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PSA from the story of Thor's Journey to Utgard:

Those who see your potential and what you are capable of, who are scared of/intimidated by you will absolutely go out of their way to try to make you feel like you have to waste your time proving yourself to them and will absolutely belittle you and try to make you feel small, try to make you unable to see how great you are so you only feel like a failure.

Don't fall for their bullshit.

#heathen #norse paganism #heathenry #paganism #norse pagan #pagan #norse mythology #Thor #Utgard

Updated RA.215

Why not? Its scifi and I still need to re-design the robotic arm.

looky the older versions of her .. its embarrassing

#oasiswinds #utgard #RA.215 #oc #scifi #cyborg

Heroic Wanderers Setups - Part 1

Today I would like to share my Heroic Wanderers party and gear setups, since someone asked me to. ⚠️ Please note that my setups are not perfect, and the battles can take a long time. For example, in Brunhild EX, I usually win with only 0:01 left on the clock 🤧

ASGARD

Heroic Wanderers (Herja) EX-3 (Auto)

Heroic Wanderers (Brunhild) EX-3 (Auto)

The success rate is fifty-fifty 🤧 and requires Human Progenitor (Yggdrasil) as the Leader. It can be a tough and long battle. Jubilant Bride Sanngrid is a far better choice for Melee over Heroic Spellsword Dielle (but it will render the Progenitor Blessings useless).

Heroic Wanderers (Sveid) EX-3 (Auto)

Asgard - Heroic Wanderers (Radgrid) EX-3 (Auto)

Asgard - Heroic Wanderers (Gunnr) EX-3 (Auto)

UTGARD/JOTUNHEIM

Heroic Wanderers (Utgardar) EX-3 (Auto)

Heroic Wanderers (Mogthrasir) EX-3 (Auto)

Heroic Wanderers (Kari) EX-3 (Auto)

Heroic Wanderers (Geirrod) EX-3 (Auto)

Heroic Wanderers (Hymir) EX-3 (Auto)

Requires Human Progenitor (Yggdrasil) as the Leader.

#valkyrie connect #ヴァルコネ #ヴァルキリーコネクト #Heroic Wanderer #Asgard #Utgard

The Immortal Thor

Thor is king of Asgard. Thor brings peace to his realms, fights who he must but only as much as he needs, and on occasion puts a stop to the schemes of his sibling, Loki. But when the skies darken with thunderclouds not his own, he must face off against gods older than even his grandfather, and answer the question: what are the Utgard gods? And what is Utgard?

As always, Al Ewing writes an excellent comic book. There's many twists and turns (and mockeries of capitalism and Elon Musk, if you'll read Roxxon Presents Thor) along the way. A lot of the book showcases Thor specifically, and not his overwhelming strength, but his ability to form allies and figure things out. Loki, especially, pushes Thor harder to use his brain more for the challenges ahead, as the threats are truly on another level from anything he's faced before.

It was a comic I consistently enjoyed. I don't know if I would say it's top-tier, but it's very good, and everything plays out well. It also ended so that it could set up its next series, the title of which is a spoiler, but is listed at the end of issue #25, the final issue for The Immortal Thor.

If you like Thor, you'll like this. And if not, you may yet be swayed.