#asari mass effect

[lycheecatee]

Liara and Shepard getting married

I am cringe but I am free

[sayrantesis]

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[naiitiel]

I was just thinking about Morinth.

i would loved if we were able to explore more about morinth's psichology if you chosed her over samara.

maybe samara is not a bad person and was not a bad mother to falere and rila, but maybe she was not as good to morinth, since she was the firstborn and she was a new mother fighting to a really stigmatized illness in asari culture. maybe she tried her best to protect morinth, but sometimes that's not good enough. maybe morinth felt trapped and controlled, maybe she had to learn how to value herself without thinking about that curse, since her needs were always put aside for the safety of others. maybe she blamed her mother for making her that way but then rejecting how she was, a thing that she had no say in. at some point, she had to accept she would never be loved, cause loving her meant to die, and few would be able to sacrifice that much, and even if they did it would never save them and they would break her heart anyway. maybe she runned away, tired and accepting her lonely fate and just did what a life of stigma made her to, be selfish.

I would loved to know her more as a person, really.

[illusivesoul]

The Dancer

[kasianie]

Happy N8 Day 🤔

✨ reblog, don’t repost ✨

[anna-antoshchenkova]

Art I drew for the workshop of articulated asari dolls ^^

[felassan]

🔍👀..

So about how the Mass Effect board game includes pronouns on the character sheets for the characters that are in the game e.g. Garrus he/him, Wrex he/him, Shepard he/him or she/her. according to this, Liara's pronouns are canonically she/they !

[source: the Mass Effect The Board Game - Priority: Hagalaz Rulebook]

[amikoss]

I always wanted to draw Samara as a medieval knight

[rachelgeorge]

remember your roots.

[owlgodarchives]

A concept piece developing the idea of the Asari taking on the appearances of other aliens! 💙🌌

Not a fan of the idea that they do it to seduce aliens. Instead, I prefer the idea that they evolved this way (being the species who have travelled space the longest) to protect themselves. An alien is most likely to listen to an alien who looks similar to them.

[yamikuruku]

how about a drink or two?

[ptitsa-poh]

No one cared to ask the fish! If you have no clue what the hell is going on or who this guys are, check #mass effect: turian edition tag. It's been a while! 🥲

[crapeaucrapeau]

Something I've really come to appreciate in ME1 is how all three Council members are consistently and coherently characterized during what little interactions we have with them, and especially how they are different shades of pragmatism.

Now this is interesting because when you delineate characters through foil dynamics, you usually give them contrasting traits : a pragmatic character would be contrasted with an idealistic one. Yet since we're talking politicians, idealism is unlikely. What do we get instead ?

Valern's pragmatism is very much all about short-term efficiency : getting the mission done is the only thing that counts. Results are the only things that counts. He's a textbook example of what a cynical pragmatist might be depicted as ; which is perhaps why Esheel, in a Renegade!Timeline ME3, seems to have nothing but contempt for him.

Sparatus' pragmatism, on the other hand, always manifests itself as caution. Did you take this in consideration ? Do you have proof to back up what you claim ? Can you stop being a maverick for two seconds ? Can you conclusively demonstrate to me that you took every other possibility into account and that you did, in fact, make the best available decision ? It's pragmatism but focused on the long term, on not jeopardizing the future for the sake of the present. Strategy instead of tactics.

And as for Tevos, she usually has the last word, always mediating the reactions of her co-Councilors and the Council's responses as a whole. The feeling you get is that her pragmatism is all about flexibility and compromise : what's done is done, what's most important is that we agree on a mutually beneficial course of action. She juggles egos, unruffles feathers and calms everyone down so that they can move forward.

This is very nice because, in a sense, each of them is a perfect vanilla representation of their respective governments, in keeping with ME1's heavy worldbuilding duties : Tevos is very much the compromising centrist asari are supposed to be, favoring people working together (at practically any cost) over what they're working for ; Valern is all about the short-term mentality of the salarians, and the certainty any problem they cause can be fixed no matter what, in a never-ending parade of problems whose resolution cause other problems ; and Sparatus is risk-averse and perhaps the most conservative of the three, in that he is very afraid of any significant change upsetting the status quo, always calculating how this or that decision might change the grand strategic stage of the galaxy.

[atuscruz]

No one asked for a red dressed Liara's. But I did it anyway! (And without the dress to)

[lokri-art]

birthday gift for @neviut ♥♥♥

[polina-savitskaya]

Midea Concept Art - outfit for Omega and Nevos locations Based on GBTQ 2.0 by @vrylium