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time loop fans when the loop slightly changes
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Linocut prints by William Hays. ~ Dawn ~ After the Storm, 2016.
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'The Days of Christmas' art by Laurel Long.
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my contribution to the "neve in suits" agenda
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i am fighting for my fukcing life
have you ever seen a beast that wanted to get at ink bottles
SO GODDAMN BADLY
she wants her PEETS in the DAMP blue INK
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I just think shes neat<3
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Egg Dance, 1903 by John Collier (English, 1850–1934)
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The Mourn Watch is everything to me. They're goth. They're some of the most compassionate people you will meet. Their thematic decor includes gigantic skeleton statues that stare you down. They're fashionable. They know near immediately about every haunting across the Necropolis and nearby areas. They don't know there's a demon dragon in their dungeons. They apparently frequently have children run around the place. They have legitimate academic basis for their studies and very talented professors. They majorly do not leave their home area. They know about the undead king. They have rigorous and extensive training program for new Watchers. They do not know what VORGOTH is.
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The Necropolis
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okay i AM going to make posts about thedas holidays this year, and on that note: tomorrow is first day!!
this is a pretty simple one. thedas has the same months as us with different names, so they celebrate the new year on the first day of their january: wintermarch! (which is also called verimensis if you’re fancy.) we don’t know very much about first day, but we do know that it’s traditional to visit neighbours and family. this apparently comes from annually checking in remote areas that everyone was alive, lmao. there’s also large town gatherings of drinking and merriment to commemmorate the year past! so it’s all about community. this seems to be the closest of thedas’ festivals to the middle of winter, so it’s probably the one associated with snowy weather. also based on one mention in a browser game, it’s possible some people eat chicken about it?
your warden and their party might have taken shelter from the cold and been caught up in a town’s cheerful first day party, no blight or weather or war stopping the celebration. your hawke probably remembers the twins’ little hands in theirs as they trudged through the snow, visiting the most isolated farmholds on the edge of some remote fereldan village. kirkwall’s hightown must have very different first day social events to those drinking and dancing around the alienage vhenadahl, or to shivering darktown neighbours finding each other in the gloom down below. a josephine bundled tightly against the cold also dresses skyhold up for the occasion, insisting on a shared feast that accounts for everyone from new recruits to the inner circle, appalled when some don’t share her enthusiasm for new year’s resolutions and a fresh productive start. maybe the veilguard visiting all their “neighbours” means being ferried by a baffled caretaker through the crossroads, with increasingly drunk stumbling over the course of the day. some factions put on a better festive mood than others, but for each member of the team, someone needs that annual reminder they’re alive and will come back safe
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Romanticism-inspired fantasy.
Joining inprnt’s print sale through the weekend 💜
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Manuel Ramos Artal - Landscape at Sunset (1895)
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initiation song from the finders lodge by Ursula K. Le Guin
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