Solarpunk/Cottagecore Solidarity

Hermitcraft, 3rd Life, Etho singleplayer, and Team Canada, for the most part. Feel free to send asks (or just infodump); like/reblog spam is a-okay! Don't hesitate to ask if you need anything tagged.

[shadeswift99]

Hii do people still do minesonas? I think we should. Anyway here's my ghost #myghoststill #mysixyearsoldblueghost

Show me your minesona in the reblogs, I want to see some joy and whimsy today. Talk about them as much as you want 💙

[mmoosess]

watering day!

[gubbymcyt]

impy says trans rights !! <3<3 ^^

[i-hate-block-men]

OH THIS IS SO SOFT AND LOVELY, HE LOOKS SO SWEET, THANK YOU FOR THE HAPPY BRAIN CHEMICALS

[overandoverandoverandoverand]

horse of leaves

[boonbeenblade]

The "Glorious Exit of Supreme Victory" has me in a chokehold.

I know it's probably for an entirely practical reason - easier to deal with player movement via teleports, don't have to make a way back up, doesn't get people with levels thinking they can keep them if they're just good enough and getting frustrated when they lose them, probably less chance of breaking things, etc.

But the fact is, you have to die to leave Decked Out.

You die to the monsters in the dungeon - Ravagers, Vexes, Wardens.

You die to the dungeon itself - berry bushes, drowning, magma blocks, lava.

You die in the coward's hole - a slow freezing, punishing those afraid of death by makings it as slow as possible.

And you die as a winner.

You take the exit - a narrow door barely big enough to fit, labeled with a single dramatic sign - and fall. But it's not enough to just have you fall, oh no, Decked Out can't have it just be fall damage. It lifts an icy hand to catch you, just enough. Just to make sure you survive the fall.

Just to make sure you can see death coming at you.

The message is a consolation. Don't worry, you're still a victor! Everyone can see you won! You escaped!

But Decked Out always, always, always gets its due. The price of a run is more than a single frozen shard, it's blood. From the moment you open those doors, you're doomed.

You might survive the dungeon, but you can't get out alive.

[temporarytemporal]

iskall and etho for sketch ideas

vault hunters esque something

[wasyago]

etho s lab in outfits (gonna draw him in a sweater/hoodie combo now bc its cute) + a more "skin accurate" design for funsies

[odvunir]

farlands

[wszczebrzyszynie]

bo kocham cię kocham cię kocham cię

[risottoart7]

he fascinates me

[honeydisiacc]

quick renders on my take of moss etho from that fanon swap game thing going on rn. not cryptid enough imo but gn ^^

[noah-islands]

I’m a little late to the game but look at them go

[panidanya]

Rusty repair

[lectern-fullcauldron]

things I really appreciate about hermitcraft:

I love that the hermits clubbed together to buy tfc a new pc and monitor in 2020, with a massive screen aimed at combatting his migraines and motion sickness

I love that cubfan has Joe Hills twitch emotes as part of his collection. Joe won't sign a twitch contract and can't have his own emotes, so cub just made some for his subscribers to play with on Joe's streams

I love that Keralis keeps sending computer mice and other gear to the other hermits whenever they mention computer problems (because when you own a hardware company, why wouldn't you be your friends' sugar daddy)

I love that Joe has mentioned that grian will resource gather for other hermits off camera in his free time, just because he can

I love that when iskall talked about his hermitcraft downtime, he said that none of the others tried to force him to make a video, they all just popped in and out, offering his various projects they were working on to see if he wanted to join in

I love that the hermits always have lots of advice for each other - whether it be parenting advice for doc, or just in having worked with mumbo since he was 17 and in sixth form college, of talking about tfc's wisdom (and sometimes we even get to learn about tango's washing machine and international taxes)

I love that hermits will take on infrastructure projects, like netherhubs and railways and roads and enderfarms

I love hermits helping hermits

I love stream weekends

I love that some hermits are dedicated enough to neglect their own bases and spend weeks helping out a friend - particularly Cleo, moving into stress' season six castle and Scarland and more to build diorama after diorama.

I love the dedication that the hermits have, and I appreciate how hard they worked for the king arc, the crossover, and the charity stream.

I love the strength of the community when a charity stream comes around.

I love that hermits will rush across the server or panic log in when someone needs help - killing doc's escaped withers, collecting gear, clearing lava after a tactical log out, turning off farms

I love that they offer each other building advice and redstone help (even if it is just scar and iskall being judgy about block choice)

I love scar's first reaction to ever seeing grian in person was 'you're drowning in fans at this convention, I wish I could help you, but we don't know each other yet'

I love Hypno and Joe singing karaoke at minecon in 2012

I love that they do make a wish hermitcraft guests and hermits who can help will be there

I love shared farms and shared resources, and a hermit flying in unprompted to drop off a shulker of that thing you mentioned you needed for no charge

I love hermitcraft as a community

[imonaskypecallmom]

tongo

[kipsa-hoy]

Tango tek heading from hermitcraft season 9 to 10 :))

Close up under cut :DD

[norrthie]

mr slab tinkering with his redstone