#tunon

[mensministry]

Paredes Saavedra, Cáceres, Spain,

Tuñón y Albornoz Arquitectos

#art #design #architecture #boutique hotel #travels #luxury hotel #interiors #luxury hotels #interiordesign #parades #caceres #spain #tunon #albornoz arquitectos #saavedra

[sheirukitriesfandom]

Tunon the Adjudicator, Archon of Justice, Counsel to Kyros The Overlord, Dad(dy) of fatebinders and most feared homeroom teacher in all of Terratus

Requested by @iamaweretoad for the six fanarts challenge.

I love this floating shadow abomination something fierce and, despite the pain of burnishing all that, I had a lot of fun drawing him.

Materials: Mixed coloured pencils (Polychromos, Arteza Expert and Caran d'Ache), white gel pen, 21 x 29,7 cm sketchbook paper

#coloured pencil #colored pencil drawing #traditional art #artists on tumblr #Tyranny #Tyranny game #Tunon #tunon the adjudicator #my art

[silverdrein2]

Young Fatebinder Isa loves Adjudicator so much. He is a Law, he is a Justice, he is an Order, and she likes all of it more than anything. She need it to feel herself good inside all of this conquest shit.

But… he's a bit suprised about it.

#tyranny #tunon #tunon the adjudicator #tyranny art #tyranny tunon #archon of justice #my art #fatebinder #fatebinder who always finish this game with her favorite white-face guy

[hlozt]

Decided to pick up Tyranny bc big recently released crpg wasn't scratching the itch and ended up painting the only competent Archon in the Tiers.

#my art #fanart #crpg #tyranny game #tunon the adjudicator #back on the hellsite #and 7 years late to a long dead fandom #as is tradition

[terendelev]

I was meaning to do this for a long time.

#elden ring #white mask varre #d hunter of the dead #tyranny #tunon the adjudicator #baldwin iv #delete later

[another-goblin]

Spoilers for Genshin 4.2

So there is this fantasy RPG and it has these very powerful beings called Archons. They represent different aspects, like the Archon of Justice, the Archon of War and so on. Among them there is a judge. He's been a Judge for centuries and he's basically the ruler of his region. He wields immense powers, he's always impeccably clothed, impartial, his face doesn't show emotions and he always follows laws to a tee. He ends up challenging the higher power, gets to judge archons and even sentences one of them to death. He's one of my favorite characters in the game. Also he has a cool voice because he's voiced by Ray Chase.

Of course I'm talking about Tunon the Adjudicator from the obscure 2016 gem "Tyranny" (who else)

I don't know who will find it interesting. The overlap between Genshin and Tyranny's playerbases is probably one person and that's me. But I actually like Tyranny and my boy Tunon, I even drew some fanart. Too bad I nuked that blog years ago.

But yeah I was just thinking about some superficial similarities Tyranny has with Genshin and decided to check out Tunon's VA out of curiosity.

Btw despite certain similarities Tunon and Neuvillette are actually complete opposites of each other. Tunon isn't actually a person anymore, he's an imbodiment of laws incapable of compassion. And he only sides with us if we play our cards right.

Also if you want to hear Neuvillette saying "Master. If you'll join me upstairs, I will pledge fealty to you in the lawful manner", with the VA commenting on how suggestive it sounds, I recommend "Tyranny Voiceover Bloopers" on Youtube.

#genshin impact #tyranny game #my stuff #neuvillette #tunon the adjudicator #genshin spoilers #4.2 spoilers

[entropia-lin]

#my art #sketch #digital art #tyranny game #tyranny #tunon the adjudicator #fatebinder

[havarija]

This one has been long in making but I have finally managed to complete it - ‘Bed of Nails' was a short story that has been stuck in my head since I first started working on 'SkyFall'. And was probably the reason why I started writing that monster of a story in the first place. This one happens after the events of the game, and therefore after the ending of Skyfall. A bit out of order and with spoilers galore, sure, but I wanted it done. And now it is. And words can't describe how happy I am :3 Who knows? Maybe I'll finally get motivated enough to continue writing the other one....

#tyranny #tyranny game #archon of justice #tunon the adjudicator #archon of shadow #bleden mark #archon of tiers #archon of spiers #fatebinder #finished project #story: the shape of khaos

[quenthel]

like there is a lot to say abt fandom that is negative (crowd mentality, lack of nuance, bullying, stark belief in societal norms so it becomes a very traditional space etc) but i think the main reson its not for me is bc a lot of ppl just use "canon" as something to be disregarded. which is like (morally) completely fine i just do not get it bc like... the story whats its in like... the actual written text the things happening is surely the thing to like abt any actual... uh... story? right? so to disregard it all to just idk play around in it to me is just not appealing at all. like at that point i would just move on and write my own original story heavily inspired by the original thing...

#quenthel special #like fandom spaces sometimes feel like they are not even abt liking the stories anymore but idk... making your own cookie cutter retelling #and im super not interested in that... like even w games where you make your own oc and give history to them #i love how people work those ideas INTO the existing thing... like working on a tapestry together w the writers of the game #like its easy to read ppl saying they dont like fandom as saying they are above it #and while i did get bullied online a bit for a stupid reason bc fandoms to me its just the... idk... disengagement w the source material #that i just dont get at all... extremely unappealing #i like when stories are well written and i can engane w them and thing abt them #and esp i like when games work with you to create your character esp in rpgs where you make your guy #like give you some meat and ingredients to work with... #as opposed to the complete freeform your character is all for you to write thing #like i love LOVE when rpg protagonists have a past... and you get to uncover it or have an existing rapport w somebody and you build upon i #been playing tyranny so im thinking abt tunon and the fatebinder LOL #but also durge is like this... the exile from kotor 2 is like this #fnv does this too w lonesome road but its been a while i played thatr lol

[ontarom]

Started playing “Tyranny” and I already want to fuck Tunon

#Tunon the Adjudicator #Tyranny #he wears A MASK

[archidrawings]

© emilio tuñón - brasserie eth - zurich, switzerland

#spanish architectural drawing #retail #Mansilla Tunon

[sheirukitriesfandom]

Having some strong Tunon feelings right now so I gotta ramble for a sec.

Tunon is perhaps one of the scariest characters in Tyranny and the game does a good job building him up; I know for a fact I wasn't the only player super nervous the first time my FB was summoned to court.

What's fascinating about him though is that he's not evil in the traditional sense. I'm no expert on DnD alignments but after reading about them, the closest fit I see is lawful neutral. The problem is he's in service to Kyros, an evil overlord.

The tragedy with Tunon is that he himself so desperately views himself and Kyros as good. Order is good. Stability is good. Peace is good. Yes, the measures taken to achieve those goals are extreme, but in their wake...?

Take the Bastard City, for example. The conquest was brutal (depending on the FB's choice) and so was Tunon's punishment for its resistance, reducing a good chunk of it to rubble.

But afterwards?

The Bastard City was easy to conquer because the different factions within it were so busy squabbling amongst themselves that they saw the outside threat way too late.

Under Tunon, those squabbles are a problem of the past. Likewise, the remaining parts of the city flourish under his rule. In fact, the guidebook tells us that Tunon is so beloved by the people they cheer for him in the streets (how much of that us to curry favor is anyone's guess but still...).

It's also easy to see the good in Kyros' law. Kyros' peace is a good idea. The principle of "Feed others and in times of need you will be fed" is also pretty neat and (I think it was in the guidebook again) has been used to combat famines across Kyros-reigned Terrarus by bringing in grain from other part of the empire. Without the empire, those people would have likely starved. Also, Kyros allowed Tunon's home country to peacefully join the empire after Tunon had changed its bureaucracy to align with the empire's.

Point being, it's easy to see why Tunon believes in Kyros (It's also how Tyranny makes it treacherously easy to play as an evil character) and therefore, how easy it is for him to dismiss the injustices committed in her name as well as his own brutal actions as "for the greater good". Heck, that could be his life motto for all I know.

The saddest thing about Tunon is that, under those dark robes and shadows there's still an idealist believing in the absolute power of justice and the law as its conduit, which becomes all the more evident should the FB out-lawyer him, thus shattering his worldview. Throughout the entire game, even in death, Tunon never shows any signs of fear.

Except once.

If the FB decides to subjugate Tunon, calling him "~one more vassal added to my collection", we see Tunon scared for the first and only time. Again, he's bound to a master trampling on his core beliefs.

#Yet another Tunon analysis but man he's fun to think about #tyranny game #tunon the adjudicator #tunon

[wentian]

saw neuvillette and wriothesley leaked splash arts

i'm in so much trouble 😭

#genshin stuff #tbd #i'm losing my mind over wriothesley being a catalyst AND cryo :') #i think i want him more than tunon 2.0 but i'll try to get both

[hlozt]

Something something swear fealty in the lawful manner

#morally dubious couple/co-rulers #and me trying to find some way to do inks that doesn't feel like pulling teeth #tyranny game #tunon the adjudicator #i like him a lot ok #doodles

[emberkeelty]

"Sly." Uh-huh. That's an interesting way of saying "petty and sadistic".

#TBF it's not as bad as Barik's and the Disfavored's definitions of “honorable” versus “barbaric” #Tunon hated this decision by the way! #hey Tunon how's that whole “mentorship” thing working out for you? #also I don't think Fireweed would mind being eaten by crows at all! #tyranny

[flyeatspeople]

Beat the tyrant knees!

verdict: game is so very good but also so very rough, there’s so much to love about the brutal world of Terratus and the choices you get to make but also there are times where the quest design is just...frustrating. even compared to PoE 1 which came before it. I don’t have the full version with the DLC’s and the choice to have companion quests locked behind DLC is just....baffling. The companions are *good* but I wish there was more to them? It was pretty common as well to find stuff like %_dialogue_bug_% as well

That said, fuckin’ fire experience. I didn’t really start enjoying the story until I felt my fatebinder got too fed up with the 2 archons and decided to hold em both accountable. Then it got real good. 

#also tunon and bleden mark are my gay old evil dads #lantry is my fatebinders other dad #im so so biased to pillars and i still think the duology is the undefeated king #but man some moments in tyranny were just chills #words on a blog