To Love and Be Loved in Return @phantom-gal - Tumblr Blog

Hi friends, just call me Phantom when addressing me. I use she/her pronouns. I don't have a DNI list, but be warned I am 30 years old and will occasionally post NSFW content relating to horror/gore.

This is my personal blog, and I mostly reblog video game and comic book content. My current major fandoms are Devil May Cry, Sonic the Hedgehog, and Trigun.

If you have any other questions, feel free to reach out!

#intro #me

bakeneko333

Ke CHSM el cumpleañero!!!

#trigun

sugarsylvie

Eevee finally accepts the cone!

#pokemon

godlessondheimite

whenever i see someone lambast a piece of media for portraying a character getting away with bad behavior instead of getting narratively punished, i have to laugh because that’s literally the hays code. it’s not hays-code-esque or hays-code-coded, it’s just straight up the hays code.

this part of stevie nicks’ interview with rolling stone is taking me out

#fleetwood mac

sicknastyjr

So true it's awesome to have a game that basically forces you to be creative to fully engage with it's been so much fun to see

im so sorry that you're doomed by the narrative but i really need you to answer my message on Microsoft Teams

Vash the Stampede

Alt ver

howdy!

7 seconds till the end.

#ffvii

mistershoestied

i'm just so passionate about nontraditional paladins

paladins of atypical gods. a paladin of the god of storms whose divine smite is a literal bolt of lightning from the heavens. a paladin of one of the gods of death who seems scary but just wants the dead to receive justice and comfort.

a paladin of one of the "darker" gods who sees themselves as responsible for those that other paladins wouldn't protect— those who are lost, those who maybe aren't innocent but who deserve compassion all the same.

hell, there's a god of thieves (and theyre chaotic neutral)! what does a paladin of the god of thieves look like— how do you have a stalwart defender of a group defined by its secrecy and fluidity? what are they defending— the right of thieves to exist? the value of individual moral codes over societal laws? the honor code of thieves? maybe they strike down "false" thieves, those in it for greed with no respect for the art of theft or the standards respected by other thieves.

and then there's oathbreaker paladins. i just think there are so many more interesting reasons to break an oath than "i didn't want to be good and help people anymore."

give me an oathbreaker paladin whose god commanded them to do something against their morals. who is now branded as a traitor to their god when really it's their god who betrayed them.

give me an oath of vengeance paladin who is tired, not as angry as they once were, and sick of bloodshed. who breaks their oath by sparing an enemy.

give me a paladin whose oath is noble but who is frustrated with the moral absolutism of it. who is sick of their power being dangled over their head, able to be taken away at the slightest mistake. a disciple of ilmater who has been told too many times to bear the suffering of others and for once wants to be cared for. a disciple of the god of fate, sick of being told that theirs and others' suffering is inevitable and unchangeable.

i don't know man just. nontraditional paladins.