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zhalfirin · 9 months
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Midgard - W. and H. Hohlbein
Many thanks to Karitas for allowing me to use and adapt her wonderful art of 'Hati & Sköll' for my cover design.
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inner book mass produced paper back of Midgard bugra bütten paper, endpapers gilded leather, endbands acrylic paint, coloured edge leaf gold (ducate double gold 23 carat), gilded edge
case binders board 1,5mm, cover cardboard, spine stiffener Satogami paper, cover material gold and silver tooling on the covers
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hawkofkrypton · 1 year
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Im REALLY loving how they made Odin a “manipulative mob boss” type, someone who rules with psychological presence, charisma rather than raw power and might.
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A breath of fresh air compared to like… 99% “big fellas” in the series (2/3 of this group included) plus perfect sense Atreus would “vibe more” with him, since he’s never really been one for muscle talk.
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tallseaweed · 14 days
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Buddy Request: are you a Loki obsessed high fantasy lover?
I would really like to connect with fellow Loki fans who want to rant about/analyze Loki and Thor's psychology, family dynamics, Asgardian society, Jotunheim, magic/seiðr, and the Nine Realms. Ideas/thoughts that aren't canon-compliant with the MCU are more than welcome!
Here are some fics with these types of themes that I have thoroughly enjoyed and been inspired by:
Ásgarðrian Galdr by Valerie_Vancollie
Frostbite by Maiden_of_Asgard
Once More With Empathy by Kairyn ( @bfaymiller )
A Fairytale Beginning by the_lady_amphitrite ( @the-lady-amphitrite )
Let me set the scene:
For the past year and a half, I've been working on developing a longfic featuring a Thor 2011 Loki and an OC Sigyn. Honestly, I don't think that I'll get around to posting it anytime soon (there's still so much work to be done on it), but it's constantly on my mind. It's sort of a hybrid concept of the MCU, Norse Mythology, my own ideas, OCs, and magic systems. It has an epic scope with multiple arcs and characters from most of the Nine Realms. Do you like characters with wings? I got you covered. An imminent threat to the Nine Realms? Check. An in-depth analysis of Ásgarðr and Jǫtunheimr's history uncovered during Loki's identity crisis? A Jǫtunn OC? A Laufey that never wanted to lose their child? Check, check, and check.
I've found it hard to talk to people about all this because it involves a LOT of worldbuilding. Epic fantasy definitely isn't for everyone and this will not be a "light" read. Some non-fanfic stories that have inspired me along the way include the Roots of Chaos series by Samantha Shannon (The Priory of the Orange Tree and A Day of Fallen Night) and Lord of the Rings by J.R.R. Tolkien. So if you like those types of stories, you might like the ideas I come up with.
If you relate to anything I've said, I also want to mention that I would love to hear about your ideas as well! If you feel trapped inside your own head and feel hesitant to "info-dump" on people, I am the person for you. And hey, maybe we can inspire each other :) Fanfiction is not about gatekeeping, and I have been unabashedly inspired by so many different takes on Loki that I've read along the way.
Sending this out into the Tumblr void, hoping it finds the right people!
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shambelle97 · 8 months
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The Nine Realms - MCU Version / My Edits
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visionsofmagic · 3 months
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• god of war: ragnarök
[the left one caused by the fight of thor & kratos, the right one caused by the fight of thor & faye.] • midgard & vanaheim
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arleniansdoodles · 1 year
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I ended up attempting a bit of concept art for my post-Ragnarok AU! From top to bottom, we have Greece, Rome, and Midgard XDD
These are technically background studies too since I struggle with perspective and wanted to practice! My references were screenshots of those “What did Ancient Greece/Rome look like?” videos on YouTube. Regardless of how accurate the videos are, they at least gave me that Greco-Roman inspired setting that I needed -- and besides, this is God of War, so historical accuracy isn’t totally necessary lololl
As for Kratos’ house, I think I messed up on the proportions, especially for the roof loll But overall, I’m quite happy with it! :DDD Unfortunately though (or maybe fortunately?), Kratos is not home when Atreus and Calliope visit the house ^^;;
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remoryu · 4 months
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some waaaaarm pics 🧡
other god of war pics (36/?)
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birdiewolf · 1 year
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Why are ppl bashing Angrboda for not accepting Atreus’ flower? Do they not realize that their interaction was about the matter of perspectives? Atreus, being born in Midgard, is obviously going to use Midgardian methods of wooing which includes offering flowers. Angrboda on the other hand has only lived in Jotunhiem, so her perspective on nature is reliant on the giants approach to nature which clearly includes respecting it. So obviously when Atreus offers her a flower, she’s not amused and rejects it because from her pov, he’s disrespecting nature and killing plants for no reason.
Like that’s literally it…idk why tf ppl are using that interaction and holding a grudge against Angrboda. Like you could spin the anger at Atreus as well. You could easily say ‘oh why did Atreus kill a plant without any remorse’ or ‘why wasn’t Atreus respectful of Jotunheims wildlife’
Like this ‘discourse’ is so fucking stupid. People getting angry about this need to gain some maturity and common sense. I’m someone who believes that people can like/dislike characters for any reason but that doesn’t mean their hypocrisy in treatment of female poc characters should go unnoticed
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vyjuarts · 10 days
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Fool's Copper
After the mind flayer crisis, Astarion and most of his companions moved to the Grand Duchy of Dornig, the territory built upon the ancient home of the elfes. In Reywald, they have been trying to search for a cure for Astarion's vampiric condition through any means possible.
On a day, like any other in the last couple of years, a new challenge comes to the barkeeper vampire spawn's life in a shape of a strangely small dragon.
Read chapter 1 on AO3 😊
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pixalry · 1 year
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Visit Midgard - Created by Bryan Kirk
You can also follow the artist on Instagram and Twitter.
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jjhhuibhhhj · 3 months
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Unpopular opinion…
It seems as if everyone is annoyed at Bryce for not immediately sharing every detail of her world with the IC. Bryce did not read 5 ACOTAR books or know these people as we do. Her experience with Fae (rightfully) show that they are horrible. These people overthrew her enemy which must mean they are dangerous.
Although they do not physically torture her it is EXTREMELY CLEAR not just by their actions but actual DIALOGUE that they do not trust Bryce
Also, the IC just finished a war and for the first time in most of their lives are experiencing peace. We know from ACOTAR that Rhysand and friends will do all that is necessary to keep their world save even if that includes killing Bryce which could upon a portal for the big bad “Daglan/ Asteri”
Bryce realising she needs to escape and being reckless is understandable she left her mate and family behind and she doesn’t have time to win the IC’s trust. They clearly view her as a prisoner not a guest and have disarmed her. Bryce does not have one reason to trust them or even expect to them to be trustworthy.
I feel the people who feel let down by this crossover are let down by the fact that the CRESCENT CITY book centers around the CRESCENT CITY characters and isn’t more batboy smut.
There are definitely plot points that could have been dealt with better such as the information from Silene, everything about Ithan. The biggest issue I have with Bryce is her seemingly having this golden hamster wheel in her mind which happens to make perfect conveniently timed plans. Bryce does feel like a moderniser attempt at Aelin’s character. That being said constantly drawing comparisons between the FMC takes away from them so it isn’t something I feel I should do.
Ithan is so annoying to me especially his inability to stay on track or have any logical thought process. I don’t understand his undying loyalty to the wolves who abandoned and betrayed him. Sigrid tried to KILL HIM as well but he still yapped on about her and had no respect for his friend Cormac by not even protesting against the idea of resurrecting Sophie just to use her power to make himself feel better. He should have focused on the friends that are loyal to him which he even called his pack.
Also ENOUGH with the sunball references. Only so much benefits can be drawn from sunball which directly correlates with any real world benefit.
Tharion just feels like one big yap fest (lack of a better explanation to convey the boredom he perpetuates in me). Aidas and Appolion also could have spoken up about EVERYTHING about two books ago or at least in all their little encounters with Hunt.
Jesiba Roga and Fury 🤝 Mor and Amren
(Overhyped and underperforming)
I have religiously read every Sarah J Maas and all things considered I really enjoyed this book it might even be my favorite in the CC universe.
I enjoyed it more than Tower of Dawn, ACOSF and ACOFAS but I will not read the next book if it is about Ithan or Tharion.
I suspect Azriel is linked to Hel but Sarah definitely still has alot of loose threads surrounding him which is starting to feel redundant and an elaborate attempt at making him seem mysterious.
Things I would like so see in the Maasverse: the parasite being removed from the water and the Midgardians tapping into their raw power, better understanding of Bryce and Hunt joint ability. I also think Sarah could become one of the best fantasy writers of all time if she focused more on how the multiverse works (time differences, abilities (technicalities of it all). I would like to know what happened to Erilea because all the evidence points to it being a conquered world which will honestly just be depressing but we see that Prythian and midgard follow the same time sequence so perhaps Erilea is joined in on that time scape and Aelin falling through still happens relatively “recent”.
And I agree on how annoying the term “alphahole” is but lets focus on the real enemy “his luxurious length”. That just reminds me of ms Perky in 10 things I hate about you and Reginalds quivering member.
Let’s move away from the smut which was excellently balanced out in TOG in my opinion. I do think that Sarah amortised her credibility as a fantasy writer between TOG and ACOTAR by focusing more on the smut scenes and not the plot point. I am ready to be hated but I DON’T care about what Lorcan did or Cassian and the stupid headboard. I DO care about how the time differs between the universes, the different gods in all the worlds and how they link, each string on the harp and the different heritages.
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qu1cks1lversb1tch · 1 year
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'Tony, No'
- a book written by Pepper Potts, co-authored by James Rhodes and Happy Hogan, introduction written by Nick Fury, with excerpts from the prequel 'Tony, Put That Down' written by Steve Rogers
Enjoy the feisty counter argument 'TONY, YES' written by Harley Keener, co-authored by Pietro Maximoff, Bucky Barnes, and Clint Barton. Edited by Natasha Romanoff.
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pimsri · 2 years
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Hymiskvida
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rainbowsarah12 · 2 months
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Soo excited for Rebirth tomorrow, I wish I had a PlayStation. Waiting with patience for the PC release 🙏🙏🙏
I love Vincent 🥰
Painted in Photoshop.
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therese-lokidottir · 6 months
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beheworthy · 4 months
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Before Thor1, Thor never went to Earth?
No, he has. That's why the Vikings worship them as Gods.
1. We see Odin visit Midgard in the opening of Thor1. You have to assume Thor was with him. In any case, Thor would need to be here then or some other time for the Vikings to worship him.
2. Darcy and Jane talk about the Aesir visiting Midgard and a primitive culture like the Vikings seeing powered beings as Gods.
3. In the Thor1 junior novelization, The Warriors Three mention visiting Midgard before and Jane says that would be a thousand yrs ago.
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My guy is 1500 years old. He has been to places. Just don't think about Thor looking exactly like this before Jane was even born and we're good 💀
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