- ALLY course; students, usually inherent, train to aid and assist HERO’s in their journeys, learning survival skills, strategy, fighting as well as further enhancing any magical abilities they usually have (shale takes those periods to tinker on her experiments, her one advantage over her inherent peers and Farah, though from a family as old as the city, often has to be reminded that she’s there to learn to fight, not create pretty things.) - HERO course: In this course, students train to become leaders, to take action where the world needs it, to bring help to those unfortunate, honing their diplomacy and martial arts skills in equal measure. (Not that Dana needs it, non-inherent or not, she is top of all her classes. Fen, from an old elven family, is a close second and does not mind his spot in her shadow, sometimes) from inherents, an original concept

turns out environments are a lot easier to draw if you make a perspective grid first.

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Hi! I'm searching for an old popular post that went around tumblr years ago.

It was a short comic about goblins making flying machines. Most inventors made flying machines, but that one goblin made a machine that went into a cliff and disappeared. The other goblin who saw it scoffed and left. At the end of the comic, you could see a hand emerge from the bottom of the cliff and grab the machine the goblin had made.

It was a metaphor for art and writing I think ; a message that it's just as important to write stories that won't appeal to everyone but touch and help deeply only a few. That was my reading of it though.