Have Some Senshi Doods As A Treat

Artfight attack of the lovely Rosolite for @lylahammar !!!

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Me : THEM

I want to hear those two screaming MAYHEMMMM in Veilguard, pretty please 🙏🏻

every day i am plagued by visions (thoughts about a dunmeshi restaurant au)

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He is so fuzzy~!!! The beard is incredible in this as well as all of his body hair, I can't help but want to use it as my wallpaper on my phone.

Likes me a man that can cook

🥰 yet another Senshi because I’m enamored w that dwarf

God your Durge art and comics just make me wish he was a companion...

Durge Companion Comic - Anniversary

It's been about a year since I made the comics for the Durge Companion Au.

How we feeling? We still reading?

Timelapse

When her day at the forge is done, Bryanne's main hobby is to craft figurines from the leftover molten metal. She carves the molds herself, inspired by the tales her grandfather used to tell her.

Then at night, she paints them all with great care until sunrise.

By Léo Chérel

The elves are typically the only ones in modern Tolkien media to have such a strong, ethereal connection with the Earth. While the dwarves are a stark contrast to them, often only caring about the earth for what it can give them in return

Rings of Power challenges that by making Disa and her singer one with the mountain. It's as if their souls are apart of the mountain, to the point where their upset is the mountain's upset and vice versa.

They can feel it.

It's no different than the elves fading because their realms are fading.

It is such a magical, mythical connection reserved usually for elves in Tolkien media.

The dwarves and their relationship with nature has been so disrespected to the point where their seen as lesser than the elves in adaptations because of their disconnect.

Yet, even in Rings of Power, Even King Durin realizes and believes in the significance of the dwarves and their connection to the mountain. He honors it and depends on it, and is willing to admit that things have gone south when the singers cannot even feel the mountain anymore.

I love, love their relationship with nature.

The Rings of Power has done more the dwarves and their positive image than Peter Jackson did in three movies.

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