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been toying with the concept of vampirism as like, needing something that you inherently can't provide for yourself. vampirism as dependency- especially in cases of vampires who refuse to (or straightup *cannot* for whatever reason) feed on anyone without consent, who must rely on blood freely given by living humans.
an independent young adult, so eager to move out on her own and see the world by herself, is turned into a vampire. her human parents are willing to feed her, but now she'll be dependent on them. she can't move away, can't stray too far from the family farm by herself, because she can't be too far from her source of blood for too long. she's afraid of what will happen when her parents are too old to give blood to her, if she'll be able to find someone else to depend on. she'll outlive them all eventually, if she's not left to starve.
a sociable vampire with a wide network of human friends who are willing to offer up their blood to her. they're happy to help her, but she still feels like a monster for having to take their blood all the time. she tries to take as little as possible while they beg her please take more, we hate seeing you so hungry all the time, please let us help.
a vampire trapped in an abusive marriage because he relies on his wife for blood. if he leaves her without an alternate support system to feed him, he'd starve. she isolated him from all his other loved ones who might've been willing to feed him years ago. she holds the fact that she gives him her blood over his head anytime he tries to defend himself.
This kind of thing is why I look at vampirism as a dimension of disability - it's impossible for me to look at their circumstances and not see the vulnerabilities and complex logistical problems imposed by chronic illnesses. It's the absolute inability to be exposed to the sun - sometimes even inability to move or stay awake when the sun is up. It's the inability to take other forms of nourishment besides blood. It's the mental and emotional experience of being unable to focus on anything else if you get too hungry.
But, as in these examples (and especially the "what happens when I outlive my parents?"), it is indeed overwhelmingly about "what if I just can't meet my own needs on my own?" and that is a very common experience.
And having been both disabled and an abusive survivor, I find that juxtaposition particularly fascinating, because it's common as hell - vastly moreso than most people realise - for those things to coincide. I often fin horror fiction the most emotionally and creatively useful genre lens for exploring difficult real-life experience, and stuff like this is why.
Nothing is better than animal whose job it is to basically exist In a specific space. Bodega cat basically just lives there. Bookshop dog whose most taxing duty is waking up from naps to say hello to incoming customers. Librarian horse that basically just goes for walkies with their buddy everyday. Doctor's office fish that like to follow people back and forth as they move in the office.
All love and appreciation to the critters and to the kindly humans to make sure they live in peace and joy
My mom for a time was director of tourism for the county. Her office was a welcome center in a refitted old schoolhouse. There was a gift shop and there were maps and stuff, normal welcome center stuff.
She found a scruffy orange kitten out back one day and took him in. Named him Jackson. He became the Welcome Center Offical Greeter Cat.
He was WAY more popular than the gift store or the maps. People would stop in SPECIFICALLY to see Jackson.
Anyway mom got driven out of that job for various bullshit petty reasons involving the fact that two guys on the tourism board hated her for various misogany related reasons, and when she resigned she took the cat.
They were very angry about this. As mom pointed out, though, SHE had paid all the vet bills, for food, ect. Legally, she was registered as the cat's owner and they couldn't do a thing. Jackson came home with her and lived out the rest of his very long life (he died at 17) in she and dad's old farmhouse.
The tourism board had to shut the welcome center and are still baffled as to why things fell apart so much after mom left. They still periodically get questions about where the welcome cat went. Suck shit, Tom and Daryl. It's because neither of you can run more than your damn mouth and you couldn't organize your way out of a wet paper bag.
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CRPGs are so funny. A random exhausted looking woman and her five friends (plus a wolf named Dog) showed up at your house, asked you a lot of invasive questions, stole your potatoes, and killed every wild animal within a league of your village. You later find out that she's the baroness whose lands you're living in.
its still insane to me. I'm gonna publically call this woman a transphobic bio-essentialist for no reason and then pat myself on the back for listening when someone politely tells me I'm wrong but also not change my stance or apologize in anyway. Fucking lunatic. What's wrong with you.
Super easy to just. "hey maybe i should give this trans woman a tiny bit of grace and assume she's talking about something correct and not make some wild assumption to call her a nazi"
i wouldn't describe my feelings towards minecraft alpha monoliths as sexual but its not an entirely normal response I have when i think too hard about them.
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A dragon whose ferocity is only equaled by her greed. Charges Embers in her maw in order to unleash powerful Breath attacks.
Hello, Tumblr! This is my oc roleplay blog for Slay the Spire 2!
The Dragon actually dates back to STS 1, and even had a (admittedly wildly unbalanced) mod created for it. I've come back to her with the release of STS2 as well.
In-character responses will be in all caps, LIKE THIS.
Stay civil. No NSFW.
Prideful and arrogant, The Dragon has little need for subtlety. She respects those with the strength to stand up to her, but any who get in her way will be crushed.
Due to being a giant dragon, The Dragon barely fits within most areas of the Spire; in combat, only one of her claws manages to be on the screen. To play into this, she has many powerful high-cost cards, making her unwieldy and inconsistent - but also extremely powerful when she can leverage her strength.
Her cardpool's themes include:
A variety of Sparks, 0-cost attacks that generate Ember, and upon reaching a threshold transform into Breath attacks, 2-cost AOE attacks that expend Ember to deal additional damage.
Nests, powers which allow her to leverage unspent energy to buff her as the battle continues. This allows her to compensate for the unwieldiness of inconsistent high-energy attacks, when otherwise she'd be stuck playing Strike or Defend.
Gems, exhausting 0-cost cards that are randomly generated alongside the effects of other attacks/skills. These all have minor effects; unlike the Downfall mod's Guardian, she doesn't have any advanced technologies enhance with their power - she just tosses them out.
Arrogance. The Dragon will self-debuff out of an abundance of arrogance with cards like Stretch Your Neck giving her energy in exchange for making herself Vulnerable. This is hardly to say that she's invincible, nor is she immune to being humbled - but her stubbornness and her pride means that she'll never learn.
Hoarding/Greed. The Dragon is incentivized to have a particularly thick deck - not least because she starts with 5 Strikes and 5 Defends in addition to her base cards. Similarly to Stack from the first game, many cards will scale with deck size. There are also more oblique incentives for greed, such as a Mass Feed card that has 2 cost but deals AOE damage. She collects trophies, she kidnaps princesses, she hoards gold - but she's not shy about spending it to get what she wants.
abortion clicker early game : you click the belly 50 times in order to perform one abortion. this lets you buy a doctor who performs 0.1 abortions a second.
abortion clicker mid game: you own hundreds of clinics as well as think-tanks which dismantle sex ed courses as well as politicians which strengthen pro choice institutions
abortion clicker late game: the solar system’s resources have been stripped to build a dyson sphere which incubates trillions of humans for the sole purpose of performing abortions on them. once we achieve hyperspace travel, other stars will power superintelligent machines which will simulate octillions of abortion a second
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