#Create Your Character

[januscorner]

Let’s Build A Character

Okay so they’re an Imp

[the-crazy-echidna-lady]

Something that cracks me up (Not in a good way because it's kinda messed up) in games during the "create your character" section is the skin tones. Like 90% of the time it's like this.

Not much variation in the lighter skin department, but absolutely NO variation in the poc department. Poc are not a "one tone of skin fits all" game devs.

[evening-rose-309]

Thought this would be fun:

Here's mine—an un-dragonborn-ified version of my alt "Dark Urge" in my current BG3 playthrough. Not quite the quote, this depiction of him, but it is him in subtext after the tadpole and everything.

Deerstalker Forgehymn, former Scion of Bhaal, an abomination given life by a Thayan necromancer on a dare by their shared sire, raised in a small town in the woods by a friendly innkeeper for ten years before being ceremoniously inducted into his Father's worship. In 1358, at the start of The Time of Troubles, he gave his soul to the devil-cambion Raphael in a fit of tired but inspired spite. In 1478, however, he'd be forced back into his Father's service and made to oversee the training and education of the two hellions who would be further known as the Dark Urge and Orin the Red. Nowadays he spends his time making up for those sins and mourning the years he turned two children into monsters, weathering a sea of infernal intrigue over the backdrop of the horrific personal drama of being a devil's lover and a vampire's bride both all the while.

Ok, here's a fantasy game because I want to feel nostalgy (there was a period of time, when my dream №1 was becoming an elf)

So, here we go

1) take this quiz

2) make your own character, based on the result, using this piccrew (the character can look whatever you want)

3) repost with your quiz result and your character. Don't forget to tag somebody

Feel free to take part even if you weren't tagged :3

I'll go first

I'll tag: @sparrows-my-abhorred

[owlpero]

free will is all about headcanoning your faves as autistic

[fogaminghub]

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[tediousmalcontentt]

my favorite scene in all of literature is when Neil Josten wakes up in Columbia after being drugged, hurls an alarm clock at Aaron, dumps his water on the floor and throws the cup at Aaron, stuff his clothes down the toilet and squeezes out through the window, has the foresight to call Matt from a pay phone to protect his shit, hitch hikes back to campus, eyes back to brown?? shows up on Wymack’s door like 😜 and reveals he could speak German the whole time?? CHARACTER OF ALL TIME, that is a protagonist who knows how MOVE THE MFING PLOT ALONG

[poorly-drawn-mdzs]

Happy one year anniversary to In Stars and Time!

[daddiesdrarryy]

Just because he’s my favorite character doesn’t mean I don’t want to see him suffering

[teratomatica]

you always land on all fours

[rororonyan]

Classsic Yandere mothman.. w a twist

Mothman has features that are very easily comparable to owls, stygian owls in particular have two antenna-like feathers atop their heads, and are well known for their blood red eyes when exposed to artificial light and lamps. A common explanation for 'mothman' sightings are that of owls, mothman in particuliar often chalked up to a stygian owl. In folklore, it is sometimes said that mothman will appear before great disasters, so when you see him, it's a bad omen..

[januscorner]

Let’s Build A Character

90 year old white haired imp lady

Other one happening rn because I accidentally put it for a week

[keferon]

May I ask what were the best transformers media you ever saw/read?

Well Transformers Prime, Transformers 1986 and IDW comics are having the first place that’s for sure

And then the second place is kind of shared by Fall of Cybertron, Exodus, Prime wars trilogy, Robots in disguise(2001) and Transformers One.

The third place goes to G1, Animated, Earthspark, Armada, War for Cybertron Netflix series, Aligned Robots in disguise, Bumblebee, Rise of the Beasts and Cyberverse because I only liked some little parts of them.

And then I also saw some of the Bay movies, Victory and Headmasters and didn’t like them at all.

Separate first place for J-Decker. It is not exactly Transformers but it is a show about giant robots and I loved it

[bumblingbabooshka]

Pike telling the audience "I'm Christian by the way" was absolutely unnecessary after he said "They're not hard to understand - They're monsters through and through and we've got to kill as many of them as we can" to Starfleet about an alien species he barely knows anything about. The final frontier indeed. I know the Gorn are The Monster Aliens because I'm watching a television show, but in a universe where aliens are common and usually people-like it's a bit historically sickening to see our Main White Christian Good Guy say with his whole chest "These aliens are not people, they're Things we have to kill and if we don't kill them they'll kill us and destroy our utopian society and impregnate our women. We can't talk to them, there's no alternative solution, we HAVE to kill them all." and have that presented as righteous and correct. Because I'm watching a television show, I know that Pike is correct when he says that in the canon of SNW the Gorn are monsters who can't be reasoned with and aren't people - because they were written by someone to be that way. However, if I'm a higher up in-universe listening to Pike say this I think I'd actually be kinda horrified by this guy and not trust him at all as the captain of a ship whose mission is apparently to seek out strange new worlds. He reads in-universe as evil. It is an evil thing to do. On any other trek show the guy who, in 'aliens and science rules!' world where everyone you know is some manner of alien, says "We should just kill these guys, they're monsters so it literally doesn't even matter" would be treated as being in the wrong - either ignorant/fearful, having a hidden agenda, or being plain evil. Because in this world aliens are people? Some are enemies of the Federation, some are 'The Bad Guys' but they're mostly all portrayed as being people who it would be bad for the Good Guys to want to kill indiscriminately. "The Federation teaches that if we can find a way to empathize with an enemy then they can one day become our friends. They're wrong." ^ This is how the Gorn are introduced to the audience by La'An in season 1 and it's a sentiment Pike mirrors in season 3. It's never proven wrong. SNW tells us that this is a correct attitude to take. The Gorn are said to be "the boogeyman" in season 1 - they're mostly the thing of rumors. We see they're capable of complex thinking. They're intelligent enough to hide their presence, set up traps, develop coded language so others can't understand them, build and fly ships, but they're ALSO just monsters who can't be reasoned with and only want to kill. Interesting how a species of monstruous killing machines have ships. Having advanced ships implies to me...idk...that they built them? That they have some knowledge of science, engineering, astrometrics, etc.? I know, because I'm watching a tv show, that the Gorn are intelligent because it's scarier for them to be and they have ships because they have to be an ongoing threat. But again, if I'm a person in-universe it would read as suspicious to me, worthy of question, if I'm being told this is the one species we're all just gonna be okay with killing remorselessly. It would seem contradictory to me that this species is both extremely intelligent and completely unreasonable. That they're both pure monster and capable of enormous scientific achievement. "Earlier today, we were reminded of the cost of exploration. What it means to chart the stars, to push the boundaries of what is known and what is possible. When we seek out the unknown, we will find things that challenge us. That frighten us. But we do not back down. We do not give in to fear. And I believe today will not be our last mission, but our finest hour." This is also from season 1, it's Pike, and he's talking about escaping from the Gorn not killing them but wow does this ring hollow as hell when his heel turn towards absolutely just killing them is treated as equally heroic if not more so. I half expect him to start talking about manifest destiny next season.

I've seen enough! No more pansy little attempts at understanding, says the Star Trek Captain. Now? It's time to kill. For our women, our children, our society, it's time to kill.

[prahacat]

when the horrors catch up and you take an evening off to batch-process

[maelancoli]

i cannot stress enough how important it is to write at your own pace. to give your mind and spirit room to breathe, to process your creativity and allow it to come organically to you. goals and discipline are a good and necessary part of any hobby, especially writing, but so is rest. rest prevents burn out. and if you push yourself until you burn out you will wind up taking even longer to complete projects or meet goals. even if you are already burnt out that's okay. this is your sign to give yourself the grace to take breaks. your story, your muses, your brilliant ideas will be waiting for you to pick them up with proper enthusiasm when you're ready.