#wargs

[asparklethatisblue]

Leed and her warg puppies.

I think character design wise she's mz favourite in the manga and I can't wait to see her animated! ;3;

[humbababa]

While I appreciate all the relationship growth between all the characters, Chilchuck and Wargs is one of my favourites

[jawd]

i stand by my objectively correct opinion that lotr the two towers wargs are the best warg design. everyone who disagrees w me you are impure of heart and full of sin and also a hater

[kingofcourtjesters]

What is a wolf but a bat without wings? / What is a bat but a winged wolf.

Sansa was often said to favor the Tullys. In truth, she favored only her mother, as Catelyn had favored hers before her. The resemblance belonged not to House Tully, but to the habitually forgotten line of Whent,

[atopvisenyashill]

"No," said Bran, "no, don't," but they could not hear him, no more than his father had. The woman grabbed the captive by the hair, hooked the sickle round his throat, and slashed. And through the mist of centuries the broken boy could only watch as the man's feet drummed against the earth…but as his life flowed out of him in a red tide, Brandon Stark could taste the blood.

[aegor-bamfsteel]

"Only one man in a thousand can be a skinchanger" said Lord Brynden.

Who do you think could be a skinchanger besides the stark children?

It seems that skinchanging—as far as we know—is genetically passed down in the First Men; I’ve speculated that, since the first skinchangers were Children of the Forest, that these First Men are partly descended from COTF/FM marriages from after the Pact. Consequently, it’s theoretically possible for any person of First Men ancestry to have warg potential (though it seems more common beyond the Wall, maybe due to relative genetic isolation); TWOIAF gives us the women of House Crane (warg cranes), Benedict Blackmont (could turn into a giant vulture), in addition House Mormont (warg bears), and House Farwynd of the Lonely Light (could warg seals and whales); there’s a clear pattern that the noble skinchanging families south of the wall take their “warg animal” for their sigil. Hence House Bracken may warg horses (their marriages to House Blackwood are the reason why warging continued to survive through the generations in both families, though like most wargs they have an aversion for each other), House Bolton may’ve warged humans (hence the practice of wearing human skins, but clearly not apparent in the current Boltons), House Woolfield wargs sheep, House Hornwood moose, House Reed lizard lions (though not apparent with Jojen or Meera, but it seems plausible they’d have heard stories) and probably other crannogmen houses such as Marsh as well, presumably the Skaagosi have some wargs in their population; then other more First Men isolated groups such as the Vale mountain clans (some have animal names like the Stone Crows, Milk Snakes, and Painted Dogs), the people of Crackclaw Point (maybe the Brunes have been known to warg bears hence the Bear paw sigil?) and in all likelihood some older ironborn (not those mainly descended from non-First Men thralls and Saltwives, meaning not House Codd, but Houses Volmark and possibly Greyjoy in addition to the Farwynds)

[farewell-to-lorien]

Battle of Five Armies

There and Back Again

Tom Bombadil

The Fellowship of the Ring

The Two Towers

Battle of the Hornburg

Battle of the Pelennor Fields

Battle of the Morannon

Evenstar

Red Book of Westmarch

Art by Wavesheep. Part I | Part II | Part III. 

[celebrian2510]

My Silm OC obsession got really deep last year. What do you mean I have a faceclaim for a wolf? Goddamn. But look at this old man. Grizzer. 🫶 He died in 2022, sadly.

Perfect for the only named warg I've got.