#correlon

[ludinusdaleth]

details we arent discussing enough but theyre driving me MAD:

-matt saying to ludinus's pov, imogen looks like liliana in the split second he lays eyes on her

-correlon saying "there have been moments in history, but ludinus is, uh...... too caught up in his own self" there have been MOMENTS? ASIDE from being caught up in himself??

[reversalsun]

Jinx as The Hierophant Tarot card, based on my current D&D character

Jinx, a Tiefling, was taken to a monastery of Correlon at a young age to combat fears of his infernal heritage taking over. He became the high priest, but the aforementioned monastery was attacked and burned to the ground - with all it’s occupants inside. Jinx only survived to be a sacrifice by the cult responsible, but was saved by the main party.

[ludinusdaleth]

cute/funny for you idea: artagan being paranoid that fjord and jester's baby is the moonweaver. better if the rest of the nein proceed to prank him and keep acting like they are.

if their kids end up as sehanine or correlon, arti is going to go gray thinking about it - then snicker realizing he can influence gods who fucked with him to be even fuckier to others

[ludinusdaleth]

ive written a lot on fae nature and how i dont think their traits are intrinsic as they act like they are. and tonights episode definitely made me have thoughts about this topic again!

the unseelie going "we wish to unshackle from nature thrust upon us by [the gods] creation"? combined with zathuda's constant assertion he cant fight his nature as a predator? and morri implying there was an old feywild before the gods came? fae are absolutely aware they could have been something else and yet are what they Are, and dont feel they can fight it.

now, is that really true they cant change? as i said in the meta linked above, some have shucked perceptions and been selfless & loving. but with the growing implication gods were shackled to what they are (once again - are they truly? a question for another time) the moment tengar was destroyed, it now brings questions to mind. because if corellon & sehanine raced to claim the feywild, and they molded it directly in their images - with the special energy of this world, and the two gods' direct influences, it would have deeply swayed the realm's creation. are fae really frozen in their traits because of the gods of whimsy, trists, art, imagination, wonder, magic, mercurial fury, selfishness, the brutality of artistic creation, intensity?

certainly, some fae believe it's the case. and it is deeply interesting to me how the unseelie seem to want to unshackle from the worst traits of correlon while leaning into said traits and refusing to try to fight them.

tldr i am SO happy matt saw what i saw in how the fey of cr that we know and love evolved, and is bouncing off of it.

[cimbernewfriend]

 Ladies if he follows Correlon that’s not your man he is afraid of commitment