Lxyria Guardian

19. Gamer. Artist. Nerd.

[angharxd]

He’s damnably handsome. Brave in battle, smart as a whip. An excellent dancer, oh, and an even better shot.

[duocatt]

Okay what do you think about the headcanon that Tony, Mr.Boarding School used to dress in polo shirts and khakis like a proper rich kid and Rhodey took one look at this smol 14 year old and dragged him shopping and got him more basic clothes and like four really warm soft hoodies that Tony still has to this day

um????? i love????? this idea???????? thank u?????

[stardustandbucky]

@hawkbucks

[paranormalmoonlight5]

@not-close-to-straight this is so fucking adorable!!!

[not-close-to-straight]

“What’s this?”

“It’s a hoodie, Tony. Don’t rich boys wear hoodies?”

“But my hair.”

“Your hair will survive but if you get another cold and snot our dorm room up I will put you up for adoption.”

“Rhodey! You wouldn’t!”

“You know damn well I would, put the damn hoodie on.”

“….can I have one in each color?”

“Oh for fucks sake…”

{twenty years later}

“TONY! There isn’t even a pocket anymore! The hood is hanging on by a thread! You can’t even tell the original color!”

“IT WAS PURPLE AND RHODEY BOUGHT IT FOR ME AND SO HELP ME GOD, IF YOU THROW AWAY MY RHODEY HOODIE I WILL FIRE YOU PEPPER I SWEAR I WILL”

{later that same day}

“Pepper, you can’t just throw out his hoodie. You have to put it in the wash, and put a new one in the dryer so he thinks it’s just extra clean.”

“Colonel Rhodes, Are you telling me that you’ve been replacing Tonys hoodies with the exact same one for twenty years?”

“Every three years like clockwork.”

“You know what? I give up. You guys deserve each other.”

[writingficlets]

That addition deserves all the love.

[earendil-was-a-mariner]

What would Aragorn have done if that one dark seat at the back of the Prancing Pony was already taken? 

[bastardash]

If you think Aragorn wasn’t sitting there for hours hogging that table just to make an entrance, I don’t know what to tell you. 

[agendervenom]

There’s been a few people here and there in the tags trying to start ship discourse but…

Yall seem to forget that eddie/venom are canon in the comics… this is pretty much basic level Venom lore

Venom declares their love for Eddie:

Eddie talks to someone about being in a relationship with Venom and how much he loves it:

They consider each other married:

They’ve considered each other marred since the 1990 comics:

Yet another discussion on their romantic relationship:

Eddie considers Venom his long time romantic partner:

They go on movie dates with each other and hold hands!!!:

…This scene:

Um…. anyways, heart chocolates:

They call each other pet names CONSTANTLY:

The ending to one of the comics has a heart symbol and the classic ‘fairy tale’ ending:

Speaking of the heart ending, they consider their entire story in the comics to be a love story

I just… do I need to explain further?

They’ve also canonically given birth to a symbiote child before and raised it together until it went off on its own. Yep. They had a child together.

Anyways…. symbrock is canon. And it has been since 1990 when they first considered themselves married and in a relationship.

(sources: everything from Venom 1990 to the most recent Venom comics)

[catchymemes]

[theambassadorposts]

Bravo

[catsbeaversandducks]

“You will pay for this, Karen.”

Via Cats2K

[catchymemes]

A drink or two

[yuumei-art]

The Cities of Asia collection inspired by my travels through Japan and Hong Kong :) I really want to explore more of these wondrous places but atlas I have too much work to do. Hopefully in the next year or two I can travel again.

The collection is available as post cards, prints, and wallscrolls on https://www.yuumeiart.com/shop/

[avril-circus]

Oh, a new Halloween friend! Lil’ bat is lost.  🦇

[the-bookshop]

Source.

[ottermoone]

With the announcement of the live action Netflix ATLA show, you know I had to make a fancast

Anthony James Whitewolf as Sokka

Blu Hunt as Katara

Forrest Wheeler as Aang

Peyton Elizabeth Lee as Toph

Paul Sun-Hyung Lee as Iroh

Ryan Potter as Zuko

Nichole Bloom as Azula

Rila Fukushima as Mai

Teresa Daley as Ty Lee

[bane-of-wonderland]

Okay but this is legit perfection.

[neonperri]

Best casting I’ve ever seen.

[macktheiceman]

Paul Sun-Hyung Lee as Iroh is absolutely perfect

[justlookatthosesausages]

I’ve been nodding all along, OP you’re doing gods work

[moan-s]

[lunasquirks]

me, walking into 2018: i'm one with the force and the force is with me i am one with the force and the force is with me i am one with the force and the force is with me i am

[theartofanimation]

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[theartofanimation]

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[prokopetz]

Was it D&D that popularized the image of Clerics, Paladins, and other holy warriors using blunt weapons like maces and hammers? And if so, why do you think that trope seems to have stuck?

It can be argued that D&D popularised the trope in the sense of bringing it to the attention of the broader public, but it didn’t originate it, no. The “clerics can only wield blunt weapons” thing is basically a medieval history in-joke.

In a nutshell, throughout much of Western European history, it was common for the second sons of noble houses to enter the priesthood, and many priests were themselves significant landowners. This created an incentive for priests to take to the field in times of war, which the Church regarded as a conflict of interest. The Church attempted - unsuccessfully - to curtail this behaviour by issuing edicts forbidding members of the clergy from shedding blood.

There are apocryphal stories of various priest-commanders - most notably Odo of Bayeux (yes, as in the tapestry) - attempting to circumvent these edicts by wielding clubs (which technically don’t shed blood) in battle. There’s little historical evidence that these stories are true, but they’re popular enough that basically any medieval history buff would know them - and D&D’s creators were, to a man, medieval history buffs, so the trope entered into D&D via clerical weapon proficiency restrictions as a sort of inside joke.