#and fittingly

[cakemousse]

her hair ribbons and hair style look so much like red spider lilies aka the flower of death and toga himiko's messy hair buns who literally kills the people she loves by consuming their blood and she finds immense joy in doing so

toxinelle looks so dangerous and evil i love her ❤🖤

red spider lilies and toga himiko below the cut

[a-suspicious-lack-of-bagel]

welp! my presentation went So much better than I was expecting but I may have gone on a sidetrack explaining temperament and taken 3 minutes longer than I was supposed to. ah well! I think my lecturer enjoyed it

[sea-beam]

let me dream

[fishcop]

IM THE KING OF FOOLS CAUSE BABY YOURE THE QUEEN OF WHITE LIES-

[woodland-laume]

Feral disciple on the loose gif

[jaggybot3000]

{I look at the World and I notice it's turning

While my guitar gently weeps

With every mistake we must surely be learning

Still my guitar gently weeps}

[distantkairi]

I was playing Breath of the Wild again today, and I couldn't help but notice a small difference with Tears of the Kingdom in the location the frog memory takes place.

In Breath of the Wild, there are no statues behind the tree (instead you find a Korok in a rock in the tree):

In Tears of the Kingdom, there is a pair of statues:

There is actually something special about these statues.

They represent a husband and wife:

Sorry, but you'll have to follow your own feet if you want to find it. But these statues… They look like a husband and wife embracing. Such a simple yet charming sight. - Pikango

Nintendo could have put any new korok puzzle here nearby, but they specifically chose the statues that represent a married couple to put in the OG zelink date spot...

[heynhay]

every girl must redraw her first klance art at some point

[canisalbus]

While they're certainly no dogs, I saw this art and knew instantly who it looked like:

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[river-of-wine]

It was just a prank, Han!

[mystery-salad]

Let's make a GW2 character: COMPLETE

Starting at the beginning of January, I wanted to see if we as a community could walk through the character creation steps all the way to a complete character. And you guys did it! I want to genuinely thank all of you who played along and contributed to the voting in each poll. This would not have happened without you guys, and the amount of people participating made it so much fun to watch as the poll creator.

Oops All Foofoo (honorable mention to Fortuna Oddchoice and Meowning Glory for making it to the final poll), the charr necromancer you brought to life! This is not my oc, it is the community's. Anyone can claim this chonker, do what you will with them!

Below the cut you'll find the full cc appearance for this charr, along with every choice you made after. Do what you like, and have fun with it!

A necromancer closest companion is death. In acknowledgement of this, I mark my face with the symbol of a Ghostly Wraith

Trouble may follow me, but I use my Charm to overcome it.

I am proud to be Ash Legion

I would die for my warband, especially Dinky and Reeva, my sparring partner.

They tell me the soldier that sired me is a Sorcerous Shaman

[outer-stars]

*ANDRIAS attacks!*

This idea has literally been floating in my head since 2022 when I first doodled Anne in the Undertale style. For all their differences, I can stretch the Andrias/Asgore parallel and I'm making it everyone's problem <3

Still frame:

[flipomatic]

[mightnotfeelrealbutitsok]

I feel like this is lesbian propaganda. who would not be lesbian when this image exists

[slayerdurge]

You know, I think one of my favorite things about a super evil play through is actually how hard it is to net approval with even the most potentially evil-leaning companions.

Astarion talks a big game about how much he likes violence and evil, and he does often give you approval for those types of actions, but you get this distinct impression from interactions with him that he's just sort of put on a permanent mask. I saw this post going around that Astarion dislikes it when you are very benevolent and heroic because he's thinking "How can there be so much goodness in the world but none of it was ever for me? It's not fair." And I think that's true. And I think when you actually take him down the road he claims he wants to go down, he takes on this mentality of "Ah, yes. Of course. I knew it. The world is without love." And he tries to pretend that it doesn't bother him but there are moments you can see it breaking through that it does. That's why I'm at the end of Act 1 of nonstop evil and I can't get him past medium approval.

On the other hand, I can't even get Shadowheart past neutral approval. She goes back and forth on giving me approval and disapproval, and, in my experience, she does the same exact thing in a good play through. I always find it hardest to predict what Shadowheart will approve of or disapprove of because she's so inconsistent. I think this is because her whole story is about the fact that she doesn't know who she is. I mean, she literally can't remember much about her life, to begin with. But also, she's in a state of indecision, not only does she not remember who she is, but she hasn't decided yet who she wants to be. Or more precisely she feels like who she wants to be is not a real option. She is definitely the companion (of the ones I actually had) who reacted most poorly to raiding the Grove. She got drunk and she went off about how it's not a real victory if you're killing people who can't even defend themselves. But then the next day she acted totally different. She was sober, and she took on this mentality of "Goblins killed some people. They didn't kill us. Time to move on." So she reasserted this control over herself that she has on most of the time, that had mostly only slipped because she was so upset and because she was drunk.

Lae'zel has been the easiest for me to get approval with. She got up to high approval very quickly, and she's currently at very high approval and stays there consistently. I think this is because she's way more honest than either Astarion or Shadowheart. She really is what she says she is. She's ruthless. And I don't actually mean that she inherently has to be evil. It is very possible to take her down a good path and convince her to embrace ideals of freedom. But I do think that her persona is far more honest than either Astarion or Shadowheart's is. And I think this makes sense because she was raised in a whole society of believers in "might makes right" who have believed in that for many generations and she was given chances to excel in that society rather than completely victimized. This is very different from Astarion because he was always a victim and never had an opportunity to actually strive for power. It is likely more similar to what Shadowheart would have experienced, though I think her memory loss complicates this, but it also just seems like Shadowheart doesn't take to ruthlessness as naturally. They both had to adopt that mentality because it was the only way they could survive, but I think Lae'zel is just better at it because she's just a way more straight-forward person. I think it's also why if she does decide to go against Vlaakith, it's an instant 180-degree change in her allegiance. She doesn't have to waver like Shadowheart does in regards to Shar, she just goes "This is what I believe now." and just switches.

Anyway, yeah... you learn so much about them on an evil play through... can't wait to torture them some more.