Uhtred - The Last Kingdom

Fingers crossed for the return of Hawke style badassery with Rook 🤞

Dragon Age: The Veilguard Deluxe Edition Cosmetics

These are the cosmetic items you can get with the Dragon Age: The Veilguard Deluxe edition, I've noted down the couple of referenes, easter eggs if you will, as well as translation of any elven words.

6 Weapon Appearances For Rook

Stave of the Fallen Kingdom

Bow of the Fallen Kingdom

Spellblade of the Fallen Kingdom

Blades of the Fallen Kingdom

Aegis of the Fallen Kingdom & Sword of the Fallen Kingdom (Aegis means protection)

Maul of the Fallen Kingdom

1 Warrior Armor Set Appearance For Rook

Armor of Bellanaris (Bellanaris means 'eternity' in elven.)

Ghellara Helm

1 Mage Armor Set Appearance For Rook

Revas Robes (Revas means 'freedom' in elven.)

Circlet of Awe

1 Rogue Armor Set Appearance For Rook

Harellan's Bolts (This translates to "Traitor to one's kin" according to the Rebel God codex. So "Traitor to one's kin's Bolts")

Katriel's False Face (Katriel, for those who don't know was King Maric Theirin's first love that Loghain lied (by omission) to him about and convinced him to kill. She has light gloves in dao called Katriel's Grasp.)

7 Weapon & 7 Armor Set Appearances For Companions

Bellara's Nerve

Ringlet of Sorrow

Davrin's Resolve

Plate of the High Constable & Beacon Edge

Emmrich's Mystique

Staff of Incessant Gaze

Harding's Focus

Sunderbow

Lucanis's Gall

Heartpiercer

Neve's Fervor

Cat's Eye

Taash's Might

Grief

TOLKIENVERSE ↳ High Queen of the Noldor — Antariel

She was born as Cîneth to Lord Taethon and Lady Almanis of the Sindar, and raised in the great Kingdom of Doriath. She was a quiet yet happy child but she later grew sorrowful and fearful in nature, plagued by dark foresight and dreams. 

After the Second Kinslaying in Doriath, she fled to the Mouth of Sirion with the survivors of the massacre, having lost her father and brother to the Noldor. However, during the War of the Wrath, many Elves banded together, regardless of old differences and she encountered the High King of the Noldor, Erenion Gil-Galad. Overcoming animosity, she grew to love the Noldorin King and he took her to wife in the Year 95 of the Second Age — and bestowed the Quenya name, Antariel, on her.

Antariel remained Gil-Galad’s wife and queen for the entirety of the second Age, until his death, three thousand years later, at the hands of Sauron. She was known for her political intellect and compassionate nature, yet she often seen as a mournful figure but she only confided her dark dreams to her husband. After Gil-Galad’s death, she remained a mentor to Elrond in the beginning of the Third Age but grief overcame her and she faded away in the Year 398 T.A. 

Finan

The Last Kingdom Season Two -> Five & Seven Kings Must Die

BEN DANIELS as CÍRDAN the SHIPWRIGHT in The Rings of Power » 2.01 "Elven Kings Under the Sky"

poor osferth he thinks he's in charge

"lol isn't it funny how there are hardly any dragons in the dragon age games! and how dragons are barely relevant to the story lol" Anyway isn't it funny how the true importance of dragons in Dragon Age has been such a slow-burn concept despite the final boss of the first game being a dragon? One of the most important recurring NPCs in the series transforms into a dragon and is associated with dragon imagery. The big repeated world-ravaging catastrophes are led by corrupted dragons. These dragons and said catastrophes are connected to at least three of the world's major religions. The current age was named the "Dragon Age" because of the resurgence of dragons after they were thought to be extinct. A daughter of the aforementioned recurring character is revealed to have been deliberately breeding dragons to bring them back, and tells us that "the blood of dragons is the blood of the world." A major character from ancient times finds the idea of all the old god dragons being killed really upsetting and hasn't told us why. We found out in the last game that dragons have an unusual resistance to that world-ravaging catastrophe. There are only a couple old god dragons left. Dragons aren't always in the foreground of the story, but they're always there, they've always been there, in the background or just offscreen, hiding, sleeping, deep under the surface, waiting.

Sihtric Kjartansson

The Last Kingdom / Season Four Episode Three

Ubbe Ragnarsson | Jordan Patrick Smith Vikings Season 6 Part 1

Requested by Anons

Iconic !!

inspired by this meme by sweepswoop_ on twitter