#violet dark oracle

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Thinking about them again 😔

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Y'all fans of Reverse Falls? Wait until you learn about 2004's Dark Oracle

[unhingedreblogging]

It's been decades since the Accident, but Danny hasn't changed, Tucker and Sam haven't either, they all still look 14 despite being almost mid 40s. Dani has grown, albeit extremely slowly, and Dan has actually aged in reverse, until he matches Danny.

Tucker and Sam have begun to look more inhuman, only noticeable out of the corner of your eye or in the dark. Their eyes glow, Sam's a forest green surrounded by violet, Tucker's circuitry blue invading his natural green.

They attend Gotham University to keep up with scientific advancement, thankful the anti-Ecto acts were repealed in the last decade, after Danny's parents passed on andthen came back as ghosts, due to their exceptionally high ecto contamination and drive to continue on.

Sam goes to find Poison Ivy and Harley Quinn to get more control over her powers, while Danny looks for Mr. Freeze to help him with his wife Nora, and Tucker looks for the Bats to start helping as an additional Oracle, going by the name of Pharaoh.

[weepingtalecowboy]

The answer to legend’s eye color would be ‘yes’ (four conspiracy theorized too much and completely missed the obvious answer)

I heard the argument about legend's eye color

But that gave me a hilarious idea

Fanfic prompt :

Legend's eye color changes depending on magic circumstances

It is red if there is prominent dark magic actually surrounding him (lorule , dark world , twilight realm , etc)

It is blue when he is in an area with a lot of light magic because it is strong enough to nullify or repress the effects of dark magic (sacred realm, fairy fountain near a light guardian)

And violet when both magic sources are around but prone to changing depending on how much of what magic is around ( Hyrule kingdom by default)

And green when he is near a water source or actually wet because the mermaid curse is pretty green looking in the oracle game and even more prone to changing

And depending upon who he is close to it also gets influenced (like with Hyrule he has blue eyes or violet, with twilight because of the twilight shard red eyes or violet , with sky blue eyes again, with warriors, time and wind violet eyes and if it is raining he has green eyes)

So image what sort of reaction four would have if he sees legend's eye colors rotate that way (green, red , violet and blue)

He freaked the hell out because legend mentioned that he retrieved the four sword once

And he very inconspicuously (it was not inconspicuous no matter how much Vio is in denial about it) tries to conspiracy theorist through it

But it is barely noticeable that they stay consistent because how the chain is close together anyway if you don’t search for it

Like he will have violet eyes then twilight would run up and they go red and sky and hyrule join as well so now they are blue and then he takes a sip of water and they go green then twilight moves away a bit and they go back to violet or blue

And if they fight monsters they are usually red or violet

This made four think that legend's colors are different from his in temperament

Legend's red obviously seems more like a fighter than four's (that kinda annoyed blue that his color rarely shows up in battle but when Hyrule and legend are being cuddly guess what , blue is there )

Legend's violet is way to social in comparison to four's (and much more snarky as well but that is just because he always has violet eyes when he and warriors interact , hyrule and sky tend to leave them to their teasing)

And legend's green seems to badly be around for anything but a meal or a break (soup is their only kind off meals so obviously his eyes turn green over water heavy stuff and also them messing around in rivers)

And how fast legend seem to change from one to another color is really worrying to four because that must be exhausting and confusing to pass around control this often without stopping once for an actual duration of time

And he tries to teach legend how to use the four sword but he having heavy trauma keeps pushing away lessons (I still decades later never recovered from the fight against the dark colors it is genuinely harder to beat then ganon )

So four tries to even harder

(While completely missing the fact that legend in fact cannot use the four sword (as it is pretty much useless in link to the past) nor has he ever used it)

Four tries so aggressively to bond with his probably successor that it makes twilight’s desperate attempts to connect with time look like nothing

He wants to fix this mess of a four sword user as soon as he can but legend actually has to trust him with the four sword stuff (which legend obviously wants to take to his grave for entirely different reasons because damn he killed the little guy and four seems to know that and it makes him feel horrible that four actually is such a nice person , why must he be so insistent on knowing what happened to the four sword)

So they dance around each other so aggressively that even wild and twilight find it impossible (a real pot , kettle situation they are totally not Better)

[shadyfestivalperfection]

THE BINDING THRONE~2

Summery: The Binding Throne is a dark fantasy where Y/N is bound by ancient magic to Bucky and Loki—two dangerous men consumed by obsession. As passion, power, and prophecy collide, she must embrace her fate as queen or be devoured by it.

Characters: Dark!Loki x f!reader x Dark!Bucky Barnes

Warnings: Dark fantasy, obsessive behavior, manipulation,smut,possessiveness

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||PART 1: THE SEER’S TETHER||

CHAPTER TWO: THRONE

The keep whispered.

Not in words, but in sensations.

It pulsed beneath your feet like a living thing, old and powerful—its walls layered with spells and secrets you could feel but not yet understand. You’d lost track of time in this place. Whether a day had passed or a week, you couldn’t say.

The sky outside the narrow windows never changed. Always that same bruised violet, streaked with silver lightning. No sun. No stars. No sound of birds or breeze—only silence and the constant sensation that you were being watched.

Because you were.

They did not leave you alone.

Not truly.

Bucky watched from the shadows. Silent, still. Always present in the corridors you crossed, at the edge of every room you entered. A sentinel in black and steel, he trailed you like a wolf—never speaking unless he must, but his gaze a constant pressure on your spine.

Loki, in contrast, made no effort to hide his fascination.

He joined your mornings like a lover who’d always known your body. Draped in green velvet and the scent of ancient things, he’d lean in close with a smirk on his lips and a spell on his tongue. He wanted you to laugh. To challenge him. To want him.

And you did. Against your better judgment, your blood warmed when he neared. When he spoke of magic and power and the ways he could show you both. He read your hesitations like scripture—and twisted them sweetly into temptation.

“Do you know what they used to call this place?” he asked one evening, standing beside you in the tower garden. The moon—if it could be called that—hovered high above, casting pale light through thorny vines. “The Grave of Choice.”

You arched a brow. “Comforting.”

He smiled. “Not everything beautiful is safe, darling.”

You looked up at him, your own magic crackling faintly in your fingertips. “You think this place is beautiful?”

He turned to you fully then, his hand lifting to brush a lock of hair from your face. He didn’t touch you—but the threat of contact made you still.

“I think you are,” he said. “And that’s far more dangerous.”

Before you could answer, Bucky emerged from the archway behind you—his arrival utterly silent.

Loki’s expression darkened, subtly. “Do you ever knock, wolf?”

Bucky ignored him. His gaze found yours. “The binding grows stronger.”

You tensed. “What do you mean?”

He stepped forward, eyes flicking to the base of your throat. You followed his gaze—and froze.

The obsidian pendant.

The runes on its surface had changed. They glowed faintly now, pulsing with heat like coals under skin.

“It responds to both of us,” Bucky said. His voice was low. Careful. “But only through you.”

Loki folded his arms. “Fascinating. The seer as conduit. Oracle and offering.”

Your throat tightened. “I’m not your offering.”

Bucky’s jaw flexed. “Not yet.”

You backed away.

But the air shifted—and the garden changed.

Vines twisted behind you. The walls closed in. The doors disappeared.

Magic.

Loki’s doing.

You turned on him. “Release the spell.”

He gave you a slow smile. “I will. But not until you answer one thing.”

You didn’t respond.

He stepped closer, each movement deliberate. Predatory.

“Do you want either of us?” he asked, voice silk and steel. “Or do you merely fear being wanted?”

Silence followed. You couldn’t speak.

He raised a hand, and this time he did touch you—his fingers grazing your jaw, the briefest contact, but it burned.

You heard Bucky shift. The garden trembled with it.

“Enough,” Bucky said. There was a warning in his tone. One that sent cold through the stone beneath your feet.

Loki chuckled. “So territorial. But don’t worry, soldier. I’m not here to steal her.”

You pulled away. “I’m not something to be stolen.”

That stopped them both.

The vines loosened.

The spell lifted.

You left them standing there, fury and magic crackling in your wake.

____

The next morning, you woke to a whisper.

Not in your room.

In your mind.

Come to the mirror hall.

It was Loki’s voice.

You shouldn’t have listened.

You went anyway.

The hall was vast and cold. Mirrors lined every surface—tall, silver-edged, enchanted. You saw yourself reflected a thousand ways. Older. Younger. Stronger. Broken.

And then, Loki appeared behind you.

No longer grinning.

He stepped beside you, gaze locked on your reflection.

“Do you want to see your power?” he asked.

You hesitated.

“Not what the world says it should be,” he added. “Not what your bloodline must be. But what it could become.”

Your breath caught.

He reached for you—and when your fingers touched, the mirrors shattered.

You weren’t in the hall anymore.

You stood in a dream-version of yourself. Crowned in flame. Runes carved into your skin. Magic pouring from your mouth like language never spoken aloud. In this version, you belonged to nothing. To no one.

And yet…

Bucky stood behind you.

And Loki beside you.

One hand on your heart.

The other at your throat.

Both of them waiting.

Both of them wanting.

You tore free of the vision with a scream.

Fell to your knees in the real hall.

Loki knelt beside you, his face pale. “You saw it.”

You trembled. “What was that?”

He didn’t smile. “Your destiny.”

____

Later that night, Bucky came to your chamber.

You were still shaken. Still furious. Still burning with questions you couldn’t silence.

“Why me?” you demanded when he stepped inside, closing the door with a quiet click. “What do you want from me?”

He didn’t answer immediately. Instead, he looked at you like a man preparing to do something he’d hate himself for.

Finally, he said:

“I was a weapon before I was a man. A monster before I had a name. But something in me stilled the first time I saw you.”

You swallowed hard.

He stepped closer.

“Your magic… It doesn’t run from mine. It listens.”

You shivered. “And Loki?”

His jaw clenched. “He wants to possess you.”

“And you don’t?”

He stepped closer still—until you could feel the cold of his metal arm brushing the heat of your skin.

“I want to protect you from what’s coming,” he said. “Even if that means protecting you from me.”

You stared up at him.

“Then why stay?”

His voice dropped.

“Because I can’t leave you.”

——-

And in the weeks that followed, the keep changed.

Loki showed you spells no mortal had ever seen—he taught you to read the threads between realms, to twist the air into shapes, to wield fire with your eyes alone.

Bucky showed you silence. Strength. Protection. He taught you to fight, not with rage, but with precision. And when you couldn’t sleep, it was his footsteps you heard outside your door.

They circled each other like lions.

And you were the flame between them.

But the throne—the Binding Throne—still waited.

It would choose.

And you would feel the cost of that choice in your blood, your bones, your soul.

Until then…

You were not safe.

But you were no longer powerless.

-to be continued

[icarusbeneaththesea]

How is Mercury ☿️ Retrograde ℞ affecting you this time around?

1→2↙3→4

Back for another surprise reading! 🥳

Pile #1 - (Cards: Moon, 10 Swords, Hierophant Rev, 3 cups, 9 wands; Oracle: Violet - Tranquility)

Something is revealed to you in a dream that will influence your choice not to back down, because of this choice someone may assist you financially. What once appeared as a betrayal has become an opportunity and you're advised to invest your time and energy into this new opportunity. "Improvise, Adapt, Overcome" is also coming out here, so it may be possible you're making some changes in life that feel a bit difficult to handle. Be careful of outside influences, as well.

Synchronicities: 3rd eye chakra, Pisces in Neptune, Mercury in Cancer, Moon in Sagittarius, #18, Yellow, Pisces is extra significant with your oracle card

Pile #2 - (Cards: Ace cups, 6 Pentacles, 10 wands, High Priestess, 7 pentacles; Oracle: Broccoli - Leadership)

Are you starting a new job? It seems that there's a financial opportunity you go all-in for and while the cards won't reveal why, you're finally be recognized for the hard worker you are. You may struggle in the face of adversity, but the universe won't let you suffer forever. Keep pushing. Your oracle card also confirms there is good luck in finances coming your way, but to remember to speak up and delegate/ask for help when necessary.

Synchronicities: Moon in Taurus and/or Gemini, Sacral chakra, Water signs (Scorpio, Cancer, Pisces), #2, Green

Pile #3 - (Cards: Ace Pentacle, Knight Pentacles, Knight Wands, Devil, Wheel of Fortune, Tower, 10 Cups; Oracle: Beetroot - Passion)

you actually had a lot of cards fly out and I wasn't going to take them all because I wanted to keep each pile fair with 5 tarot cards, buuut you do have the Tower, and it seemed important to address.

You're making money moves and you're being very brave and open-minded with this job. Perhaps you're also being forced to overcome some sort of addiction (alcohol is coming out strongly here) for the greater good. Maybe you don't really want to, but everyone else around you knows its an obvious choice you have to make and you've decided to let them - since it's easier than resisting and putting yourself down in this dark place. Your oracle card emphasizes heart chakra, and also gives me the impression a family member may be "fighting you into self-love" if that makes sense. ♫ "I want you to want me" ♫ I don't remember who sings that song but it came out so angry just now.

Synchronicities: Earth signs (Capricorn, Taurus, Virgo), Fire, Leo, Saturn in Capricorn, Yellow, Jar spell, #15, #10, #16, Heart chakra, Crown chakra, Sacral chakra, ♫ "Fly me to the Moon" Frank Sinatra ♫

Pile #4 - (Cards: Page Cups, 4 Cups Rev, Wheel of Fortune, Chariot, Emperor; Oracle: Marigold - Positivity / Clarifiers: Tower, Judgement, 5 Swords)

There's some sort of dream you're working on here. There's the very real possibility it may come true through your ambition, hard work, and control of the situation. You've experienced your share of losses, but it almost feels like you just brushed them aside. ♫ "Thank you, Next" Ariana Grande ♫ seems relevant here.

I was wondering if maybe this emperor was another person in your life and, after pulling some clarifiers, it appears more like you may be (♫" Bridge over troubled water" Simon & Garfunkel ♫) brushing off the past between you and this person or maybe being dismissive of their apology to you? Your oracle card boosts the page of cups message about letting your inner-child lead the way and perhaps that has to do with the dream you're pursuing.

Side note: Broccoli oracle card tried to come out as well, perhaps you were drawn to pile #2 as well and may feel the need to go look there for some insights.

Synchronicities: Moon in Cancer, Pisces moon, Mars in Aries, Root chakra, Throat chakra, Yellow, #10, #7, #4

Whew, that was a lot more than I was expecting, I hope at least one person found this helpful. Feel free to let me know what you thought! Also, sorry the piles weren't as even as I was hoping they would be, but sometimes its a good thing we got a shorter message, less to be wary of. Strongest battles to his toughest soldiers and all that, but even we need a break, right?

[primordialsoundmeditation]

DAILY ANGEL MESSAGE!

Take a deep breath, let it out slowly, say this prayer and then keep reading: “Thank you angels for revealing to me what I need to know!”

MESSAGE

The Violet Flame is a spiritual retreat space that holds the energy of transformation and transmutation. This divine intelligence is often depicted as a single flame, but here it is represented by an angelic presence, for ultimately it’s a living force that we can experience personally in order to be liberated from darkness and karmic holds. When we connect with the Violet Flame, we are being given the opportunity to disconnect from low-vibrational experiences and turn that which has been weighing on our heart into an opportunity for freedom and healing.

EXTRA GUIDANCE

All of the inner work, research, and healing you have been doing have led you to this particular point on your journey. Angels are here now to help you review your past and to no longer allow what you have endured to be your present. Recognize what you have learned, how you have grown, and how you have healed. You are a divine alchemist with the capacity to take the leaden aspects of your life and turn them into golden opportunities. As you make space within, you create space in your life for miracles to occur.

ACTIVATION

I am purified by the Violet Flame.

DECK: Angelic Activations Oracle

ARTIST: Jessica Tumminello

Now available from all major booksellers! Please share this card if it relates to you.

Kyle Gray

[extinct-fish]

Splatoon x Persona Weapon assignments for the various teams:

Note: These are approximations based on weapon choice. I tried to pick weapons that were similar to their actual weapons. I've also colorcoded it for convenience. weapons all range from every splatoon game, though a good chunk from Splat3

SEES:

Makoto/Minato - Octobrush

Kotone - Splatana Stamper

Junpei - Splat Roller

Mitsuru - Kensha Splatana (Alt. Order Splatana, since the Kensha weapon isn't here... sadge)

Akihiko - Dark Tetra Dualies

Yukari - Wellstring V

Shinjiro - GOLD DYNAMO Roller (heavy-af weapon)

Ken - Snipewrite 5B (long range, can hold 5 shots)

Fuuka - Splatterscope

Aigis is technically a walking Nautilus 47

Koromaru can't participate directly, but if he could, he'd have a small fry buddy

OTHERS:

STREGA - Order dualies (Jin), Order Slosher (Chidori), Jet Squelcher (Takaya)

Nyx/Nyx Avatar - DYNAMO ROLLER too, mainly because massive fuck

Ryoji - E-Liter

Ikutsuki - Undercover Brella

Investigation Team:

Yu - Charcoal Decavitator (very OP)

Yosuke - Order Dualies, Nouveau Dapple Dualies

Chie - Glooga dualies (slow shots, but powerful hits)

Yukiko - Reef LUX 450

Kanji - Dynamo Roller

Rise - Eliter Scope

Teddie - Splatana Wiper

Naoto - .52 Gal.

OTHERS:

Nanako - too young, but she would wield a Trislosher

Dojima - N-Zap '85

Adachi - .96 Gal

Phantom Thieves of Hearts: (Parentheses = based on gun)

Akiren/Joker - Kensha Dualies (Can also use Dread Wringer for shits n' giggles)

Morgana/Mona - Order Octobrush (Alt. Order Blaster)

Ryuji/Skull - Painbrush (Alt. Range Blaster)

Ann/Panther - Bloblobber (Alt. Aerospray)

Yusuke/Fox - Mint Decavitator (Alt. Recycled Brella 24Mk I)

Makoto/Queen - Dreadwringer (Alt. L-3 Nozzlenose)

Futaba/Oracle - Z+F Splatterscope

Haru/Noir - Dynamo Roller (Alternatively, Nautilus 47)

Goro Akechi/Crow - Charcoal Decavitator (Alt. Jet Squelcher)

Sumire/Violet - Squiffer

Sophia/Sophie - Dualies (alt. S-Blast '92)

Zenkichi/Wolf - Hero Roller Replica (alt. Squelcher Dualies)

Others:

Sojiro - Undercover Brella

Iwai - Hydra Splatling. Though, he's the weapons dealer, so he can do whatever he wants. He would deffo use a Hydra Splatling tho

If you think these weapons aren't right, gimme suggestions! I'm open to them!

Wall of tags incoming.

[msweebyness]

MiracOlympus- Juleka

She is swift, she is fierce, and her arrow will always pierce! @imsparky2002 @booksrbetterthanpeople @nerdy-chocomallow

Juleka, Goddess of the Hunt and the Forest (aka Artemis)

Appearance/Attire: Waist-length black hair, tied in a high ponytail, dark maroon eyes with a ring of silver around pupils and flecks of dark green, faded scar over her left eye, moderate pale skin with scars on arms and legs, tall with a lean and athletic build. Silver circlet with obsidian tree branch details, silver wrist cuffs, violet thigh-length one shoulder chiton, clasped at the shoulder with obsidian brooch, silver leaves stitched along hem, brown leather belt, brown leather sandals. Black leather quiver over shoulder, always carries her silver bow.

Bio: A shy goddess who tends to prefer the company of creatures of the forest to other people, Juleka is never one to make a big show of herself. The guardian of the Earth’s forests and the life that dwells within, Juleka has a deep respect for and connection to nature. She never hunts more than she needs to and her arrows give whatever is hit by them a swift and painless death. Being the goddess of the hunt as well, her swiftness and skill with a bow are matched by very few, moving like a shadow through the dark trees. Revered as a guardian of women, she does not tolerate any form of abuse or mistreatment, and her temples are considered a safe place to go with a sacred aura of protection to boot. Despite her quiet and reserved nature, Juleka will fiercely defend those that she holds dear, such as her mother and her twin brother and best friend, Luka. And one might consider it a high honor indeed to be beloved by the goddess of love herself! While she may choose to keep to herself much of the time, there’s more to Juleka than meets the eye.

Fun Facts!

Most infants cry when they come out of the womb, but that wasn’t the case for Juleka. She got right to work looking out for her mother and her brother, by helping the former deliver the latter! This less-than-minutes-old baby helped her mother to deliver her twin. It’s for this reason she’s often seen as a guardian of mothers, and a protector of children. She also won’t hesitate to pull this out when Luka is getting a big head.

Juleka tries to be reasonable most of the time, but some things are just inexcusable. One night, while Juleka and her nymph companions were washing up in a spring, a mortal hunter named Actaeon happened to stumble upon them. And instead of averting his eyes and leaving…he decided to stay and watch. And when one of the nymphs spotted him… Long story short, Juleka turned the guy into a stag and he was chased down by his own hounds. When it comes to goddesses, don’t be a perv. Actually, just don’t period.

When two meathead giants called the Aloades decided to attack Olympus, the gods were kind of on panicking, because it was said by an oracle that the two brothers could only be felled by one another. And how were they supposed to get them to do that?! Thankfully, Juleka had a brilliant idea. Knowing the giants were proud hunters, she transformed herself into a prize deer, and sprinted between them. Taking the bait, the Aloades fired their bows and mortally wounded one another, ending the threat.

She’s on the hunt and looks great doing it! Leave your thoughts in the comments and reblogs!

[bananafiction]

A Love Woven Through Centuries

Agatha x Rio

Warning: Angst, sad ending

2k words

The night sky over Salem was painted in hues of purple and green, clashing in a spectacle of energy and power. Tendrils of magic, one glowing a deep violet and the other a fierce emerald, twisted and writhed against one another. At the center of the storm, Agatha Harkness and Rio faced each other, their eyes locked, their breaths ragged.

Agatha’s hands glowed with dark purple light, her fingers curled into claws as she fought to hold back the onslaught of green energy Rio hurled at her. Her heart was breaking with every surge, every strike, but she knew—knew deep down—there was no stopping it now. The prophecy they had spent centuries trying to outrun was coming true.

But their story had not always been this way. There was a time when the magic they wielded intertwined in harmony, not in combat.

Centuries Ago: The Beginning

The first time Agatha met Rio, the air was filled with the scent of fresh rain and the hum of untapped power. It was the 17th century, and witches roamed cautiously, hiding their magic from the mortals who hunted them. Agatha had been part of a coven—young and ambitious, already showing promise beyond her years.

Rio had wandered into their encampment one night, a lone witch seeking refuge. Her magic was a vibrant green, like the forest after a storm, and Agatha had been captivated by her strength and grace. She had watched from afar, intrigued by this newcomer who moved with a confidence that matched her own.

It wasn’t long before their paths crossed directly. The coven had been wary of Rio, but Agatha’s curiosity drew her in. She saw something in Rio’s eyes—a fire, a determination she recognized as her own. They began to train together, sparring with magic and learning from one another. Their powers, though different, complemented each other perfectly. Where Agatha’s magic was ancient and dark, Rio’s was life-giving and fierce.

One evening, under the silver light of the full moon, their friendship bloomed into something more. Agatha’s heart had pounded in her chest as she leaned closer, feeling the pull of Rio’s magic like a magnetic force. Rio’s hand reached up, fingertips tracing the outline of Agatha’s jaw, and when their lips finally met, the world around them seemed to vanish. It was a kiss that ignited centuries of passion.

For hundreds of years, they traveled together, moving through the shadows of history. They lived and loved in secret, avoiding the eyes of mortals and rival witches. Every time they thought they had found a place to call home, the tide of human suspicion or the whispers of a new magical threat forced them to move again. But no matter how far they wandered or how much the world changed, they always had each other.

But not all things could be conquered by love alone.

The Prophecy

It had begun as a whisper—a prophecy spoken in the dying breath of an oracle they encountered in a small village outside of Vienna. The woman, old and frail, had grasped Agatha’s hand, her eyes clouded and distant.

“Your love is bound in fate’s cruel threads,” she had croaked, her voice a raspy whisper. “One day, it will come to pass—a clash of power, a choice of death. One must kill the other, or the world will fall.”

Rio had laughed it off, dismissing it as the ramblings of a madwoman. But Agatha had felt a shiver run down her spine. She knew the magic that coursed through the veins of oracles—prophecies were not to be taken lightly. And so, the shadow of those words hung over them like a sword, waiting to fall.

Years passed, and the prophecy seemed nothing but a distant threat. They continued their dance through time, their love growing stronger. But Agatha, cautious and wary, began to research ways to counter it. She poured over ancient tomes, scribed spells by moonlight, and sought out other witches for knowledge.

Yet, as decades slipped into centuries, Rio grew impatient with Agatha’s obsession. “We can’t live our lives in fear,” she would say, her hands glowing with that familiar green energy as she gestured passionately. “We’ve faced enemies before, Agatha. We’ve survived. This is no different.”

But Agatha couldn’t shake the feeling that this was different. And as she watched the world shift and change around them, she knew that if the prophecy were true, it would come when they least expected it.

Present Day: The Moment of Truth

The two of them had come to a small, crumbling castle nestled in the woods of Eastern Europe—a place rumored to contain the relic they had been seeking. It was said to be an object of great power, capable of rewriting the threads of destiny itself. Agatha believed it could be the key to undoing the prophecy.

But Rio had grown tired of the chase. “We’ve wasted centuries on this, Agatha,” she had said, her voice a mixture of frustration and sorrow. “What if it’s all for nothing? What if we’re just running from shadows?”

Agatha had tried to explain, tried to make her see the importance, but the argument had spiraled into a fight more intense than any they’d ever had. The pain in Rio’s eyes cut Agatha deeper than any spell ever could.

“Why can’t you just let us be happy?” Rio had shouted. “Why can’t we just live?”

“Because if we ignore it, one of us will die!” Agatha had screamed back, her voice cracking. “And I won’t let that happen. I can’t lose you.”

Rio’s eyes softened for a moment, and she took Agatha’s hand, their fingers intertwining. “I don’t want to lose you either. But I don’t want to live in fear.”

Agatha had pulled her close, pressing her forehead to Rio’s. “I’m doing this for us. So we can be free.”

But when they entered the chamber where the relic was kept, everything went wrong. The room was filled with ancient runes, glowing faintly as the air hummed with magical energy. As Agatha reached for the relic, a green flash of light stopped her hand. She turned, and there was Rio, her magic pulsing, her eyes filled with a mixture of sorrow and determination.

“Don’t,” Rio whispered, her voice trembling. “If you take it, everything changes. The balance will be broken.”

“What are you talking about?” Agatha demanded, her heart sinking. “This is our chance to change fate, to escape the prophecy.”

Rio shook her head. “I’ve been hiding something from you. I saw the truth, Agatha—if you take the relic, it won’t save us. It will destroy everything. You’ll become too powerful. You’ll become the threat.”

The words hit Agatha like a physical blow. “You knew?”

“I didn’t want to believe it,” Rio said, tears gathering in her eyes. “But the vision was clear. If I don’t stop you, you’ll destroy us both.”

A chill ran down Agatha’s spine. She had spent centuries trying to avoid this, but here it was—the prophecy unfolding before her eyes. “Rio, please. There has to be another way.”

“There isn’t.” Rio raised her hand, and the green light flared, filling the room. “I love you, Agatha, but I can’t let you do this.”

Agatha’s heart ached. She felt the pull of her own magic surging in response, the purple energy crackling at her fingertips. “Don’t make me do this,” she whispered. “I don’t want to fight you.”

“Then stand down,” Rio pleaded. “Walk away.”

But Agatha knew she couldn’t. If she let Rio stop her, the prophecy would be fulfilled. If she turned her back now, she would die. “I can’t,” she whispered, tears streaming down her face. “I’m sorry.”

Their magic collided in a burst of light—green and purple clashing in a violent storm that sent shockwaves through the ancient walls. Agatha gritted her teeth, trying to hold back the full force of her power, but Rio’s magic was relentless, pushing against her with the strength of centuries.

Every blast, every strike tore at Agatha’s heart. She didn’t want this. She had never wanted this. But she could see the determination in Rio’s eyes, the knowledge that if one of them didn’t stop the other, neither would survive.

The battle raged, and the room began to crumble around them. Agatha’s hands glowed brighter, the purple magic enveloping her. She pushed forward, summoning all her strength, her heart breaking as she did so. “I love you, Rio,” she choked out, her voice breaking.

“And I love you,” Rio whispered, her face pale but resolute. “But this is how it must end.”

With one final surge, Agatha unleashed her power. The purple light shot forward, overpowering Rio’s green magic. The force of it sent Rio flying backward, crashing into the stone wall. She crumpled to the ground, her magic flickering and fading.

Agatha’s breath came in ragged sobs as she stumbled forward, collapsing beside Rio’s still form. “No, no, no…” she whispered, gathering Rio into her arms. The emerald glow in Rio’s eyes was fading, replaced by a soft, pained smile.

“You did what you had to,” Rio said, her voice weak. “We always knew… it would come to this.”

Agatha’s tears fell freely as she clutched Rio tighter. “I’m so sorry. I never wanted this.”

Rio’s hand reached up, brushing Agatha’s cheek. “I know. But it was fate.”

As the last light left Rio’s eyes, Agatha felt a part of herself shatter. She held Rio close, her sobs echoing in the empty chamber, her heart breaking under the weight of the choice she had been forced to make.

The room was silent, the magic that had once filled it now gone, leaving only the echoes of a love that had endured centuries, only to be torn apart by fate.

thanks so much for reading! if you have any request for fics, send it my way. i've got no ideas for the moment so lmk!

[sapphicseasapphire]

I have a question, and it's fitting for Mermay. In your AU are Mer generally colorful? The two canon Mer we know of are a gorgeous green and vibrant violet reminding me at least of tropical fish. Is that color saturation common or do some Mer have dark scales, or silver scales, do they have countershading?

PFFFF I kinda dropped the ball on Mermay, huh? May got. Really hard all of the sudden and I’m still not recovered.

ANYWAY. Yeah! Mer come in all different colors! Okay so Legend was originally supposed to be bright blue to match the mermaid suit in Oracle of Ages? But then I still wanted the color inverse with Ravio to make sense so I changed it to green- because Ravio is purple. This is why Legend’s eyes are also purple now! Ravio’s are green! They match! That’s… pretty much the only deciding factor for how Legend and Ravio are colored. (I’m doing my best).

I wanted to really simplify how I draw Mer for this au. I know that I failed miserably in Mermay, but I draw Mer All The Time, and I always do designs based off of specific fish and it ends up looking really cool… but usually pretty complicated. For this au, I’m making comics. Which means I have to draw the same characters consistently and quickly. So I really simplified how Mer look here. There’s a difference between Lorulean Mer and Hyrulean Mer- Ravio’s fins are pointy while Legend’s fan out. But other than that, every Mer’s structure is the same. The only differentiation between them is color.

Pods of Mer might look like rainbows in the water! They’re usually very brightly colored- so yes, this level of saturation is normal! Younger Mer might have darker scales to help blend in with the water, but they tend to swim close to the Surface where it’s warm and sunny, and when the sun shines, the sea is very bright! They tend to be out in the open ocean, far from land, but they don’t swim very deep. They’re always traveling. Mer are so cool.

[tilthedayidice]

Hey friend! I would like to ask for recommendations please, if you have the spoons! I am looking for dice that look like Unicorn Stone (lepidolite with pink tourmaline)?

I want a dice set to use with my unicorn oracle cards for divination :)

EDIT: Hey babes I accidentally saved this as a draft

OOOOOOOOOO yes okay I'm excited about this hunt

Chessex Festive Hydrangea 7pcs ($14)- Opaque Light Purple with Pink, Purple, and Blue swirling with Black ink

HD Dice Dark Blue/Purple Jade 7pcs ($10)- Semi Opaque White Base with Blue and Purple Marbling and Gold Ink

HD Dice Opalescent Purple/Tea; 7pcs ($10)- Semi Opaque White with Teal and Purple Swirls and Gold Ink

These are more like matching vibes-

Dice Envy Taro Milk Tea 10pcs ($20)- Semi Opaque Purpley-White base with more Opaque Lavender Swirls and Silver Ink

Fennek & Finch Vale of Dreams 7pcs ($14)- Translucent Blue and Purple Blend with White Clouds and Purple Ink

Udixi Purple/Blue Dragon Scale 7pcs ($27)-Purple and Blue metal dice with scaling details and Silver Ink

Chessex Festive Violet 7pcs ($12)- Various Opaque Purples and Pinks marble with White Ink

And these are pricey but very pretty so here you have

Norse Foundry Fluorite 7pcs ($90)- Fluorite (Purples, Blues, Greens there will be variations as it is stone) gemstone dice with Gold ink

[the-mortuary-witch]

DEITY MASTERLIST (PART ONE)

THIS IS A VERY LONG POST, AND EVERYTHING IS IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER.

🌊 Ægir

God of: personification of the ocean, brewing, the sea.

Culture: Norse

Symbols: aegishjalmur and laguz rune

Plants: oak, polybody, and rose.

Animals: dolphins, whales and other sea creatures

Colours: blue, green, turquoise and other sea-like shades

Tarot: King of Cups

Offerings: singing sea shanties, seashells and pearls, cleaning up shores and the oceans, bread, sea glass, a bowl of salt water with food dropped into it, Anything related to the sea. Do not offer most beers as he does not like the modern chemical-filled ales, homebrew or local brew beer is better. 

💕 Aengus Og

God of: youth, love, poetic inspiration, summer, and healing

Culture: Celtic

Symbols: Venus, copper, and golden harp

Plants: basil, cinnamon, rose, jasmine, sandalwood, strawberries, mistletoe, violet, birch, cherries, elder, and sycamore

Animals: swans, cats, doves, and sparrows

Colours: green, pink, and red

Tarot: The Lovers, Justice, and The World

Offerings: red roses, strawberries, cake, chocolate, honey, wine, cherries, music, and art.

🧚 Aine

Goddess of: summer, wealth, sovereignty, love, fertility, protection, wealth, agriculture, the sun and moon, and Queen of the faeries

Culture: Celtic

Symbols: silver and white Items, meadowsweet, the moon, and midsummer

Plants: angelica, blackberry, cowslip, elder, orchid, fennel, flax, garlic, mugwort, nettle, oak, hawthorn, mistletoe, alfalfa, ash, agrimony, birch, broom, holly, lavender, meadow-sweet, and gorse.

Animals: red mare, horse, rabbit, swan, cattle, and bees

Colours: red, gold, green, blue, and yan

Tarot: The Sun, Suit of Wands, and Queen of Pentacles

Offerings: milk, bread, home-grown produce, cream, fire and candles, sunflowers, yellow glowers, honey, summer fruits, oranges, and bee-related Items.

⛅ Amaterasu

Goddess of: the sun and the universe

Culture: Japanese

Symbols: mirror, jewel, sword, and bow and arrow

Plants: chrysanthemum, cryptomeria, carnation, chamomile, juniper, marigold, rosemary, and sunflower

Animals: dragon-fox, horse, rooster, and wolf

Colours: yellow, gold, red, and orange

Tarot: The Sun and The World

Offerings: rice crackers, cooked rice, origami figures, rice candy, brightly-coloured Japanese food, and silk and other fabrics.

💃 Ame-no-uzume

Goddess of: dawn, mirth, meditation, revelry, dance, fertility, and the arts

Culture: Japanese

Symbols: antique Items and fans

Plants: moss and sakaki 

Animals: fox

Colours: pink, red, white, and yellow

Tarot: Three of Cups and Suit of Cups

Offerings: dancing, bells, silk ribbons, rice cakes, and dake.

⚰️ Anubis

God of: the dead, mummification, embalming, the afterlife, and tombs

Culture: Egyptian

Symbols: crook and flail, and mummy gauze

Plants: star anise, benzoin, cloves, cardamom, frankincense, myrrh, rosemary, cypress, and cedarwood

Animals: jackal

Colours: black, green, red, and gold

Tarot: Death

Offerings: cool water, strong liquor like rum, spicy foods, dark and bitter chocolate, strong incense, cypress oil, locks and keys, honour the dead and your ancestors, leave flowers on graves, support orphans and the homeless, and act as a guide for someone.

💘 Aphrodite

Goddess of: love, beauty, and fertility

Culture: Greek

Symbols: rose, pearl, mirror, girdle, anemone, lettuce, narcissus seashells, scallop shells, Venus, golden apples, the number 5, and mirrors

Plants: apple, linden tree, myrtle, pomegranate, myrrh, poppies, lettuce, rose, quince, ash, poplar, anemone, and artichokes

Animals: swans, dolphins, doves, sparrows, bees, and goats

Colours: red, pink, violet, silver, aqua, sea foam, and light blue

Tarot: The Empress, The Lovers, The Star, and The Suit of Cups

Offerings: roses, chocolate, apples, jewelry, beauty products, seashells, olive oil, honey, wine, cinnamon, art and music, mirrors, and rose quartz.

☀️ Apollo

God of: the Sun, prophecy, oracles, light, music, the arts, song, poetry, healing, medicine, plague, disease, protection of the youth, knowledge, and herds

Culture: Greek

Symbols: lyre, laurel wreath, silver bow and arrows, tripod, the Sun, and Sunday

Plants: laurel, larkspur, cypress, apple trees, palm trees, and hyacinthus

Animals: swan, raven, tortoise, serpent, wolf, dolphin, and mouse

Colours: gold, yellow, orange, silver, blue, and white

Tarot: The Sun, The Chariot, Strength, and Temperance

Offerings: red wine, olive oil, sun water, citrus fruits, honey, golden objects, feathers, lamb or goat meat, cheese, bread, sunflowers, laurel wreaths, and aloe vera.

🐕 Arawn 

God of: Ruler of Annwn the Celtic Otherworld, leader of the wild hunt, death, the Underworld, and justice

Culture: Celtic

Symbols: the Hounds of Arawn, cauldron, and samhain

Plants: reeds, cedar, cypress, ivy, honeysuckle, and sage

Animals: hounds and pigs

Colours: red, black, white, brown, green, gold, and grey

Tarot: Suit of Pentacles and King of Pentacles

Offerings: game birds such as duck or turkey, bread, honey, milk, mead, and ale.

⚔️ Ares

God of: war, courage, and battle

Culture: Greek

Symbols: sword, shield, spear, helmet, and iron

Plants: thorns, peppers, chilli, and garlic

Animals: serpents, vultures, woodpeckers, horses, and dogs

Colours: red, purple, and black

Tarot: The Emperor, The Chariot, The Tower, Suit of Wands, and King of Wands

Offerings: dark wine, whiskey, spicy foods, coffee, water, olive oil, red meats, frankincense, weapons, and learn self defence.

🌌 Arianrhod

Goddess of: fertility, fate, reincarnation, beauty, and difficulties

Culture: Celtic

Symbols: silver wheel, full moon, weaving tools, the zodiac, and Corona Borealis

Plants: ivy, lavender, rosemary, cedar, and pine

Animals: spiders, owls, and wolves

Colours: silver, white, green, blue, and purple

Tarot: The Star, The Moon, and Wheel of Fortune

Offerings: silver coins, white candles, wheat, fruits, home-cooked meals, salads, wine, water, hot teas, smoothies, and study the constellations and the zodiac.

🏹 Artemis

Goddess of: the hunt, wild animals, wilderness, childbirth, girls, chastity, archery, disease, and plague

Culture: Greek

Symbols: bow and arrow, quiver, hunting spears, animal pelts, lyre, torches, and the moon

Plants: cypress, walnut, amaranth, almond, daisy, willow, wormwood, fir, pine, thistle, honeysuckle, bay laurel, artemisia, fig, and oak

Animals: stag, deer, dog, bear, boar, quail, guineafowls, bee, and all wild animals

Colours: white, silver, gold, yellow, green, and blue

Tarot: The High Priestess, The Hanged Man, Temperance, The Moon, Queen of Pentacles, Knight of Cups, and Page of Wands

Offerings: red wine, olive oil, honey, water, almonds, walnuts, honeycakes, fruit, artemisia plants, arrows, dance, cypress, pine cones and branches, cider, game meat, protect nature and wildlife, always help animals and women in need, go hiking, research native plants and animals, and follow the moon phases and work with them.

❤️‍🔥 Astarte

Goddess of: love, sexuality, war, hunting, and power

Culture: Canaanite 

Symbols: chariot and Venus

Plants: lilies and coriander

Animals: lion, horse, dove, and sphinx

Colours: red and white

Tarot: The Empress and The Chariot

Offerings: lilies, roses, sweet cakes, honey, henna tattoos, and clothing stained with menstrual blood.

⚖️ Athena

Goddess of: wisdom, handicraft, and strategic warfare

Culture: Greek

Symbols: aegis, Gorgoneion, spear, and helmet

Plants: olive tree, ivy, cypress, and cornel tree

Animals: owl, snake, rooster, crow, and spider

Colours: blue, grey, white, yellow, and silver

Tarot: Justice, The High Priestess, and The Emperor

Offerings: olive oil, honey, wine, bread, olives, pears, olive tree leaves or branches, your handicrafts, owl feathers, snake skins, and weapons.

🛖 Baba Yaga

Goddess of: death and rebirth, fertility, and nature 

Culture: Slavic

Symbols: knife, oven, mortar and pestle, and the Sun

Plants: poppy, black sunflower, medicinal herbs, and rye

Animals: horse, hedgehog, snake, dragon, and cat

Colours: red, black, and white

Tarot: The Devil

Offerings: lavish home-cooked meals with russian delicacies and a beautifully-set table, caravan tea, and vodka.

💡 Balder

God of: light, joy, purity, and summer

Culture: Norse

Symbols: the Sun and Sunday

Plants: mistletoe, chamomile, daisies, white flowers, ash, marigold, and St John’s wort

Animals: songbirds

Colours: yellow, gold, and white

Tarot: The Sun, The Fool, Death, and The World

Offerings: kindness to others, chamomile tea, apple juice, mead, and lit candles.

🌺 Bastet

Goddess of: home, domesticity, women’s secrets, cats, fertility, childbirth, marriage, music, magic, sex, prosperity, joy, dance, healing, and pleasure

Culture: Egyptian

Symbols: basket, Ankh, the Sun and Moon, and perfume jar

Plants: catnip, vervain, cinnamon, and cannabis 

Animals: cat and lion

Colours: green and gold

Tarot: The Chariot, Strength, and The Sun

Offerings: perfume, salves and body scrubs, milk, meat, honey, gold items, chocolate, pastries, onions and garlic, bread, beer, tea, and taking care of cats.

🐉 Benzaiten / Benten

Goddess of: water, literature, music, wealth, femininity, fertility, dance, and love

Culture: Japanese

Symbols: Biwa, dragon, pearl, conch shell, iron, and gold

Plants: lotus, water lilies, and yellow flowers

Animals: snakes, dragons, and white snakes are her messengers

Colours: blue, silver, white, and yellow

Tarot: The Empress and The Suit of Cups

Offerings: money, water, rice, sake, gemstones, music and other creative arts, raw eggs, yellow flowers, blessed water, bath rituals, and seashells.

🧶 Berchta

Goddess of: psychopomp, spinning and weaving, abundance, and protector of women and children

Culture: Germanic

Symbols: keys, distaff, Yule, and falx

Plants: mayflowers, holly, evergreens, birch, and wild berries

Animals: goose, swan, goat, cricket, owl, and fox

Colours: blue, white, red, and gold

Tarot: Death

Offerings: herring, dumplings, alcoholic beverages like schnapps.

📓 Bragi

God of: poetry and eloquence

Culture: Norse

Symbols: harp and book

Plants: beech, fern, and lily of the valley

Animals: chickadee

Colours: orange and gold

Tarot: The Magician and The Hermit

Offerings: mead, poetry, and beautiful writing.

🍀 Brigid

Goddess of: spring, fertility, family, the hearth, childbirth, fire, blacksmiths, scholars, physicians, prophets, healing, poetry, occult knowledge, and justice

Culture: Celtic

Symbols: Brigid’s Cross, candles, triquetra, faeries, four leaf clovers, cauldron, chalice, corn dolly, anvil, hammer, poetry, forges, hearths, and wells and rock formations

Plants: cinnamon, chamomile, blackberry, hawthorn, basil, mugwort, apple, heather, dandelion, snowdrop, willow, oak, shamrock, crocus, trillium, corn, lavender, and sage

Animals: snakes, sheep, cows, bees, owls, and hibernating animals

Colours: green, red, white, gold, and blue

Tarot: The Hierophant, The Lovers, Strength, The Hermit, The Sun, and Suit of Wands

Offerings: blackberries, milk, bread, herbal teas, heather, Brigid’s Cross, beer, apple cider, honey, baked goods, corn dollies, sheep’s wool products, jewelry or metal items, eggs, and cakes left on the windowsill at Imbolc.

❄️ Cailleach

Goddess of: winter, wind, the cold, creation, and transformation

Culture: Celtic

Symbols: hammers, hills, mountains, skulls, snow, wands, and waning moons

Plants: clove, lavender, apple, hazelnut, turnip, mugwort, pansy, patchouli, poppy, rose, rue, tansy, St John's wort, Witch hazel, woodruff, yarrow, elder trees, elm, pine, yew, gorse, holly, and snapdragon 

Animals: bat, cattle, deer, fish, goat, mouse, owl, raven, reindeer, sheep, spider, pig, and wolf

Colours: black, blue, brown, grey, silver, white, and yellow

Tarot: Death, The Moon, and The Hermit

Offerings: pebbles, hag stones, shells, feathers, and boiled sweets.

🌲 Cernunnos

God of: forests, wild animals, finances, the Underworld, death, hunting, balance, grounding and healing, transitioning into the afterlife, and fertility

Culture: Celtic

Symbols: horns, a torc, gold coins, and serpents

Plants: ash, bayberry, chamomile, cedar, cinnamon, heliotrope, holly, ivy, lavender, juniper, myrrh, nettle, oak, patchouli, pine, sandalwood, sunflower, vine, and yarrow

Animals: stags, elk, goats, deer, bulls, horses, ram horned snakes, snakes, boars, owls, hawks, and ravens

Colours: yellow, gold, forest greens, silver, and black

Tarot: The Lovers, The World, and King of Pentacles

Offerings: dancing, venison, cooked meats (ethically sourced), roses, sunflowers, lavender, wildflowers, juniper bark and berries, oak wood carvings, green or gold candles, cinnamon, cloves, pine scents, pelts (ethically sourced), feathers, bones, forest moss, antlers, horns, pine cones, gold coins, daggers, poetry art, and Celtic music.

🌑 Cerridwen

Goddess of: the Moon, luck, poetry, change, rebirth, transformation, the Underworld, death, fertility, inspiration, magic, and knowledge

Culture: Welsh

Symbols: cauldron, dark Moon, lunar cycles, and caves

Plants: corn, grain, vervain, acorns, apple, oak, and hazel

Animals: white pig, greyhound, crow, hen, hare, otter, and hawk

Colours: silver, purple, black, grey, and green

Tarot: The Moon, Death, The Magician, and Suit of Cups

Offerings: pork, bread, milk, water, wheat, white and green candles, barley, rice, peanuts, poppy or sunflower seeds, vervain, and grain-based products.

✨ Circe

Goddess of: sorcery 

Culture: Greek

Symbols: cup, loon, wand, and masks

Plants: hallucinogenic herbs and fungi, wheat, moly, and magical herbs 

Animals: pig, lion, wolf, hawk, and beasts in general

Colours: gold, purple, silver, and red

Tarot: Queen of Cups and The Magician

Offerings: barley, wine, honey, meat, bread, weaving, and divination.

🌎 Danu

Goddess of: Earth-mother, fertility, wisdom, wind, and water

Culture: Celtic

Symbols: crowns, keys, wells, cauldron full of water, rivers, Celtic Tree of Life, and mother aspect of the triple Goddess

Plants: oak and water lily

Animals: fish, horses, seagulls, salmon, and snakes 

Colours: blue, white, silver, and green

Tarot: The Empress and Strength

Offerings: wine, mead, ale, freshwater, and watering plants.

🔥 Dazbog 

God of: the Sun, fortune, wealth, light, fertility, fire, destiny, and justice

Culture: Slavic

Symbols: kolovrat

Plants: sunflowers, marigold, calendula, chamomile, angelica, and St John’s wort 

Animals: wolf, horse, goose, duck, and swan

Colours: white, gold, and red

Tarot: The Sun, Suit of Wands, and King of Wands

Offerings: bread, salt, eggs, pancakes, and bonfire.

🌾 Demeter

Goddess of: agriculture, harvest, fertility, and motherhood

Culture: Greek

Symbols: wheat, torches, and cornucopia

Plants: wheat, barley, mint, and poppy

Animals: snake, pig, gecko, dove, crane, screech owl, and grasshopper

 

Colours: gold, green, and brown

Tarot: The High Priestess and The World

Offerings: olive oil, water, fruit, honey, milk, grains, bread, freshly harvested goods, and water.

🍷 Dionysus

God of: wine, drunkenness, parties, wilderness, vegetation, fertility, ritual madness, religious ecstasy, theatre, and LGBT+ Community 

Culture: Greek

Symbols: thyrsos, ivy crown, and Grapevine 

Plants: grape, ivy, cinnamon, silver fir, bindweed, and figs

Animals leopard, goat, donkey, lion, snake, bull, and panther

Colours: red, purple, green, burgundy, and gold

Tarot: The Hanged Man, The Hierophant, The Devil, The Fool, and The Lovers

Offerings: wine, olive oil, fruit, water, honey, meats, wheat, barley, pinecone, ivy leaves, goblets, masks, and alcoholic beverages.

⚕️ Eir

Goddess of: healing and medicine

Culture: Norse

Symbols: copper, mortar and pestle, and sauna 

Plants: medicinal herbs

Colours: red

Tarot: The Hanged Man

Offerings: healing spells, learning first aid, medicinal herbs, and first aid items.

🎣 Enki

God of: freshwater, wisdom, knowledge, magic, crafts, healing, fertility, creation, and the arts

Culture: Mesopotamian

Symbols: goatfish

Plants: thyme, chamomile, reeds, and cattails

Animals: goat, fish, chimera, robin, and cow

Colours: gold, blue, white, and silver

Tarot: The Hanged Man, The Hierophant, The Devil, The Fool, and The Lovers

Offerings: beer, eggs, fruit, vegetarian foods, myrrh, thyme, chamomile, wildflowers, fish, water, wine, silver or copper jewelry, and feathers.

💐 Eostre 

Goddess of: spring and dawn

Culture: Germanic

Symbols: painted eggs

Plants: crocus, daffodil, primrose, and violet

Animals: rabbit, serpent, and dragon

Colours: green, yellow, and purple

Tarot: Queen of Pentacles

Offerings: decorating eggs, flowers, hot cross buns, pastries, and mead.

💀 Ereshkigal

Goddess of: death and the Underworld

Culture: Mesopotamian

Symbols: wood, rivers, boats, and lapis lazuli

Plants: pomegranate, grains, reeds, hemp, cedar, cypress, lotus, and monkshood

Animals: lion, owl, serpent, scorpion, owl, and sheep

Colours: silver, gold, red, and purple

Tarot: Death and The High Priestess

Offerings: fasting, bread, water, pomegranate juice, blackberries, blueberries, lamb or goat meat, lobster and mussels, nutmeg, garlic, poppy seeds, animal bones, gold or silver jewelry, black crystals, and Ornate scepters with wood and animal bones.

🧵 Frau Holda

Goddess of: fibre arts, winter, protector of children and women, leader of the wild hunt, and Witchcraft

Culture: Germanic

Symbols: the Winter Solstice, pools, and Wells

Plants: holly, elder, juniper, mugwort, flax, and sorcerer’s violet 

Animals: wolf and rabbit

Colours: blue and white

Tarot: The Empress, The High Priestess, and Death

Offerings: juniper berries, wine, cider, mead, cakes, music, dancing, and knot magick.

🐈 Freyja

Goddess of: love, beauty, fertility, sex, war, battle, gold, and sorcery

Culture: Norse

Symbols: her chariot pulled by cats, Brisíngamen necklace, the boar Hildisvíni, and cloak of Feathers

Plants: daisy, linden, snowdrops, lily of the valley, cowslip, columbine, pimpernel, and strawberries

Animals: horse, cat, falcon, hawk, rabbit, ladybug, oxen, swallow, and boar

Colours: gold, yellow, white, green, red, pink, and light blue

Tarot: The High Priestess, The Empress, The Lovers, The Chariot, Death, and Suit of Swords

Offerings: ale, apples, barley, honey, mead, pork, lavish jewelry and perfume, feeding stray cats, chocolate, amber, roses, cinnamon, and sweet liquors.

🐗 Freyr

God of: peace, fertility, rain, sunshine, prosperity, and agriculture

Culture: Norse

Symbols: boar, the Sun, magical swords, phallus, and Friday

Plants: ash, lavender, catnip, nuts and cones, yew, holly, and ivy

Animals: boar, bee, and stag

Colours: gold, green, red, blue, pink, orange, and yellow

Tarot: The Lovers, The Sun, Suit of Pentacles, and King of Pentacles

Offerings: honey, grains and breads, gold, and antlers.

👰 Frigg

Goddess of: motherhood, marriage, prophecy, and fertility

Culture: Norse

Symbols: spinning wheel, silver, clouds, and mist

Plants: mistletoe, birch, fir, hawthorn, and Frigg’s grass

Animals: falcon, sheep, raven, and hawk

Colours: blue, silver, and white

Tarot: The Empress and The Lovers

Offerings: milk, mead, pastries, light fruity wine, hand-spun fibres, feathers, and soups and stews.

🪦 Hades

God of: the Underworld and wealth

Culture: Greek

Symbols: keys, chariot, helmet, Cerberus, serpent, dogs, and pomegranate

Plants: mint, white poplar, cypress, asphodel, narcissus, and pomegranate

Animals: snake, dog, sheep, cattle, screech owl, horse, black ram, bull, vulture, black cat, crow, and raven

Colours: dark blue, black, purple, dark green, bronze, gold, silver, and grey

Tarot: The Hermit, Death, Judgment, and Suit of Swords

Offerings: dark wine, whiskey, coffee, black tea, peppermint tea, dark chocolate, meat, sharp cheeses, bread, pomegranates, apples, bones, coins, keys, and crowns.

🪘 Hathor

Goddess of: the sky, women, fertility, love, the Sun, music, dance, joy, motherhood, fate, foreign lands and goods, and the afterlife

Culture: Egyptian

Symbols: sun disk, mirrors, drums and sistrums, and the number 4

Plants: sycamore, myrrh tree, dates, papyrus, and henna

Animals: cow, lioness, cobra, goose, gazelle, and cat

Colours: red

Tarot: The Empress, The Lovers, Wheel of Fortune, and Suit of Cups

Offerings: figs, dates, bread, cheese, butter, wine, beer, fresh water, perfumes, and makeup

👻 Hecate

Goddess of: Witchcraft, necromancy, ghosts, the night, boundaries, and crossroads

Culture: Greek

Symbols: paired torches, keys, crossroads, dark/triple moon, wheel, daggers, rope, dogs, serpents, knives, and Strophalos

Plants: asphodel, garlic, yew, cypress, and poisonous plants

Animals: dog, mare, serpent, cat, bats, and polecat

Colours: black, grey, silver, gold, violet, green, red, and white

Tarot: The High Priestess, The Hermit, The Moon, and Queen of Pentacles

Offerings: wine, olive oil, water, fruit, honey, milk, eggs, garlic, almonds, various herbs, bones, wands, keys, a cauldron, crow feathers, pomegranates, dark chocolate, and blood.

📯 Heimdallr 

God of: watchmen of the Gods

Culture: Norse

Symbols: horn and rainbow

Plants: birch, oak, rose, verbena, and avens

Animals: rooster, horse, and ram

Colours: white and rainbow

Tarot: The Hermit

Offerings: mead, fine beer, freshwater, lamb meat, pork, and coffee.

💀 Hel

Goddess of: death and the afterlife

Culture: Norse

Symbols: skulls and bones

Plants: beech, alder, elm, ivy, juniper, willow, and yew

Animals: wolf

Colours: black and white

Tarot: Death, The Tower, and Suit of Swords

Offerings: tea, wine, apples, meat, bread, soup, dried flowers, and blood.

🌋 Hephaestus

God of: metal smithing, fire, volcanoes, craftsmanship, and technology

Culture: Greek

Symbols: hammer, tongs, and anvil

Plants: fennel

Animals: donkey, crane, and dog

Colours: gold, yellow, orange, silver, grey, and red

Tarot: Judgment and Suit of Wands

Offerings: wine, olive oil, water, fruit, honey, bread, meat, spicy things, hot beverages, and handmade metal items.

👑 Hera

Goddess of: marriage, fertility, childbirth, Kings and Empires, women, family, the sky, and the stars

Culture: Greek

Symbols: lotus-staff, throne, and diadem

Plants: pomegranate, lotus, willow, and apple

Animals: hawk, peacock, lion, cow, cuckoo, and crane

Colours: gold, silver, white, purple, blue, and green

Tarot: The Empress, The World, Suit of Cups, and Queen of Cups

Offerings: wine, olive oil, water, fruit, honey, milk, grains and bread, chocolate, pomegranates, apples, white flowers, crowns, animal shells, perfume, and silver or gold jewelry.

💸 Hermes

God of: messenger of the Gods, heraldry, omens, animal husbandry, poetry and fables, trade, travel, boundaries, thieves, wit, language, education, psychopomp,

Culture: Greek

Symbols: caduceus, shepherds pipes, travellers hat, lyre, rooster, talaria, winged helmet, tortoise, and satchel or pouch Talaria, and petasos

Plants: palm tree, crocus flower, Greek strawberry trees, hydrangeas, chrysanthemum, and almond tree

Animals: hummingbirds, tortoise, hare, cattle, hawk, ram, snake, and rooster

Colours: gold, red, silver, yellow, orange, grey, and green

Tarot: Judgment, The Magician, The Fool. The Hierophant, The Hermit, The Star, and Suit of Swords

Offerings: wine, olive oil, water, strawberries, foreign foods and items, honey, citrus fruits (pineapple, lemon, etc), chocolate, wheat, almonds, cinnamon, coins, dice, beer, meat, chamomile tea, bread, and milk mixed with honey.

🏠 Hestia

Goddess of: the home, the hearth, family, domesticity, and The Civic or The Sacrificial Flame

Culture: Greek

Symbols: hearth, kettle, and head veils

Plants: poppy, goldenrod, hollyhock, and yarrow

Animals: pig, cow, donkey, and crane

Colours: gold, white, orange, red, and lavender

Tarot: Strength, The Hermit, and Queen of Wands

Offerings: wine, olive oil, water, fruit, honey, milk, pork, bread, cooking herbs, tea, and candles.

🦅 Horus

God of: kingship, the sky, war, protection, and healing

Culture: Egyptian

Symbols: crown, Eye of Horus, Ankh, the Sun, and the Moon

Plants: acacia, lettuce, iris, lotus, and olive

Animals: falcon, hawk, bull, peacock, and lion

Colours: green

Tarot: The Emperor, The Hierophant, The Chariot, The Sun, Judgment, and King of Swords

Offerings: raw meat left out for hawks and falcons, bread, weaponry, water, milk, ale, wine, coffee, fruits and vegetables, figs, dates, and chocolate with nuts.

😴 Hypnos

God of: sleep, dreams, and illusions

Culture: Greek

Symbols: inverted torch

Plants: poppy and cottonwood tree

Animals: nighthawk and songbirds

Colours: black, silver, white, blue, red, and purple

Tarot: The Hierophant

Offerings: wine, olive oil, water, honey, milk, fruit, poppy seeds (and foods including them), herbal teas, sleep inducing and calming herbs, feathers, sleeping mask, and poppy flowers.

🍎 Idunn

Goddess of: spring, rejuvenation, immortality, youth, and beauty

Culture: Norse

Symbols: golden apples and ashwood box

Plants: apple blossom, birch, fir, hawthorn, mugwort, rose, and willow

Animals: songbirds

Colours: green, silver, red, and yellow

Tarot: Page of Wands, Queen of Cups, and Queen of Pentacles

Offerings: gardening, apples, homegrown fruits and vegetables (without pesticides), apple pie, and cider

💖 Inanna

Goddess of: romantic love, harmony, sex, beauty, passion, desire, fertility, victory, war, justice, and political power

Culture: Mesopotamian

Symbols: eight-pointed star, hook-shaped Knot of Reeds and Venus

Plants: lilies, narcissus, reeds, myrtle, and all sprouts

Animals: lion and dove

Colours: green, black, red, silver, and white

Tarot: The Lovers, The Hierophant, Justice, The Hanged Man and The Star

Offerings: Wine, Champagne, Lemonade, Honey, Chocolate and Pastries, Cherries, Pomegranates, Strawberries, Elegant Jewelry, Peaches, Swords and Daggers, Artwork and Poetry

🦊 Inari 

God of: rice, foxes, fertility, tea, sake, crafts, agriculture, industry, and prosperity

Culture: Japanese

Symbols: keys, wish-granting jewel, and rice

Plants: cryptomeria, cedar, pine, wheat, and rice

Animals: fox

Colours: red and white

Tarot: Suit of Pentacles

Offerings: inarizushi, rice, rice cakes, rice served with red beans, sake, incense, acts on behalf of foxes, handmade crafts, and tea.

☄️ Isis

Goddess of: magic, life, compassion, fertility, motherhood, childbirth, rebirth, devotion, royalty, knowledge, protection, abundance, healing, and the elements.

Culture: Egyptian.

Symbols: moon disk, cow horns, wings, solar disk, Ankh, and gold.

Plants: sycamore, cedar, corn, flax, wheat, barley, grapes, lotus, vervain, myrrh tree, and papyrus.

Animals: hawk, crocodile, scorpion, crab, cobra, goose, swallow, dove, vulture, and snakes in general.

Colours: yellow, silver, gold, black, red, cobalt blue, and green.

Tarot: The High Priestess, The Empress, The Lovers, Strength, The Hermit, Wheel of Fortune, Temperance, The Star, The Moon, The World, and Suit of Cups.

Offerings: milk, flowers, honey, wine, lemonade, tropical fruits (juice or whole), herbal tea, seafood, herbs (anise and nutmeg), roses, Egyptian jewelry, incense, and white candles.

🌿 Jarilo / Yarilo

God of: vegetation, fertility, spring, rebirth, sexuality, peace, and war

Culture: Slavic

Symbols: vegetation

Plants: wheat, ferns, and spring flowers

Animals: horse and white wolf

Colours: white, yellow, gold, and green

Tarot: The Sun, Strength, and Suit of Pentacles

Offerings: bread, wheat, spring flowers, and edible seeds

🌍 Jörð

Goddess of: personification of the Earth

Culture: Norse

Symbols: mountains, grandmothers, and girdle

Plants: local native plants and healing herbs

Animals: bee

Colours: green

Tarot: The World and Queen of Pentacles

Offerings: picking up litter and trash and taking care of the Earth and nature.

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Some OC Introductions

So, I've started writing the sequel story to my currently ongoing Pathfinder campaign. The one where all the OCs I've talked about before are from.

Its a bit premature, I know, given how the campaign is still rather far from ending. But I think this story is something I need to write now before it fades.

So, let me introduce you all to the "first draft" of the main cast.

Tia

Character Song: Through Patches of Violet Likes: Snow, Ghosts, Flowers, Windy Days Dislikes: Romance Novels, Rain, Puns, Jewelry Ancestry: Strix (Songbird) Class: Summoner Age: 19

Hailing from a village deep in the woods, Tia is plagued by a spirit of the winds. Despite being able to summon this spirit, she cannot communicate with it, nor can she make out its appearance. Despite this, others can see it just fine.

Deep in the snow, her secret lies. The grave of the lover she killed. The events of that day haunt her, even now.

The Collector

Character Song: ??? Likes: Dark Places, Music, Smell of Metal, Bread Dislikes: Bright Lights, The Government, Violence Ancestry: Fleshwarp (Technological) Class: Oracle (Ancestors) Age: 25

This unnamed skeletal figure in a dandy top hat and suit used to collect taxes for the government. In their time, they've killed or imprisoned many tax evaders and financial criminals. Their guilt over these actions cannot be understated.

Having escaped the government, they're being hunted even now. Just what will become of our dapper boney lad?

Aria

Character Song: With a Billion Worldful of <3 Likes: Meat, Romance, Hot Showers, Sex Dislikes: Meditation, Cold Water, Hunger, Vegans Ancestry: Catfolk (Winter) Class: Cleric Age: 27

Raised in a religious monastery, Aria gradually developed a romantic interest in her childhood friend, who became a monk at said monastery. In her pursuit of this worldly desire, she still attempts to adhere to the teachings of the temple.

But, being around her long enough gives one the sense that... maybe nothing she says is true?

???

Character Song: Mortal With You Likes: Math, Science, Chemistry, Magic, Textbooks, Drawing Dislikes: Ignorant People, Witches, Fire, Bullying Ancestry: Human...? [Android (Impersonator)] Class: Oracle (Ashes) Age: ???

Nobody knows her name. A mute girl, accused of evil witchcraft wherever she goes. Her knowledge of mathematics, chemistry, and the underlying magic systems of the world is supreme. Communicates primarily through sign language and inhumanly fast drawings.

She once narrowly avoided death in a sub-aquatic facility, due to her immunity to the rotting disease of the mermaids. This experience brought her even more knowledge as to the true nature of the Second Reality.

Julianne

Character Song: ??? Likes: Sleeping, Alcohol, Smoking, Quiet Places, Anime, Dubs Dislikes: Annoying People, Working, Sex, Drama, Subs Ancestry: Elf (Whisper) Class: Rogue Age: 30

A washed up assassin-for-hire, Julianne has a rather casual and laid-back outlook on life. She enjoys getting drunk and sleeping in a random ditch more than actually working or doing anything productive.

She has shady connections in her past, including potentially the devil itself.

Amanda

Character Song: ??? Likes: Blood, Violence, Pretty Women, Cooking, Baking Dislikes: Unrequited Feelings, Spicy Food, Being Alone Ancestry: Human Class: Fighter, Duelist Age: 17

Watch out! She has a knife, and isn't afraid to use it. Your typical yandere type, Amanda isn't opposed to getting violent with those she has an interest in. And like the typical yandere, she's really just scared of being alone.

How the fuck am I gonna do something interesting with this character type? I'll figure it out, I think.

Ji-Hyun

Character Song: ??? Likes: Strategy, Cooperation, Training, Long Books, Sewing Dislikes: Over-Exertion, Loud People, Board Games, Wasting Time Ancestry: Human Class: Swashbuckler, Marshal Age: 59

A master of strategy and fighting styles, this old woman isn't quite past her prime yet. Despite losing most of her power in a fateful battle, her sheer tactical knowledge and battle experience make her a fearsome opponent, even with her now low strength.

Smug and haughty, she knows she's hot shit. Don't mess with an old woman who knows how to use a katana.

Shiruku

Character Song: Bulbel Likes: Art, Children, Meditation, Candles, Fashion Dislikes: Rituals, Corpses, Eyes, Music, Knives Ancestry: Human Class: Magus (Unfurling Brocade) Age: 35

An artist supreme, Shiruku battle with the long sleeves of her beautiful silken dress, magic woven into every thread. The runes carved into her flesh have sealed away her true power, as she wished to go on a journey to discover true art.

Haunted by the perfect painting she once created, Shiruku has tried everything in her power to replicate that perfection, including mastering every possible artistic medium.

Willow

Character Song: ??? Likes: Hitting People, Swearing, Sweet Food, Games Dislikes: Gore, Rudeness, Loud Places, Being Told What to Do Ancestry: Halfling Class: Barbarian (Bloodrager) Age: 10

This young child has grown up in miserable slums, and has learned how to survive as a result. This rude little missy isn't afraid to bash your head in if you annoy her, and to use swears unbecoming of her age if you upset her.

Easily overstimulated, its best to be slow and careful with her. Maybe then, you can draw her out of her hardened shell.

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More Awesome AI Image Prompts (By Gemini)

Prompt 1

Theme: The Celestial Cartographer and the Star-Serpent

Prompt: "Create a visually stunning artwork in a vibrant, illustrative, stained-glass style. A young female celestial cartographer with flowing, deep-indigo hair adorned with tiny, glowing star-like pins is the central figure. Her eyes are closed in deep concentration, and she wears elegant, flowing robes decorated with constellations and nebulae in shades of purple, blue, and gold. Coiled protectively around her is a magnificent, colossal Star-Serpent. The serpent's scales are a mosaic of iridescent colors—deep violets, shimmering teals, and fiery oranges—each scale detailed with intricate, luminous patterns. Its eyes glow with ancient wisdom, and its horns are like polished obsidian. They are situated in an otherworldly library, with towering, twisting shelves made of dark, gnarled wood. Instead of books, the shelves hold glowing orbs of captured starlight and swirling galaxies in jars. The background is a large, ornate window looking out into the cosmos, revealing swirling nebulae, distant planets, and a soft, ethereal glow from a crescent moon. The entire scene is framed by intricate, swirling patterns reminiscent of Art Nouveau, with heavy black outlines defining every element, making the colors pop with luminous intensity. The lighting is mystical, with a soft glow emanating from the orbs and the serpent itself, casting dynamic shadows and highlighting the rich details."

Prompt 2

Theme: The Oracle of the Sunken City and her Leviathan Guardian

Prompt: "Generate a masterpiece image in a detailed, graphic novel art style with heavy black lines and a rich, saturated color palette. The scene features a mysterious female oracle with long, flowing seaweed-green hair that floats as if underwater. She has intricate, bioluminescent tattoos on her arms and face that glow with a soft, turquoise light. She is wearing ornate, bronze-colored headphones that seem to be crafted from ancient, otherworldly technology, perhaps with seashell and coral motifs. A gentle, knowing expression is on her face. Protecting her is a massive, serpentine Leviathan, its body a tapestry of deep-sea colors: cobalt blue, emerald green, and shimmering gold. Its scales are meticulously detailed, some appearing like polished gems, others like rough, ancient stone. The Leviathan has fins that resemble delicate, torn silk, and its eyes glow with a powerful, amber light. They are located within the ruins of a magnificent sunken city. In the background, you can see towering, coral-encrusted architecture, arches covered in glowing moss, and schools of fantastical, glowing fish swimming through the scene. The lighting comes from the bioluminescent flora and fauna, creating a magical, ethereal underwater atmosphere with dramatic shadows and vibrant highlights. The entire composition is bordered by elaborate, flowing lines and patterns that integrate the characters into the fantastical environment."

Prompt 3

Theme: The Dream Weaver and the Somnus Drake

Prompt: "Create a captivating artwork in a psychedelic, illustrative style characterized by vibrant, contrasting colors and intricate linework. The central figure is a serene Dream Weaver, a young woman with hair the color of a fiery sunset—blazing reds, oranges, and pinks. She has her eyes closed, a peaceful smile on her face, and is wearing intricate, fantasy-styled headphones from which shimmering, ethereal threads of light emanate. She is dressed in flowing, dream-like fabrics of deep purples and midnight blues, adorned with celestial patterns. A magnificent Somnus Drake is curled around her, its form both protective and gentle. The drake's scales are a mesmerizing blend of turquoise, magenta, and gold, with each scale featuring a unique, swirling pattern. Its horns are crystalline and seem to refract the ambient light. They are in a surreal, abstract forest where the trees twist into impossible shapes, and the foliage is made of glowing, feathery patterns. The sky is a vortex of swirling colors, with multiple moons and sparkling stars of different shapes and sizes. The overall mood is one of mystical tranquility and creative power. Use heavy black outlines to define all the elements, giving it a bold, graphic feel, and ensure the colors are intensely saturated and almost glowing from within."

Prompt 4

Theme: The Keeper of the Whispering Woods and the Elder Wyrm

Prompt: "Produce a highly detailed digital illustration with a strong fantasy and Art Nouveau influence. The image depicts a wise and powerful female Keeper of the Whispering Woods. She has vibrant, crimson red hair styled in intricate braids, and her eyes, wide and perceptive, are a striking emerald green. She wears ornate, fantastical armor with leaf and vine motifs, and large, elaborate headphones that seem to be carved from ancient, magical wood. Her expression is one of calm authority. An enormous, ancient Elder Wyrm is coiled around her, its presence ancient and formidable. The wyrm’s scales are a complex mosaic of earthy tones—mossy greens, deep browns, and flashes of autumnal orange and gold. Its underbelly glows with a soft, warm light. They are in the heart of a magical, enchanted forest at twilight. The trees are tall and ancient, with glowing runes carved into their bark. The forest floor is covered in mystical, glowing mushrooms and intricate, swirling ground patterns. The sky visible through the canopy is a deep twilight purple, dotted with twinkling stars and celestial symbols. The entire scene should be framed with elaborate, flowing, organic borders. The use of heavy, dark outlines is crucial to give the illustration a defined, impactful look, while the colors should be rich, deep, and evocative of ancient magic."

Prompt 5

Theme: The Soul Forger and the Astral Phoenix

Prompt: "Visualize a spellbinding scene in a psychedelic, graphic-novel art style, defined by intense, contrasting colors and meticulously detailed linework. The focal point is the 'Soul Forger,' a powerful woman with molten, golden hair that flows and eddies like liquid metal, dotted with incandescent embers. Her skin is the color of polished obsidian, and she has a look of intense, serene focus. She wears elaborate, fantasy-style headphones crafted from starmetal and glowing with internal fire. Her attire is a blacksmith's apron made of woven nebula-threads over a gown of deep, velvety blues and purples. At her side, acting as the forge's fire, is a magnificent Astral Phoenix. The phoenix is a riot of color—its feathers are long, flowing strokes of fiery magenta, electric cyan, and solar-flare yellow, each feather intricately detailed with cosmic patterns. Its eyes are like white-hot stars. They are located on a floating celestial forge, an asteroid of dark, crystalline rock drifting through a vibrant, multicolored nebula. Anvils and hammers are forged from solidified light, and the background is a swirling vortex of interstellar gas, distant galaxies, and shimmering stardust. Heavy black outlines give every element a sharp, defined feel, and the colors are so saturated they seem to be a light source, creating an atmosphere of cosmic creation and immense power."

Prompt 6

Theme: The Galactic Gardener and the Crystal-Coated Basilisk

Prompt: "Create a breathtaking artwork in a vibrant, illustrative style reminiscent of psychedelic art, using bold, saturated colors and intricate black linework for definition. The central figure is the 'Galactic Gardener,' a woman whose hair is a cascade of bioluminescent vines and glowing, alien flowers in shades of neon green, electric blue, and soft pink. Her eyes are closed in peaceful communion with her surroundings, and on her head are ornate headphones that look like they're grown from crystal and living wood. She is tending to a cosmic garden where the plants have leaves made of solid light and flowers that bloom into miniature galaxies. Curled at her feet is a majestic Crystal-Coated Basilisk. Its body is serpentine, covered in a shimmering, iridescent layer of rainbow-hued crystals that refract the ambient light into a thousand tiny spectrums. Its head is crowned with larger, geometric crystal growths, and its eyes glow with a soft, knowing intelligence. The setting is a terraformed moon, where the ground is made of polished, pearlescent stone, and the sky is a swirling tapestry of purple and turquoise nebulae, populated by twin suns and crystalline celestial bodies. The mood is one of serene harmony and the beauty of life on a cosmic scale. The intense color palette and strong outlines make the scene feel both otherworldly and vividly alive."

Prompt 7

Theme: The Librarian of Lost Languages and the Chronos Serpent

Prompt: "Generate a mesmerizing image in a detailed, psychedelic illustrative style, emphasizing vibrant, high-contrast colors and crisp, heavy linework. The main character is the 'Librarian of Lost Languages,' a scholarly woman with long, flowing hair the color of aged parchment, intricately inscribed with glowing, holographic glyphs and symbols from forgotten tongues. She wears elaborate, fantasy-inspired headphones that seem to be made of brass and swirling, captured time. Her expression is one of deep thought as she deciphers a floating, spectral manuscript. Her robes are a deep indigo, embroidered with shifting, glowing constellations. Coiled around the floating bookshelves and her chair is the Chronos Serpent, a guardian of time. The serpent’s scales are a dazzling mosaic of clockwork gears and shifting temporal patterns, colored in shades of antique gold, oxidized copper, and ethereal teal. Its body seems to ripple and distort, showing glimpses of past and future moments. The setting is an impossible library where shelves twist and spiral into the sky, containing not books but captured moments in glowing crystals. The background is an abstract representation of the time-stream—a swirling vortex of light, color, and fragmented events. The entire artwork should feel intensely saturated, with a bold, graphic quality that highlights the mystical and surreal nature of the scene."

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Some stuff from that persona fusion concept??

Warning for some minor body horror stuff, since. They fuse with their personas

Some got more messed up than others, just cause?? I'm going off of their initial personas too, so let's take a look

No.0; Akira, "Joker"

He gets the wings, big and dark and feathery. The spots that they come from his back are like black leather, like Arsene's suit. He's got black hands, clawed. The leather on his back doesn't extend to his front, and the black of his hands only goes up to his elbows. He's wearing a big coveralls jumpsuit like everyone else, his black. He doesn't need his glasses anymore. His hair now stands up and away from his face, with red highlights

No.2; Futaba, "Oracle"

Her skin is covered in the glowing markings from Necronomicon. They cover everything, and her hands and legs are a deep black. From her wrists, she can extend the dark tentacles like her persona, and use them to "link" with tech. Her hair is now also black, with glowing blue strands. Her jumpsuit thing is bright green

No.3; Makoto, "Queen"

Her hair is now slicked back completely. Her face remained normal, but most of her body has been turned into sheets of overlapping steel. Inside her chest, when she's angry, or excited, or flustered, you can hear an engine roar, sputter, or rumble softly. She's faster. The edges of her metal body, they glow a bright nuclear blue when she uses that power. Like she's become a source for it herself. Her arms and below her knees, those are the only places not covered in metal, the playing resembling Johanna's sleek form.

No.4; Yusuke, "Fox"

He's become cold to the touch, skin an icy white. When he breathes, a frosty smoke comes out, like how Goemon smokes. He's one of the least changed honestly, he was at the edge of the group. His hair has icy highlights, and there's black marks around his hands and fingers that are almost puppet like

No.5; Ryuji, "Skull"

Where his gimp leg used to be is now a metal bone "prosthetic". Blue-ish forms of his bones are seen through his skin in certain spots, like his upper arms, other leg, and torso. His hair was shaved down before everything, but the little fuzz is electric yellow, and static-y. Thats it, Captain Kidd is hard to mix in okay??

No.6; Ann, "Panther"

Pink skin. Pigtails now black with the ends smoking like the tips of Carmen's cigarettes, flaming roses bloom from her chest. Maybe cat ears?? There's not a lot to go on, so she was also near the edge of the incident

No.7; Morgana, "Mona"

He's become a cat. No one knows why, Zoro wasn't a cat. But he's like Morgana on the game but more realistic and less cartoony

No.9; Sumire, "Violet"

Arms and legs are like gemstones, blue and shiny. The right half of her face is also blue gem, and when they discover Kasumi's body, her left side was the same. Her arms are black, hair still red with blonde strands

No.10; Haru, "Noir"

This one's hard. There's a lady's mask on her face, and when she tries to take it off, it moves her now yellow eyes with it. Her arms are a bright pink, and on her stomach, there's tattoo like designs of a face. In battle, it opens to reveal the barrel of a gun, emerging from within Haru

The missing numbers are Goro and Kasumi. Goro, because I don't feel like talking about how he looks much worse cause Robin Hood and Loki are fighting for control. And Kasumi, cause it killed her

Anyways. Yeah. This is from an au concept I have but no ending for