#alerion fsmp

[ya-boi-haru]

Happy Fathers day to all the dads of Fable <3 (except for Fable)

[jvstbrokenglass]

father-son gossip/bonding time <3 (previous)

[willbee-1]

Thinking about things

So when Luce (Alerion but husked) showed up in s1 and went from looking like Icarus to slowly changing to find himself just to be reset again at the reset

It makes me wonder how many times Luce would have gone through that, appearing when he should have been dead as a husk and just going around trying to slowly find themselves before it all reseting back to nothing and just looking

And it makes me sad-

[sunchipss]

Did the major god siblings ever…..fight over color schemes?

“You can’t have blue trees Neth, thats my color.”

“They’re teal Alerion, and thats my wife’s color.”

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Or:

“No you can’t use quartz in your palace Fable, thats my block. You made hundreds of blocks for the over world. Pick another. Now they look to similar.”

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“Eeeeeeprooooooossssssss…… kiiiiinnnnnnaaaaxxxxuuusssss….. Fable’s stealing my color palette!”

“No I’m not!”

*epros voice* “Fable, pick another godamned block and stop bothering me”

—-

“So Ria, we thinkin black stone or nether brick for the courtyards?”

“Black stone, I’m using it for mine and it’ll match. And don’t call me that.”

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[rima-niki]

Fable was cursed with mortality

VS

Alerion was blessed with mortality

In this essay I will-

[burnt-outtransgender]

I think I’ve figured out the age ranking of the major gods.

Fable invades the Nether first, implying he’s used to pushing Nethrum around. Nethrum is the youngest, Fable is older than them.

Alerion creates spaces for their siblings to create their realms, they went to him for help. Alerion is oldest.

After Alerion’s death, Enderian stepped up as the now eldest sibling to protect her innocent youngest sibling from Fable

Oldest to Youngest: Alerion, Enderian, Fable, Nethrum.

[lennox0arts]

"oh wait- I forgot to do the thing"

Alerion from fable smp, is so fcking candlemaker from the book of life coded

[d1sc0-1nfern0]

Character Analysis with Disco: The Major Gods

Amongst the four major gods, there are two sets of twins. There is also two sets of opposites. This is a long one, so get comfy.

Enderian is cold, calculating, and analytical. She has emotions, but doesn’t know how to deal with them and thus elects to ignore them most of the time. She is baffled and annoyed by those who let their emotions direct their decisions. She struggles to connect to others, holding her own mortals at arms length. Even those she lets closer to her are tools more than anything. She’s working on it now, but it’s taken a long time to get there.

Fable is deeply loving to the point of obsession. He is emotionally driven and can sometimes ignore logic and facts for what he wants and feels. He cared too deeply for his mortals, to the point where he lost sight of their purpose, that them being mortal was what ultimately made them important. It drove him mad with grief and he began to self destruct, taking everyone else down with him.

Fable and Enderian are opposites.

Netherum is intensely idealistic. They will jump to fight for what they believe in at the drop of a hat and may burn bridges in the process. Their passion and devotion to ideals and morality can lead to the destruction of their relationships, hence why Soul is so good for them; she brings the empathy they lack. Together, they are justice and grace in equal measure.

Alerion was empathetic to his core. It’s why they made such a good god of the afterlife: they could understand the pain and trauma of the souls under their care and what they’d been though, comforting them and giving them the best place to rest and heal. However that empathy ultimately made Alerion unable to stand up for what was right. He could see that Fable was hurting, could understand why he was behaving how he was, and they couldn’t being themself to blame him, to call him out, to fight back. So they just smiled sadly and said goodbye.

Alerion and Netherum are opposites.

Of course, this is just all my personal theories and understanding of these characters, and I’d love to hear what others think about my analysis!

(And if you’re curious about the “mortality makes mortals important” claim, I have another post on the philosophy behind that. :) )

[corvusavem]

When Alerion shows up in season 3 :

Will: Where are you going, Dad?

Alerion: Your cousins are in emotional distress

Will: Again?

Alerion: *nods*

Will: *sighs* Well, tell them I said hi

[the-sunshine-dims]

A familiar ache..

Day 7!! Space/candle, Luce my absulute beloved

[creature-premium]

Day 9: rarepair

Im indecisive so im gonna do another drawing for this prompt. Fable smp fanart from me the biggest fable smp fan/j, as I’ve been told the person on the left is called Alerion and the person on the right Vivienne, i could not find a single piece of art of Vivienne and drew them based on a really basic description which was really intimidating, im so proud of this

[dal0nelypineapple]

Four major god murals, working on the minor ones! Based off of mural art that was already made.

[hrts4starfell]

its. so c!fable. oh my GODS.

“i see a song of past romance.” he was married to isla, had a child with her. under the crazy, he loved her at one point.

“i see the sacrifice of man.” this is,, so many things actually. the sacrifice of his brother, the sacrifice of all of the mortals that fought in the war with him, the sacrifice of his son—who he used for his own goals—he was willing to kill icarus, guys. he was going to until centross stepped in.

“i see portrayals of betrayals.” he betrayed his family and fellow gods. him attempting to kill off all of the other gods was a betrayal, especially people like his siblings and like len & vorago, ect ect, that was a betrayal in its own right.

“and a brother's final stand.” the alerion death cutscene is the entire explanation for this. in the song it’s talking about a fight between two mc’s, swap that over to the fable/alerion fight where fable fucking stabs his brother??? eating that shit up.

“i see you on the brink of death.” post-cathedral of war centross/fable fight where centross stabs fable with the scythe and took his immortality, fable was on the brink of his own death.

“i see you draw your final breath.” the ENTIRE conversation between c!icarus & c!fable during the finale, it’s just- them coded. specifically icarus saying, ‘you don’t always get a happy ending, you just get life as it is.’ fable DIDN’T get a happy ending, the world wouldn’t have allowed it. it wasn’t his fate. there’s only so much blood you can have on your hands before you drown in it.

“i see a man who gets to make it home alive, but it's no longer you.” fable kept isla because he wanted it all to go back to ‘normal’, he wanted to go back to the desert—back to gilded—and have his post-war, pre-fsmp life back. he doesn’t get that. the rest of the server does, icarus himself will get it eventually. but fable doesn’t. it’s no longer him.

[sunchipss]

I’m so glad that ‘M’ exists

bc they perfectly fill the space of art teacher in the high school au that lives in the back of my brain

[lucenare]

I havent been able to watch fable lore in a bit, is it confirmed that luce is alerion?? Bc sherbs been crosstagging luce and alerion on cosplay tiktoks