#akedhi

[dalishious]

I just want to say, regarding your recent ask about commissions of that silhouette style art (which is fucking gorgeous, by the way), that unless those only take about an hour, you’re way, way underpricing yourself. Your time and work are valuable!

I’m not a professional though lol - but I appreciate the compliment!

[luckthebard]

akedhi replied to your post: Trying to figure out the subclasses for the...

Does Mac’s spirit guardians doing necrotic damage mean anything class wise?

In a moment of after-game horror, it doesn’t tell us his subclass, but Rules as Written it does tell us that he has an Evil alignment. 

Mac...Mac who are you???

[icryyoumercy]

thanks :) i shall go make a phone call now

[grandenchanterfiona]

akedhi replied to your post “So, would an elf with albinism’s eyes glow? Like, Leah has albinism,...”

a little googling suggests to me that her eyes would probably glow, but they might glow red. albinism affects eyesight by a lack of pigment in the retina, but the glow in cats is caused by the tapetum lucidum (which i guess elves have, since their eyes glow?) and the color their eyes reflect can be affected by their eye color

Some people with albinism have blue eyes. If she has blue eyes, would they glow slightly blue?

[nerdlingwrites]

For Dust, two questions, one light, one maybe not: How does your character treat people in service jobs? and Is your character more likely to keep trying a solution/method that didn’t work the first time, or immediately move on to a different solution/method?

How does your character treat people in service jobs?

Since she’s worked service jobs her whole life, she’s very aware of how shitty people sometimes treat them, so she likes to do the exact opposite of that. Will rip a customer a new one if they’re being rude and she can do it without getting the service worker in trouble. The only time she’ll be anything less than polite is if they’re personally rude to her and she’s pretty sure it isn’t just “i’m having a shitty day because everyone is awful.” (For instance human salespeople following her in stores, generally being racist assholes.)

Is your character more likely to keep trying a solution/method that didn’t work the first time, or immediately move on to a different solution/method?

When it comes to every day tasks or problems she’ll probably give a solution/method a couple tries just to make sure she isn’t doing something wrong before looking for another solution if it doesn’t work. She’s quite practical and logical that way, and likes learning how to do new things.

But when it comes to emotional problems or relationships? Hoo boy is she fixated on the same solution. Dust has been stuck in a cycle of hurt/run/withdraw for years, though now it’s probably more a cycle of “sense intimacy, immediately get scared and withdraw/run away before she can get hurt.” She would even admit it if pressed - she’s aware that her self defense/coping mechanisms are not the healthiest in the world, she just doesn’t care. As far as she’s concerned they keep her safe and she’s not interested in changing because it would require being vulnerable, which she hates. 

[nerdlingwrites]

akedhi replied to your post “.”

is it okay to reblog your commentary on the post in question?

Yup, that’s fine. Luckily since I’m not the OP I won’t have to see every post from everyone who disagrees with my addition. :)

[amihanamell]

anon just hates fun and is also wrong. wardens are only mostly infertile, or else Morrigan couldn't have a human (ie, not old god) baby with the warden in origins. ps that drawing was adorable

thank you <3

i feel like the lore w/ wardens and infertility is a little inconsistent sometimes 

there’s a lot of dad!anders and dad!alistair content anyway, just wanted to indulge myself a bit lol

[descartesthinksnot]

akedhi replied to your post “Apparently financial aid being 1200 short of being able to actually...”

the fuck

so like, when I first started at GMU, I was taking three classes a semester, but financial aid wasn’t enough, so I had to drop down to just two

but since that’s only 6 credit hours, I qualify for less financial aid and I guess FAFSA awarded me money assuming I would be taking more than that

so??? I guess i’m stuck in a catch 22 where no matter what I do, I have to pull money out of my ass