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Hello everyone, here's a clear summary of this Au I mentioned, and sorry for the delay
Here's this beautiful Au, thank you
Three Golden Goddesses Guardian ( LOZ OC)
I finally finished my Design of my Ocs, the Guardians for the Three golden Godesses! currentlyi worked with their scenarion to see what are they as a person~
Says this is a crack au and then turns around and says but what if DRAMA? can i have some DRAMA? I love drama.
Past / next
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Linktober days 6-11. Fear/Horror- Royalty/Noble-Tunic-Secret/Mystery-Species/Race-Music/Dance.
The Golden Dragons (Part 1)
Hoping and praying that the image quality does not get ruined, but yes this is part one on my au lore of the dragons. I haven't gotten to how the races' culture revolves around the dragons (tho I did explain it in an ask a while back), the behavior of the dragons, and finally (maybe) the outfit/armors. The lore on the golden stones would probably be a whole separate thing from the dragons, but I'm still working around it. Thank you for reading!
LU March Madness Silly Headcanon Prompt: Game Mechanics
I have but one silly hc to share today …
The game mechanics/gimmicks/normal play style for each of the Links’ adventures aren’t arbitrary. They’re designed by Hylia and the Three for routine Hero enrichment, because Heroes get sad and cranky when there isn’t a new adventure style to play with. Hylia and her sisters are experienced Hero caretakers, and they know what Heroes need to be healthy and happy in their adventuring, including proper exercise and mental stimulation.
However.
The whole timeline split thing caused the sisters some problems. Suddenly, they had to scrape up exciting challenges and gameplay styles for THREE different timelines, all more or less simultaneously (time works differently for Hylia and her sisters). While Hylia worked to reunite the timelines and keep evil at bay, the Golden Three each took a timeline and took care of the corresponding Hero enrichment.
Farore: Took the Downfall Timeline bc she was sad and felt bad about the Hero of Time’s demise. She resolved to make the perfect adventuring environment for the Downfall Heroes, which meant lots of puzzles and dungeons. Unfortunately, she went a bit too far on the difficulty level, the monsters took advantage, and now Hyrule is stuck running for the rest of his life to keep his blood out of monster hands. Whoopsies.
Din: Took the Child Timeline. She’s more edgy and brooding than her sisters, hence the vibes in Twilight Princess. She also loves a good romance (especially a doomed one) and believed it would make a good extra challenge, so she did her best to set up Midna and Twilight (and it worked). Din was the first Midlink shipper.
Nayru: Took the Adult Timeline bc she’s a big fan of Sheik and wanted to set up some fun side quests for the incognito princess (OoT Zelda was NOT a fan of the souped up Water Temple Nayru crafted for Sheik Enrichment). Nayru got a little caught up in her own enrichment/worldbuilding, though, and realized Ganon had taken power again while she’d been working. In a panic, she … flooded Hyrule. And then her sisters teased her about it. But it got rid of the problem! Kind of! And besides, it gave Nayru time to set up a bunch of fun seafaring quests/adventures/puzzles/game mechanics for Wind. Look at the little guy! He’s so enriched and entertained! Nayru stands by her decision, especially what she made from it.
I finally rescanned this oldie for Throwback Thursday! A very early concept of Nayru, Farore, and Din with hylian appearances for The Golden Chain AU. I discarded it later because it didn't fit into what I was writing...
I made it with Copics, pencils and fineliners.