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Aye this little fricker is back. Sorry I disappeared, repeatedly, but life has only just recently calmed down for me; calmed down enough for me to return to gaming & writing, that is. I’ve just been dealing with a lot of emotional & familial stuff, but I think I’m getting better at handling stuff, so I’m going to take a crack at a return here, if I will be had.

I also moved my Shepard RP blog to @shcpard, if you follow me on the old blog. Thane is at @praycr. My other RP blogs are @mentcr, @imperatrixx, @ensnaare. Also working on other DA:I blogs, so yeah. But I’m here, as I can be.

[ I ACTUALLY know your problem I just made a new blog oops and I’m always afraid that it won’t get any followers and people won’t like me LIKE THIS IS A FEAR I HAVE ABOUT NEW BLOGS ]

( well i’ll vote for thane in that case since ur nervous about DARP bb, i haven’t seen an active one in weeks )

          ❝ Move & I shoot. ❞

          ❝ I can’t... no... no! ❞

Send ✄ for a PET PEEVE headcanon

          There are two major “religions” followed by the Quarians. 

          One is the belief in three powers: a synthetic god, & two Quarian gods. This religion, often referred to as ‘The Three Divines’, holds a representation of machines, man, & a higher spirit. The female Quarian, known as ‘The Mother’ (which is often related to the central Goddess of the Asari religion), had a son, who created a synthetic life. This is the only solid knowledge of the religion all Quarians share, as there are different stories about each which different clans & ships adopted. Now mostly a dead religion, most refer to The Mother, who was seen as an almighty creator & a balance between organic & synthetic life, in prayer while in battle or working. 

          The second religion, a much rarer occurrence in Quarian culture, involves the idea that every synthetic being has an essence, or soul, which came from an organic life sacrificing itself (usually represented as a female) for the sake of saving the galaxy, in turn, due to the orangic’s purity, giving everything a soul that makes everything capable of several principles & the ability to follow a set “code” made by the sacrificial being. This religion was mostly practiced before the creation of the Geth, though some, who believe in peace with synthetic life, still practice it. There are set principles & a moral code that must be followed, but specifics are unclear. It is believed that the sacrificial organic had several prophets that built temples on Rannoch, & are reborn within each generation. Due to this, followers of this faith are eager to return home to further investigate. 

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          The Quarian race prohibits homosexuality, so Tali grew up believing it was unnatural. However, another taboo of the race -- interracial couples -- enticed her, & she grew up with a secret wish to meet someone of another race who she could fall in love with. 

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          ❝ Don’t worry. We’ll see each other again. ❞