"The time for ignorance is over. It's time to be afraid."
Fiona was one of my fave tertiary antagonists in the series, I found her fascinating. I'm so excited to see more of her in NY by Night :]
Reblogging again just because
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"The time for ignorance is over. It's time to be afraid."
Fiona was one of my fave tertiary antagonists in the series, I found her fascinating. I'm so excited to see more of her in NY by Night :]
Reblogging again just because
The Druid and the Raven.
Once again a simple figure practice becomes a whole-ass painting.
“How am I supposed to get over you if you keep sending ravens to me?” I just want them to be happy 😭
In his favourite place.
[the following was originally posted as a twitter thread on 1/15/2023. Also I fully acknowledge that the Haunted City fandom is like maybe 10 people, but if this gets at least one person interested I did my job].
Ok. Spoilers up to ep 13.
I need to talk about this show because I feel like no one else is and that's a crime. This is unlike any actual play l've seen in that EVERYTHING is improvised, including character backstories and relationships. This only makes it more impressive when the theme reveals itself:
Haunted City (if you ask me) is about what happens to people when their addictions are no longer available to them/no longer able to help them, and how that hurts both the addicted and those surrounding them.
Juliette is addicted to the idea of Ophelia, but when she finally has her back, she realizes that the person she loved and wanted more than anything is gone. Life can never be normal again. The Ophelia she knew can't be the thing that keeps her moving forward anymore.
But she still goes to her. She can't just go back to life without Ophelia again. She knows this devotion is bad, she sees how it's hurting Ekeprag, but she can't stop it. She doesn't want to.
Valkos is addicted to giving himself to the spirits of Duskvol because it makes him feel alive. He knows it's bad for him, and he does manage to turn it down a few times. He refuses to be Ophelia's vessel not only because it won't help Juliet in her grief, but also because it'll continue to tear him apart. He thinks The Path of Echoes will help him to control and manage this, but they turn him away. He isn't ready. They can't help him feel alive.
So he falls down the hole of The Builder — a being who won't refuse anyone who is willing.
Seliak doesn't start the series with an addiction. If anything, he's the one warning Valkos against it. He doesn't recognize that summoning Ophelia is feeding Juliette’s addiction; he wants to help his friend and a lost ghost. To Seljak, being a servant to the spirits is the greatest thing he could possibly do with his life. He wants to help. In doing so, his faith becomes an addiction and he doesn't even notice.
The Builder is his dream come true: a god who needs him. It doesn't matter that serving The Builder makes all the other ghosts fear him -- this is bigger than all of that. *This* is what he was put on this earth to do.
But when Valkos compares Seljak's devotion to Juliette's, he doesn't deny it. He knows. But it'll lead to freedom eventually, right?
They're trying to make each other understand their perspectives, because they all genuinely care about each other and seek to protect the family they've built, but they've just barely begun to realize that they're going in circles. And Ekeprag suffers as a result.
I can't help but remember how this crew started. Vowing to make towers fall.
And what are they doing now?
Building a tower.
Sorry for the longer one, but I have to thank @JCVIM, @rossbryant, and @Abzybabzy for their brilliant storytelling and performances. I can't wait to see where this all goes. (Hopefully somewhere where Ekeprag's okay? Poor guy…)
[I did add to this thread later, but I think I’m gonna post that as a reblog because this is already a longer one]
[the continuation of this thread was originally posted to twitter on 1/24/2023. Please watch Haunted City. This one was being written as I watched, so it’s a little less streamlined. Consider each paragraph as its own thought].
Spoilers up to ep 15!
Valkos coming to the realization that this new addiction to The Builder is worse and putting in effort to get back on his feet while Seljak - the one who warned him to not lose himself begins to slip further is POETRY.
Kronz coming in as Seljak is falling to The Builder is also perfect - it contextualizes it.
We see how he grew up: "I hope you don't disappoint." All he ever wanted was for his beliefs to be respected and appreciated. He wanted to make his family proud. Both are possible now.
Valkos thought telling Kronz the truth would make her save Seljak, but she doesn't care for him like that. She ensures he "isn't making bad decisions" by her standards. To her, The Builder isn't Seljak's accomplishment. It's an opportunity. And once it cuts her off she hates it
Ugh the HURT on Seljak's face when Juliette calls it a cult. But he still tries to get her on board. Because he still cares about her. He felt her pain and gave so much to help her. He doesn't understand why his friends don't recognize him anymore. Hats off to you, @rossbryant.
Valkos and Kronz being on the same page of Seljak needing to stop this BUT Valkos not letting her get away with undermining her brother is PEAK found family goals and I am living for it.
That. Hurt. Seljak is such a special character and Ross has created something truly fascinating here. I really, truly hope this isn't the last we see of Mr. Kon. I still believe in him.
JULIETTE AND VALKOS FININD HEALING IN EACH OTHER! AND on top of that they're not giving up on their friend!!
This show is so special to me. All of this has been from the last 30 minutes of episode 15 alone. If that doesn't tell you how incredible this is, I don't know what will.
[the following was originally posted as a twitter thread on 1/15/2023. Also I fully acknowledge that the Haunted City fandom is like maybe 10 people, but if this gets at least one person interested I did my job].
Ok. Spoilers up to ep 13.
I need to talk about this show because I feel like no one else is and that's a crime. This is unlike any actual play l've seen in that EVERYTHING is improvised, including character backstories and relationships. This only makes it more impressive when the theme reveals itself:
Haunted City (if you ask me) is about what happens to people when their addictions are no longer available to them/no longer able to help them, and how that hurts both the addicted and those surrounding them.
Juliette is addicted to the idea of Ophelia, but when she finally has her back, she realizes that the person she loved and wanted more than anything is gone. Life can never be normal again. The Ophelia she knew can't be the thing that keeps her moving forward anymore.
But she still goes to her. She can't just go back to life without Ophelia again. She knows this devotion is bad, she sees how it's hurting Ekeprag, but she can't stop it. She doesn't want to.
Valkos is addicted to giving himself to the spirits of Duskvol because it makes him feel alive. He knows it's bad for him, and he does manage to turn it down a few times. He refuses to be Ophelia's vessel not only because it won't help Juliet in her grief, but also because it'll continue to tear him apart. He thinks The Path of Echoes will help him to control and manage this, but they turn him away. He isn't ready. They can't help him feel alive.
So he falls down the hole of The Builder — a being who won't refuse anyone who is willing.
Seljak doesn't start the series with an addiction. If anything, he's the one warning Valkos against it. He doesn't recognize that summoning Ophelia is feeding Juliette’s addiction; he wants to help his friend and a lost ghost. To Seljak, being a servant to the spirits is the greatest thing he could possibly do with his life. He wants to help. In doing so, his faith becomes an addiction and he doesn't even notice.
The Builder is his dream come true: a god who needs him. It doesn't matter that serving The Builder makes all the other ghosts fear him -- this is bigger than all of that. *This* is what he was put on this earth to do.
But when Valkos compares Seljak's devotion to Juliette's, he doesn't deny it. He knows. But it'll lead to freedom eventually, right?
They're trying to make each other understand their perspectives, because they all genuinely care about each other and seek to protect the family they've built, but they've just barely begun to realize that they're going in circles. And Ekeprag suffers as a result.
I can't help but remember how this crew started. Vowing to make towers fall.
And what are they doing now?
Building a tower.
Sorry for the longer one, but I have to thank @JCVIM, @rossbryant, and @Abzybabzy for their brilliant storytelling and performances. I can't wait to see where this all goes. (Hopefully somewhere where Ekeprag's okay? Poor guy…)
[I did add to this thread later, but I think I’m gonna post that as a reblog because this is already a longer one]
✨️Joana Indi and the Queen of Egypt ✨️
I see this awesome concept and urge you to look up a show called Relic Hunter.
✨️Joana Indi and the Queen of Egypt ✨️
6 years ago i made a piece in honour of the conclusion of the Chroma Conclave. I was inexplicably compelled to draw it yet again thanks to The Legend of Vox Machina. Time flies. (Also a friend pointed out that you could tell my current cats are utterly chaotic compared to the cat i lived with when i drew the first piece and it’s extremely true)
Greg is the prettiest girl in all the land. I don't make the rules.
LA by Night vs NY by Night, Part 2: Kindred Coast to Coast
Our sixth Vampony.
The Undisputed Baron of the Valley himself! Victor Temple, played by B Dave Walters.
He had to be a snappy dresser of course!
My only regret is that I didn’t make s tiny little fedora.
please tell me that someone has already shown this to @bdavewalters
Man I hate when these purity kids try to take down ao3 because ao3 is about sharing and choices. You get to CHOOSE what you are comfortable with! A true safe place is about informed choices, not guidance designed to keep you ignorant.
I am very much against any philosophy whose reasoning is “sometimes people make bad choices” and the solution is “so we should take their choices away.”
Prince Hellene Panhard Gifs from NYbN S2E7
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