#one day maybe...

[bowelfly]

With the new-ish TTRPG Dolmenwood there are creatures named Cobbins which are described as " Anthropomorphic animals (2′–3′ tall) who build cottages, drink tea, and smoke pipes, just as other sentient folk."" So you artwork has been a great time showing the Clerics and Friars of the system coming in a variety of groups especially as there a saints in the system known for helping/blessing animals, which I've treated as the patron saints of the Cobbins they've come across. I'd suggest highly checking it out if you haven't even as a PDF.

what kind of bonus do you think you'd get from Saint Ignatz, Patron Of Always Doing A Good Job And Never Getting In Trouble With The Abbot

[solifelessblog]

Movie!Alex and Book!Alex + a Henry

Please reblog, don’t repost :)

[daydreamingbambilesbian]

I want to go to like... a gay bar or club to meet people in my area, but I want to bring friends along so I can not be alone, you know?

[rainyraisin]

If i were a stronger man there would be so many swap funnybunny animation memes

[mariovroom]

Shocking news: friend saying "we should all get matching key chains with jannik" in fact did not mean messaging and sending jannik sinner a matching key chain. The suggestion was obviously to get key chains with like- his face or smthn. Very sane.

[thepacksurvives]

I might need to re-read the books (or at least the characters' pov chapters) before advancing such claims but I definitely feel like there is something to be said about the way Catelyn's pov and thoughts on Westerosi politics and Sansa's contrast each other.

It's been pointed out a lot that Catelyn is pretty pragmatic, knowledgeable and politically savvy. She knows what she's doing and for the most part, she knows how to navigate this gruesome world. She looks at it as it is and navigates it as it is.

Sansa, on the other hand, is still learning and while I do think she's a quick study, there's still something very new and fresh about the way she looks at politics. She has ideals but I don't think they're that unreachable and she's willing to make them happen. And you can see that in the little transgressions she allows herself, the way she rejects some of Cersei or Baelish's most cynical teachings. She wants to learn about politics but not just to keep everything as it is: she actually wants to do right by her people, to do better than former rulers.

Sansa is, I think, on her way to become a great ruler/queen and look, this might just be me projecting but I still like to think that she won't be the ruler Catelyn would have expected but one she'd love and be proud of.

[cityrun]

god i wish i had the time and money to get into synths