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day 6 of @rookappreciationweek - thorne

also made a board for celyn 💙🦅✨

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day 6 of @rookappreciationweek - thorne

my first proper drawing of celyn! they/them warden constantly on their very last nerve 🛡🦅🦁

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for day 5 of @rookappreciationweek - mercar

late but... wanted to make just one more post because i've spent way too much of my sanity making this board

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for day 5 of @rookappreciationweek - mercar

because 1. this is practically a holiday to me and 2. i can never have too much of endras standing in dramatic lighting apparently 🏹🐉✨

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started playing origins for the first time. i am getting my ass kicked by a sixteen year-old game

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varric: how are you holding up, rook? i'm here if you need me

me, out loud: NOT GOOD, DAD

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✨🐉🌈 it's pride month 🌈🐉✨

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If you go out and protest:

LEAVE YOUR PHONE AND SMART WATCH HOME. These devices can track your location. Discuss meeting places and stuff beforehand, preferably face to face or only by encrypted means.

DO NOT TAKE PHOTOS/VIDEOS, this can put people in danger.

Bring easy to transport snacks, water, any meds you need and first-aid kits.

If it’s very hot weather, bring drinks like Gatorade that replenish electrolytes.

Don’t forget sunscreen.

Wear nondescript clothes that don’t have giant logos or memorable images or patterns on them. This includes shoes and socks. Look as boring and plain as possible.

The same applies to your COVID mask, keep it plain or buy some you’ll only wear when protesting.

If you have identifiable piercings, take them out and put in a spacer if you can’t leave it out, or put in jewelry you can afford to discard afterward.

Cover up tattoos.

Take off your nail polish or paint your nails a neutral color. You don’t want somebody identifying you via your Hello Kitty nail art on Facebook.

If your hair is dyed an unnatural color, is very long or styled distinctly (ie locs, braids, fades, etc), find a way to cover your head and hide your hair.

Get cheap sunglasses and ONLY wear them to protests, nowhere else.

If you use mobility aids and they have distinct stickers, find temporary ways to cover them up. Remove spoke covers from wheelchair wheels or buy ones that only go on your wheels during protests and nowhere else.

The goal is to be as nondescript as possible and not stand out much from a crowd if some goofball forgets the no pictures/video rules.

Other advice:

Tear gas canisters are hot, you’ll need thick gloves if it’s necessary to handle one to throw it away from you or a group.

Make sure you or someone in your group is trained in first aid.

If you have a seizure disorder like epilepsy, make sure the people in your group know the right seizure first aid for the types of seizures you have. Make sure they know where your rescue meds are if they have to give them to you during an aura to stop it from progressing. Make sure there’s an escape route they can take you through after a seizure.

Diabetic people, make sure you or someone with you knows how to administer emergency insulin, sugar, or can adjust your pump if something happens to it.

Carry whatever tools you need to repair something like a wheelchair if it gets damaged.

Canes may be broken or damaged, so bring one you can afford to lose. (I know that may be very difficult!)

Blind long cane users should carry extra cane tips and perhaps even an extra folding cane in case the one you’re using is damaged or broken.

Make sure someone in your group that you trust can wrangle service animals and take care of them for you if you’re detained.

Autistic people with sensory issues, make sure any ear defenders and stim toys you bring are as plain and nondescript as possible. A black chewable necklace is going to blend in with black clothes. Try not to have toys that are bright colored if you can avoid it. Bring stim toys you don’t care about losing, because they might get lost.

If the cops come for any of you, ask “am I being detained?” and ask for a lawyer. After that, give them nothing. That means shut up!

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Important reminders

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gold district backgrounds from episode nine of andromeda six! you can see them in the new 9.1 patch

(if you saw the one from release... no you didn't)

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new and adjusted backgrounds from episode nine of andromeda six! lots of new material to play with now that we've finally reached goldis

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some rook wips i have in cold storage while burnout continues to kick my ass

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I am officially Endras obsessed they are so unbelievably cool, gods, what a character. Also your art is so pretty omg I will now live in the walls of your blog, I hope you don't mind.

asdhfshds thank you?! 😳 so glad people like my silly little creature..... i don't mind at all, ty again this made my day 🌼

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"burnout is so much fun!" said no one ever

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every single release i curse my past self for making the style look like this

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day 1 of @datvcompanionweeks #davrinweek2025 - shepherd

a baby davrin taking his halla herding duties very very seriously

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EVERYONE(!) I’m blazing this post because at this pace we might barely hit 1,000,000 signatures—or just fall short. PLEASE reblog this post, no matter where you are from, so we can reach as many EU citizens as possible and end this horrible practice!