#frostheart

[vivirrins]

Verdict

@clansoftheshoshone

[noaoaoash]

uhhhhhh so I know that the fandom is either nonexistent or full of kids since... yeah, Frostheart and Arkspire are books for kids BUT I'm trying to form a fandom sooooo if you know any PLEASE INTERACT

GUYS WE ATTACK AT MIDNIGHT AND I WILL DIE CONVINCING SOME OF Y'ALL BOTH BOOK SERIES ARE PEAK

anyway I started drawing the Sinking Town trend with Arkspire (I'm late ok 💔)

DO I FINISH IT???

[intothetwilightclan]

Moon 51

:(

[buckethead-kangaroo]

Tobus literally my goat

Very good, someone else likes the objectively best guy.

[middlegradeeveryday]

Frostheart by Jamie Littler

Summary:

Way out in the furthest part of the known world, a tiny stronghold exists all on its own, cut off from the rest of human-kin by monsters that lurk beneath the Snow Sea. There, a little boy called Ash waits for the return of his parents, singing a forbidden lullaby to remind him of them... and doing his best to avoid his very, VERY grumpy yeti guardian, Tobu.

But life is about to get a whole lot more crazy-adventurous for Ash. When a brave rescue attempt reveals he has amazing magical powers, he's whisked aboard the Frostheart, a sleigh packed full of daring explorers who could use his help. But can they help him find his family . . . ?

Genre: Fantasy

Book Type: Novel

[elementclangen]

Moon 151-Leaf-fall

Sadly, just before her apprentice ceremony, Slipkit (6) died of kittencough.  It just affirms some cats’ belief that powerless cats are inherently weaker than powered ones. With the loss of their sister hanging over them, her siblings are made apprentices.  In a bit of an unorthodox move, Volcanoblossom (78) is mentoring Whistlepaw (6) herself.  Their similar power levels should help her train her kit more effectively.  Due to the lack of other water-blessed warriors, Yuccastar (130) has decided to train Rockypaw (6) themself.  He hasn’t expressed interest in being a mediator, so she is the only logical choice for his mentor.  In other Clan news, Wildcave (34) and Rustsong (20) have become mates!  While talking with Frostheart (54), Creekkit (5) almost lets slip that she’s dark-cursed.  She manages to avoid it.  But she wishes she didn’t have to and she could just tell some cat.  Pigeonspot (20) decides to take her complaints about Wildcave all the way to the leader.  She complains about only getting to go on hunting patrols, but Yuccastar insists that is all that she can do as an earth-blessed cat.  It’s not like her skills are useful in battle.  This does not help the situation and just leaves Pigeonspot feeling resentful towards most of ElementClan’s leadership.

[a-tumbling-spider]

New OC Drop.

4 witch young adults going to UMA (Unity of Magic Academy). All four disabled in some way which makes their education and magic experience harder. Each of them use magic and creativity to find a work around that actually makes them more unique and powerful than other witches. `

ZephyrGaze - She/Her. Paralyzed from the waist down as a kid. She always dreamed of flying on broomsticks as a kid and was heartbroken when that was no longer an option. She studied hard at item enchantment, sigils, glyphs, and animation magic to enchant her wheelchair so it can fly as easy as a broomstick. She's now working on getting onto a sports team after school. For extra money she sells glyphs and sigils online.

EmberWing - She/Her. ADHD. Always struggles in classes that require reading and writing things she isn't interested in or, worst of all, history. However, she's very gifted in actually performing magic and spells, able to cast magic those her age usually can't do yet. As her family crest is the phoenix, she decided to learn how to give herself wings of fire which she now uses regularly whenever she gets the chance. She's not one for doing things the traditional way. She kept forgetting her wand so she worked with her dad to design magical wooden wrist braces that work as wands. Due to her ADHD and thus her greater affinity for multitasking, she's in the only witch who can cast two spells at once. She wears one wrist brace (wand) for each hand, so she can cast one spell per hand. She's in a very close romantic relationship with Frostheart.

FrostHeart - They/Them. Autistic. Has a natural talent for ice magic. Partially nonverbal. They only talk around people they're really comfortable around and only in private. Magic requires vocalizations to work, at least until FrostHeart discovered a way to produce silent magic: Magic that doesn't need sound, nor produce sound or smell when activated. FrostHeart is sensitive to sounds, smells, and textures. They have a wrap around part of their wand that has a consistent soft texture so they can rub their wand when overwhelmed. They're in a very close romantic relationship with EmberWing. They're highly empathetic and kind and like to show their affection by giving handmade gifts such as origami or miniature snow sculptures.

ThornDream - She/Her. A goth girl with an unknown condition that's causing her tremors, chronic pain, and a lack of balance. She has a natural affinity for plants so instead of a traditional wand, she sculpted a branch into a magical cane that can cast magic like a wand but also works as a mobility aid. She's very well-studied in just about every class she takes as well as other things that peak her interest. She's has a lot of knowledge on medicinal plants and can grow just about any of them whenever she may need to help herself or a friend. She also grows a bit of cannabis from time to time to let loose a little.

[andguesswhat]

I really had to laugh at that because I'm reading the first book right now and it reminds me a lot of Dune - Ash and Tobu as Paul and Gurney/Duncan, some Chani in Lunah, instead of an inhospitable desert of sand and dust the world is an inhospitable desert of ice and snow and the sandworms are all kinds of leviathans.

But I never felt like any of this was just stolen. I looove this book for what it is and I highly recommend it!