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velvettodraws

Anonymous said: More Dettlaff with flowers, please

Well, aren’t you one polite Anon. Here you go!

geraltoffrivia

The Witcher 3: Blood and Wine

Regis & Geralt vs. Dettlaff

#reference

aliciavikander

#this is it #this is the whole show

interstellardroiddogdaddy

Mando: *sees baby Yoda* Guess I'm your dad now

Mando: *gets his ass kicked by Cara* Guess you're my best friend now

Mando: *watches Omera shoot* Guess we're getting married now

weheartfandom

cheddaryouthanme

maddsaa

Satan

Lucifer

Osculum obscenum

tel0meres

here’s Multi being a thot

popiaemeritus

I NEED A MINUTE (source)

the-pug-addict

Holy shit. Sypha Does Real Magical Hand Signs.

I’m currently in the middle of studying magick, and this hit me in the face so hard that I fell off my chair when I noticed it.

Pictured to the left are screenshots from Season 1. Pictured to the right are significant hand signs that can be found on pg. 255 of The Goodly Spellbook: Olde Spells for Modern Problems by Lady Passion and *Diuvei. The top image is mano cornuta: sign of the “horns,” which is a masculine hexing sign (called masculine because this sign refers to the Horned God in Wicca). The bottom sign is called mano pantea, which is a blessing sign. Granted, the thumb positioning is a bit different between Sypha’s screenshots and the book images, but I’ve seen people do it Sypha’s way.

This is incredible, guys. I’m not sure if the Castlevania animators did this on purpose, but this gives so much more meaning to why Sypha casts spells with her hands this way.