⊹ ࣪ ˖ lis ⋆˚꩜｡

she/her | 18 | 📍caratland f1, wwe, the pitt, invincible, marvel, stranger things, and the university of alabama

[lissielequoi]

welcome to…

✶⋆.˚LISSIELAND⊹ ࣪ ˖

❀ lis ˚˖𓍢ִ໋

✶ 18 ⋆.˚

⭑ queer/unlabeled ˖๋ ࣭𖥔 ݁

꩜ fandoms: stranger things, seventeen, marvel, star wars, young royals, heated rivalry, mha, atla, the pitt, invincible ⋆˚｡

♬ favorite artists: seventeen, glass animals, ateez, hozier, billy idol, the smiths, radiohead, mike + the mechanics, tyler the creator, bob marley 𝄞⨾𓍢ִ໋

✶ dni: standard dni + milkvans ⋆.˚

.𖥔 ݁ ˖๋ ࣭ ⭑

[lissielequoi]

genuinely tweaking bc wdym hoshi, kwon soonyoung, the emperor of my heart, was in MY HOMETOWN OF NORFOLK FUCKASS VIRGINIA?????? and i WASNT THERE????? PERFORMING AT AN ARTS FESTIVAL IVE PERFORMED AT???? TWICE????? yeah the gun is going off.

[coffeenonsense]

Holding a human heart in your hands while looking your mom dead in the eye. Filming ICE & running off to post on your tiktok with thousands of followers so people see them arresting a fucking ER nurse. Comforting a family through the death of a loved one. fuck yeah javadi belongs in the ER

[maelancoli]

trinity santos is a study in fandom misogyny because they gave her all the characteristics fandoms usually salivate for in men, being gruff, quippy and misunderstood with a tragic backstory but a heart of gold beneath it all. they put all this into her AND let her be a lesbian. she's everything you could ever want in a character but she's not a man so half the fandom either hates her or constantly mischaracterizes her as petty, callous and aggressive while doing mental gymnastics to baby the male characters around her

[lissielequoi]

[callingfromtheotherside]

[gracious-midnight]

Idc if Mike gets married to Jane and gives birth to 6 kids

He's still gay

[gracious-midnight]

I stand by this.

[vidarlas]

"It was the best thing I've ever done."

💙💛

[scoopstroopog]

"mike was the first person to treat el with kindness and like a human being"

put some respect on his fucking name please

[a-singular-rat-in-a-trenchcoat]

lowkey would have been a better father figure for el than hopper

[sheisraging]

i'm not crying, you're crying.

[soul-wanderer]

peak autistic behaviour, waking your boyfriend up at 5am for a business meeting to discuss the five year plan you've spent the night hyperfocusing on

and peak supportive boyfriend behaviour, to briefly grumble about it but then listen to said five year plan anyway

[eastofshane]

ilya as woodstock (shane's version)

[eastofshane]

supporting the shane as snoopy agenda

[ilya as woodstock]

[lissielequoi]

hudson williams not only acknowledging that shane is canonically autistic but also taking that and handling it with such care and such grace and authenticity?? literally taking shane’s little neurodivergent self and cradling him and portraying him perfectly??? hudson williams you will always be famous ily

[julienghost]

D&D + Stranger Things rant (aka stupid nerd rant)

I've been into/playing D&D since I was about 9 or 10 yrs old and there is something about the terminology that Stranger Things uses that pmo. Feel free to correct me if I'm wrong about anything bc to be fair I was not alive when the original or first editions came out but I'm going off what I know.

Spoilers ahead for anyone not finished.

So the first season starts in 1983, at which point original D&D (1974) and AD&D 1st edition (1977) [along with Holmes Basic Set, Moldvay B/X sets, and Mentzer BECMI sets] were released. AD&D 2nd edition wouldn't be released until 1989 so that doesn't matter considering that's when the finale takes place [and other D&D related guides would come out later as well]. There were also supplements and even magazines that added more to the game editions, which I will assume that the group had access to or used when they played (to be fair to them).

The main thing that bugs me is the classes that they mention in the show. I'm gonna try and make everything make sense so for anything in the base edition of each book with be regular and anything from supplements or extra bits will be in italics (and any sub-classes will be in parentheses). Original: cleric, fighting-man, magic-user, paladin, thief, assassin, monk, druid. 1st edition: bard, cleric (druid), fighter (paladin, ranger), magic-user (illusionist), monk, thief (assassin), cavalier (paladin), fighter (barbarian), thief (acrobat). There were a few other classes from things such as "Oriental Adventures," "Dragonlance Adventures," and D&D basic set but they just prove the same point I'm trying to make here: no one used words like wizard or sorcerer to refer to their character's class in D&D.

The only exclusion to this is that sorcerer was what someone would call a 9th level magic-user, but it wasn't a separate class until the 3rd edition which came out in 2000. So for Mike to constantly be correcting people to call Will a sorcerer doesn't really make since because it's not like they're talking about separate classes (I could understand if it was him wanting them to respect his level being 9 or something, but it's just because they were calling him a different class). A class which wouldn't have event existed at that point. Wizards became a term in the 2nd edition of D&D, which (again) wouldn't have been released yet.

I think a reasonable fix to this is that they liked to play homebrew campaigns so all the classes were made up and though that is reasonable to assume given the circumstances... why wouldn't they have called Will a warlock then?

Will and Henry are both warlocks (having their powers given to them through a deal with the mind-flayer [whether consensual or not]), El would be the sorcerer in this case (though her powers were gained by receiving Henry's blood, she uses them as if they were her own. Not needing Henry or the Mind-Flayer for them to work, unlike Will and Henry). So if they're going to ignore the fact that wizard wasn't a term yet (and sorcerer wasn't it's own class) why still choose the wrong classes for them?

Once again I could have gotten things wrong here because I wasn't even born when the original and 1st editions of D&D came out, but it will still forever peeve me that they call Will a sorcerer when he's actually a warlock.

[markkpg]

[scapegods]

How's it going to end?

[lissielequoi]

oh my LORD