small death & the codeine scene

blog for a lot of fire emblem and some other micellaneous fandoms

[biowareproblems]

Me choosing what to remove from my inventory when I’m carrying too much:

[doodlerh]

the battlefield movie kiss they deserve

[natsumeoww]

hanging out late at night just to fangirl about knight’s tales... things that best buds do

[cammiemile]

Seteth is the only one with any sense around here

[fire-emblem-garbage]

the goons ™ when you order a unit to use their gambit

[chynandri]

have your hands always been this warm? 

[handweavers]

i can’t imagine writing a story that isn’t about love

[handweavers]

i don’t mean this in the romantic sense necessarily either i just mean that every story of value to me has love at its center, whether its about loving yourself, your people, your family, your friends, your community, the world at large, etc. a story that can’t be described as a love story at its core in some capacity is meaningless to me. if your writing isn’t a love letter to something what is the point? if it completely lacks love why write it? books and movies that lack this are so common in white western media - they write to make themselves look good, or edgy, or to make money, and forget that humans telling stories is at its core an act of love. it’s the depth and the sound and the colour of stories, it’s the meat and blood of them. i don’t want to read anything that lacks love.

[gokunobaka]

My precious babies.

Im upset about not having boys getting S rank (even if not romantically they are such besties, like cmon gimme that S nintendo!).

But thanks to that i kinda discovered Dimitris optional male soul mate xDD

I love how supportive MC is towards Dimitri, and how Dimitri after all shit he went through was so strong even if lost his way for a short while.

Its funny how zero expectations i had for this part and how suddenly it became my fave fire emblem game so far! Plus the OST is gold <3

[sandydragon1]

Things to Consider when Creating a Magic System

What are the drawbacks of using magic? Does it have mental, physical, and/or emotional consequences for the user?

What tools are needed to harness magic? Wands? Spells? Magical artifacts?

How do people learn magic? Instinct? In school? From family members?

Can everyone use magic or are only certain people capable of using it?

Is the capability to use magic hereditary? What about different ways of using magic (transformation powers, teleportation, etc.)?

What is impossible for magic to do?

How long does it take to master different magical skills?

Can creatures other than humans learn magic? Are different creatures better at using different kinds of magic?

Does it require spells to be spoken, written, or thought?

Is it possible for someone to lose their magical abilities?

How do characters’ emotions affect their ability to use magic? Do their emotions affect the magic’s intensity or controllability? 

How does the strength of a person’s magical abilities change as they age?

Can people normally perform any kind of magic or can they only perform things that fall under their specialty? Are their exceptions?

What rules restrict magic use in society?

How do people’s magical abilities impact their career prospects?

What kinds of magic are the most feared or seen as the most powerful? Which are seen as mere jokes?

How do people use magic to help with everyday tasks?

Can magical energy be stored for later use?

What objects or other factors can amplify someone’s magical powers?

When do magical abilities initially manifest? From birth? At a certain age? Under certain conditions?

What is the first spell a character is likely to learn?

What happens if a spell is performed incorrectly? Nothing at all? A weaker version of the intended results? Pain?

Can different spell casting methods be used to obtain the same result? What are their advantages and disadvantages?

[yocalio]

Brendan Fraser as Rick O’Connell, The Mummy (1999) Dir. Stephen Sommers

[jimmyhopper]

#david is the biggest winona stan there is

[theavengers]

[justiceleague]

“Bringing any character to the big screen comes with its own challenges. Wonder Woman, specifically, I think the nuance of her character, the compassionate hero, is something that can get lost very easily. The guy in the alley that she knocks down, other superheroes would have a foot on his chest and said, “Okay, where’s Ares?” We can’t do that. That’s not who she is. She would come by him, and kneel down, and say, “I’m gonna help you, but tell me where he is.” It’s a very subtle difference in the character. But that’s the challenge of bringing her origin story to the screen, is really making sure that the character embodies everything that Wonder Woman is. Because she’s not just another character. She’s an icon. She’s Wonder Woman. And she means a lot to so many of us.” — Geoff Johns

[lady-byleth]

I love that Byleth represents the Light for Dimitri. When he is lost to his demons, she appears before him swathed in light

When he threatens to slip even further, her hand is a bright light in the dark that he grasps, a beacon of hope

And when he hesitates, looking back to the now dead woman that was the focus of his demons for so long, she catches his hand and takes him away

Byleth keeps leading him away from the darkness until they stand in the light together

[shesnake]

Elementary season 2 episode 12 “The Diabolical Kind” (2014) dir. Larry Teng

[a-reasonable-uptight-bitch]

is anyone else’s favourite part of harry potter the daily grind of hogwarts life? when i’m watching the movies i always think they’re missing something and i just realised it’s the part of the book where they’re like chilling in the common room doing homework and all the birthday & christmas presents they get each other every book and dinners in the great hall and stuff

[claratyler]

The reason why Harry Potter is as popular and as important as it is, in my perception, is because of the world that JK Rowling created. Sure, the plot is captivating and there are many twists and turns but what really makes Harry Potter great is how Rowling was able to create an entire universe so well that we all feel like it’s real and we all feel like we go there whenever we read HP. That is why I love those little parts in the books where they’re just doing homework or having breakfast or not paying attention in class.

The familiar, mundane actions drag us into the magical world.

[vampireapologist-archive-deacti]

One of my favorite thing I’ve learned about animals studies is that you should avoid using colorful leg bands when you’re banding birds because you can accidentally completely skew the data because female birds prefer males with colorful bands

Apparently if you put a red band on a male red wing blackbird his harem size can double

So like you can completely frick up the natural reproduction of a group of birds by giving a guy a bracelet so stylish that females CANNOT resist him

[volcanokids]

Me, putting a red bracelet on the leg of a male red wing blackbird: ON GOD we gonna get u some pussy bro