#automatic locking

[charleswilliams2619]

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[reynoldsyt587]

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[odinsblog]

[socialjust-ish]

Aim's predecessor was Emma Sen. Their message might cause trouble.

Sounds like AIM and MSN might ultimately lead to Discord.

[nnicknnelsonn]

how nick’s arms decide so fast they need to hold charlie that his brain has to catch up

{prev} so in love, the prequel {next}

[wormsinsdirt]

I drew the Tommy from the fic I’m writing right now and I’m so pleased with how it turned out :D

[transmascpalamedessextus]

the locked tomb series character rizz list

tag urself and/or argue over who's where. might elucidate positions at some point but it's funnier to not

has rizz and knows it:

pyrrha

corona

paul

gideon

palamedes

dulcinea (real)

dulcinea (fake)

nona

abigail

mercy

augustine

wake

has rizz but doesn't know it:

harrow

cam

protesilaus (real)

marta

colum

chilly bonus: alecto

ghostly bonus: matthias nonius

doesn't have rizz and knows it:

judith

ortus

magnus

protesilaus (fake)

silas

g1deon, probably

ianthe, controversially

doesn't have rizz and doesn't know it:

jod

naberius

[music-movies-mayhem]

This might be random and a bit niche but I really want to drop Sevro au Barca from the Red Rising series into The Locked Tomb books. Like in a series literally about the freakiest little freaks to ever freak he would out freak them all.

"Slag off, you're haunted by your soulmate's eyes staring back at you in the mirror? I put my bloodydamn soulmate's eyes into my head just for the bit."

[vergess]

Congratulations to the Locked Tomb fandom on surviving your hiatus!! Enjoy your new book on New Year's!!

ETA: Well shit, apparently there's not actually a release date yet, all the websites just straight up lied about that huh

Images are transcribed in the alt; let me know it you need a plain text version and I'll add it.

[sidetongue]

this beautiful idiot went to live with someone else and honestly, both of our QOL are much better HAHA

[lady-harrowhark]

what's john gaius's favorite candy?

lyctorice!

[dongslinger--420]

Look I know I'm using passive voice to manipulate you but to be fair on me I think it's valid here

[kranklys]

Sneak peek of my next comic

He turned out so cute I just couldn't not post him ❤️

[sorry-i-forgot]

Despite my love hate relationship with this game, Lucanis has won mine (and my rook's) heart. The brainrot is so real and so is my writing degree have some tidbits and screenshots for free. Rook is Hanina Mercer (Hanina meaning 'your glory') a dalish foundling sold into "adoption" to a insignificant military family trying to get a one-up by adding new mage blood into the mix. Was briefly an abomination herself when possessed by a rage demon (I stg I didn't even know Lucanis had a demon I'd purposefully avoided spoilers before launch) with fire now being her expertise. She's gregarious, sarcastic (purple rook my beloved), and deadly in a fight. The orb & blade combo is so hot both literally and figuratively. The playful headstrong mage switching to unabashed concern and care on a dime -- Lucanis did not stand a chance. And honestly neither did she because NO ONE has ever offered Hanina 'Rook' Mercar anything without wanting something in return and they certainly have never cooked a fucking meal for her. Anyway I just think the moral dilemma of an elven child being taken from her original parents and facing a terrible fate only to be given quality housing, food, education, etc all with the understanding it's only because of her blood is mind-bending -- especially when she joins the Shadow Dragons with the purpose of freeing more of her "true people" only to be faced with the choice of saving her "home" or Treviso; a choice that will end up hurting her more than she cares to admit no matter what she decides. All while she's tasked with saving all of Thedas from the ancient gods of the people she was forcibly disconnected from so many years before.

i swear half his idle animation is leaning against objects, not that i'm complaining... also i could not turn off ui dont come for me

[butchvamp]

i really like a lot of the banter in veilguard, it's one of the few times the companions can actually exchange some verbal jabs especially at the start of the game. i've said repeatedly that this game is lacking friction and i stand by that ☝️ i think the problem isn't that they all automatically get along, some of them don't at all in the beginning-- Davrin and Lucanis i think are the most obvious, and Taash and Emmrich as well-- but the thing is. Rook just speaks their therapy-speak to them and suddenly it's all fine. we don't see a lot of the friction in cutscenes or significant questlines, only in banter.

again there is Davrin and Lucanis of course who i do think are the most successful and organic relationship in the game. and that's because we actually get to see them go from being hostile to supporting and ultimately liking each other, and it feels born out of mutual respect rather than Rook forcing them to hold hands.

i like a lot of Bellara and Neve's banter as well, and they seem to spend a lot of time together at the start of the game when there's not that many people at the Lighthouse yet, and Neve consistently shows up for Bellara during her story. i also like Neve and Lucanis together, they're very cute. there are definitely friendly relationships that feel natural, but then there are moments like where Taash bulldozes over Bellara when discussing Mythal's and Solas's relationship, and Bellara isn't allowed to snap back at Taash for being disrespectful. she (+ elven Rook) are also never allowed to call out Harding for her racism, we either have to agree or just not acknowledge it and always be really really nice to Harding specifically.... and i think little moments of friction within actual main plot beats and significant cutscenes (like is done with Davrin and Lucanis) would have made a lot of the dynamics more interesting rather than just dancing around it and relegating it to banter or limited interactions you could ultimately miss if you don't have them constantly in your party/aren't constantly checking in at the Lighthouse. also companion approval should actually matter and they should be allowed to vocally disapprove of Rook's choices.

[temporary-joyride]

I'm sure you're all well aware but just in case have you guys noticed the insults are SOOOOO much funnier in the manga

Bachira to Shidou in dub: We can take this outside, if you'd like, Mr. I Spent Too Long In The Tanning Bed (3/10, is accurate, but a huge mouthful, kind of lame, a tad presumptuous)

Bachira to Shidou in sub: If you ask me, you're the slime, Mr. Salon Tan Antenna Guy (4/10, okay, I'm seeing improvement, salon tan is nice, gottem with the antennas, but still a huge mouthful and somehow even lamer sounding)

Bachira to Shidou in the manga: But as far as I'm concerned, you're the slime here, you fake baked antennead freak (10/10 GET HIS ASS omg I was HOWLING over this. The rhyme goes hard as hell, hammering in the antennas, and last but not least straight up called him a freak. This is a beautiful insult indeed.)

Me personally tho I would've called Shidou 'Easy Bake Oven'