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Hi, I’m Julia. I draw for fun and like to make my own lock screens, so I thought I’d share. I’m very much an amateur, but I’m improving with each drawing. I can’t draw faces for the life of me, so most of the drawings I post won’t have one or will look a little like Quasimodo.

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ramen-flavored

My wish for Season 3 of The Witcher is that they actually let the witchers use magic. Witchers. It’s in the name.

i-cant-draw-faces

Yes yes yes!!!

buckyodinson

Flower and Flame

Jaskier x gn!Reader

Summary: Jaskier is dealing with the trauma of his torture at the hand of Rience and you do what you can to ease his suffering

Word Count: 1.4k

Warnings: references to panic attacks, light season 2 spoilers, canon-divergence

A/N: I binge-watched The Witcher over Christmas while I had Covid and was isolating in my bedroom, and I am now in love with one (1) adorable bard, and this just kinda happened - I hope you enjoy! I know nothing about the Witcher books or games, this is purely based on the Netflix show!

Since being tortured by Rience, Jaskier has been very wary of fire. He hasn’t outwardly admitted it to you or Geralt, but you don’t miss the way he flinches when a campfire crackles and hisses loudly or when a large flame jumps upwards unexpectedly. When you settle for the night in the forest, he’ll always be the furthest away from the fire of the three of you.

He downplays what happened to him and will brush it off with some witty comment when it’s brought up, but you can tell it truly haunts Jaskier. There have been several nights where he’s awoken from a nightmare and he’s panting and as soon as he spots the campfire, panic rises throughout his body until he remembers where he is and calms down again. And those are only a handful of times you’ve been awake to see it so you have no idea how often it is actually happening.

You’ve taken it upon yourself to put yourself between Jaskier and fire whenever you can. When there’s a campfire at night, you make sure you set up your bedroll between Jaskier and the fire, to block his view of it as much as you can. If you’re staying in an inn, you’ll pick whichever chair or bed is closest to the fireplace so he never has to be too near it. If you’re somewhere where there are lots of candles burning, you do your best to stay near Jaskier so you can distract his wandering gaze from the small flames with little jokes, anecdotes and meaningless conversations.

He has definitely noticed, and his heart swells everytime you do it. He so desperately wants to thank you for it, but then that means he has to admit that he’s struggling and he doesn’t want to admit that to anyone, not even to himself.

He’s not ready for that conversation yet.

He’s not ready to admit the feelings he has for you yet, either.

However, one night he just can’t hide it anymore.

i-cant-draw-faces

First fic I found after finishing season 2 and it’s gold!!!

dandelionen

Me waiting for all the new fanfictions after watching season 2 of the Witcher in one sitting

icryyoumercy

games that i think would be great, but no one will ever make:

lord of the ring ‘farming’ sims

like, the ring has been destroyed, peace has been achieved

sadly, the whole war has left ithilien, the shire, moria, minas morgul, the mirkwood, osgiliath, and tons of other places all across middle earth a dreadful mess

which is the perfect setting for having a random unimportant character go ‘fuck it, now that all the big warriors and heroes have done their job, i’m gonna do mine and plant some fucking flowers here’

and like. rebuild all of the things, and repair stuff, and plant flowers, and just. make all those places the story shows only in ruins be proper, real communities again

icryyoumercy

like: the player character’s parent is this great amazing warrior, and you just… never got into that, and now the whole war is over, and everyone is all ‘let’s celebrate our heroes’, and gets very… the whole thing fantasy does these days, where war against evil is the main focus, instead of actually living good lives?

and it’s like that scene in the beginning of a lot of farming sims, where the player character is sitting in an office and despairing, but instead it’s some sort of feast where everyone is bragging about how many orcs they killed or something, and also trying to recruit for the army, and it’s really terrible

and the player character just goes ‘nope, i do not want anything to do with this, i’m leaving, this was not what we fought for’

and gets, like, a shovel and a spade and a broom and maybe a pickaxe, and goes to find the nearest ruins left by the war, and starts tidying up

icryyoumercy

i understand that a lot of the tone of the books stems from some sort of magic is leaving, and the world is moving onwards, and that is just fate, because it’s now the age of the humans, and you know what?

fuck this. that just sounds ridiculous and some weird missing the good old days bullshit. of course it’ll never be the same, but that doesn’t mean it’ll never be good again, if we’re all working towards it together

nimblermortal

You are a hobbit. Your name is Junior. it’s the anniversary of your dad’s return from the big hike he went on, the time when all the Big Folk come out to have a party, when your Uncle Frodo’s face looks even more like glass than usual. Sometimes he’s cheered up when the littles ask him for stories, and he tells them of places he’s seen, ruins and vast empty plains where only, occasionally, kingsfoil grows.

“Well why’s that then?” you ask.

“I beg your pardon?” says Uncle Frodo.

“Why hasn’t anyone gone to perk it up a bit?” you say. You’ve been learning a bit from Dad, who can make anything grow. “Why didn’t Dad, when you were passing through?”

“We were on a bit of a schedule,” says Uncle Frodo, and you’re not quite sure what the expression on his face is, but at least it’s there.

“All right, then why didn’t you stop when you were coming back?” you demand. “You had plenty of time then. You didn’t know what was going on in the Shire, and you could have at least - at least -” Your mind is too full of all the things it takes to get a good garden growing. “I thought you said Uncle Merry and Uncle Pippin wanted to help Fangorn find his treewife, I thought they said they were going to do something.”

“You know,” says Uncle Frodo, and now there is definitely a bit of a smile in the corner of his mouth, “You make a good point. Someone really ought to go and follow through on those promises.”

The next morning, there’s a pony and cart waiting for you in front of Bag End. You think that’s a little excessive, until you see the cart is half full of tools and half full of seeds, and you know none of that was Uncle Frodo’s gift.

“Be careful out there,” says Dad, giving you a hug. “Your uncle left you his old sword under the driver’s seat, but…”

“A good whack with a shovel will do for most things,” you finish. “I know, Dad.”

And you pick up the reins and drive east.

elidyce

I would play the HELL out of a LOTR based game in which you are (player name) Gamgee, setting out to replant the world one flower or fruit tree at a time.

uneryx

Ok I love this but I want to add some mechanic ideas

You, as the kid of a very good gardener and a very good gardener yourself, know that what grows nicely in the shire may not necessarily grow so nicely elsewhere. So there’s a gathering element as you travel further outward, and some breeding as well to make some plants hardier in devastated soil

There’s a clearing/terraforming/rehabilitating mechanic for soil that is too barren/wasted/blighted, also as part of gathering

Tool crafting becomes important because some stones and ground are too tough for your tools (also, they break)

Animal log! As you rehab zones, the animals eventually start to come back.

Other skills (fishing, water source rehabilitation/cleaning, removal of invasive species, etc) become unlockable.

People eventually come back too and will help you rebuild.

End zones are Mordor and isengard.

messiambrandybuck

THIS

gossip-girl-of-middleearth

OH FUCK YEAH SIGN ME UP, AND OMG THE LITTLE SIDE QUESTS ALONG THE WAY

mango-season

do you ever think oh actually i am never going to stop being eleven years old and lonely

pullonmyhorn

In case you just needed this on your dash like I did.

gossip-girl-of-middleearth

You’re welcome guys, little mood lifter for ya

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selamat-linting-deactivated2022

likes to cast, reblogs to charge

keatonpatti

married-to-a-redhead

ketunperse

you ever look at certain american christmas movies and wonder how, seemingly, not a single person during the whole production bothered to look up what a reindeer is? like is there a single piece of animated rudolph the red-nosed reindeer media where rudolph is depicted as a reindeer and not a white-tailed deer?

ketunperse

red nose just because :)

mossworm

raaorqtpbpdy

Die Hard (1988) follows a single principle action, takes place within the span of 24 hours, and the entirety of the plot occurs in a single location—this excludes the setup wherein main character John McClane goes to the location where the actual plot of the film occurs—and therefore follows all three of the classical unities, which makes the film a neoclassic tragedy. In this essay I will