoughtful interactions scrapped off pve recently to half the cast. even OW1 never quite delivered anything big about their past but they had their familiarity. and i mean, they did talk to each other at least)

........on the other hand, that interaction is also fascinating because it makes code of violence even more of a bizarre tipping point. gabriel's, and not reaper's, aknowledgement of vivian's support and worry makes his choice of abandoning his friends, his family, his goddamn small child, to play a violent assassin terrorist so funny. this dialogue puts it quite plainly, it was an active choice. they keep painting him as more of a massive asshole or a complete rancorous dumbass with every new personal lore drop, the contrast to what we believed (or knew, before the change of writing direction) of noble gabriel reyes in the golden era up to retribution is almost surreal

[evilhorse]

Marvel Masterpieces cards #14: Blood Wraith

[theconjurervfx]

[autumnmobile12]

I have questions about this horse.

After the Dănești rider Marius was killed, why did the horse still go all the way to Alucard's castle? I'm not a horse expert, but don't horses who suddenly find themselves riderless usually just eventually head back to their safe place, in this case Dănești, instead of walking calmly to the rider's intended destination?

How did it guide the other refugees to Dănești? No one is holding the reins of that horse in that scene. It is literally leading people into the village. (The only explanation we get is Greta's, "That's a good horse.")

How did it find Trevor in the finale? Was it just ambling through the forest, unattended, and just happened across this half-alive guy and was like, "He looks important."

It might be lazy writing, but just for fun, I'm going to choose to believe the horse is one of the following:

It could maybe be a nod to the Lords of Shadow games where a forest spirit in the form of a mystical horse does play a minor role in the plot.

It's actually a human that was cursed to be a horse and is relatively okay with being a horse.

Or my personal favorite: It's actually one of Hector's...less decomposed pets from Season 2. It ran off when the fighting began and was later claimed by an unsuspecting Dănești villager. Under the radar reanimated horse corpse and no one suspects a thing.

[finalexpenses]

Why. are you a horse

[holy-shit-comics]

[meggyreap]

If I were to do a mini occult-themed bachelorette challenge with Camila here would anyone be interested in participating?

[mischievouslittlecreature]

Wraith

[s4wyersart]

when i was a kid my grandpa was a great depression survivor and he wouldn't waste ANY amount of food so he taught me i had to eat the apple core and i started eating the whole apple in grade school and the kids called me horse boy

[keycomicbooks]

ROM Spaceknight #1 (1979) Frank Miller and Joe Rubinstein Cover, Bill Mantlo Story, Sal Buscema & John Romita Jr. Pencils, 1st Appearance of ROM, Spaceknights, Brandy Clark & Dire Wraiths

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[spookyfoxdreamer]

[felassan]

it looks like quite a few of the Dragon Age 'extended' (books, comics) etc materials are discounted on Amazon at the moment. I don't know if it's a DA-specific thing or a general sale, but anyways, in case this helps anyone:

Dragon Age: The First Five Graphic Novels - $29.99 $23.34 (22% off)

Dragon Age: The World of Thedas Boxed Set - $59.99 $35.99 (40% off)

Dragon Age: Tevinter Nights - $19.99 $13.39 (33% off)

Dragon Age: The Missing - $19.99 $16.00 (20% off)

Dragon Age: The Official Cookbook: Taste of Thedas - $34.99 $23.08 (34% off)

Dragon Age: Wraiths of Tevinter - $39.99 $23.49 (41% off)

Dark Horse Deluxe Dragon Age: World of Thedas Map Puzzle, Multicolor - $19.99 $16.91 (15% off)

Dragon Age: Dark Fortress - $19.99 $17.05 (15% off)

Dragon Age: Blue Wraith - $17.99 $15.59 (13% off)

The Art of Dragon Age: Inquisition - $49.99 $25.49 (49% off)

 Dragon Age: The World of Thedas Volume 1 - $49.99 $29.50 (41% off)

Dragon Age: Dawn of the Seeker [Blu-ray] - $14.98 $8.00 (47% off)

Dragon Age: Dawn of the Seeker DVD - $9.98 $6.29 (37% off)

Dragon Age: The World of Thedas Volume 2 - $49.99 $28.62 (43% off)

Dragon Age: The Stolen Throne - $19.99 $15.27 (24% off)

Dragon Age: Asunder: Asunder - $20.99 $12.66 (40% off)

Dragon Age: The Calling - $21.99 $11.69 (47% off)

(still worth checking other outlets though in case you can get them for better prices there, this post isn't meant as a 'this is the cheapest place to get them right now, post, it's just a 'I noticed these were all discounted for whatever reason on Amazon' post).