#highlort

I do believe that they’re simply parts of his audio receptors to mimic his old ears, since they kept a lot of his “old looks” so to say. and I do agree, they’re one of my fave parts about him too hadfsdh

I do believe that they Do emote with him tho a lot more than we think, like when he’s surprised and the like!! since they DO move, if only a tad bit back and forth. I wish they made his lil robo ears movable in the clone wars series, cause it would have been so cute to watch them move around while he talked and got angry fgdhdfhd

UR GONNA GET ONE,, HELLO FRIEND

For me: I’d make a really powerful but out-of-character Alarak who’s a total goofball(which is unbecoming of a Tal’darim) but also keep the tough side(thanks, Gurren Lagann) and will obsess over Terran stuff(especially a buncha superheroes known as “The Avengers”). Also, I’d wonder why I didn’t wake up as Tony Stark(who I ship with Steve Rogers) or anybody else, but I’d be REALLY determined to hook Alarak myself up with Artanis, so Alarak X Artanis can be canon. But as time flies by, I’d find myself falling in love with him, not just as Alarak, but as Leyenar too. And then comes all the trouble...

As the BAMF Highlord of the Tal’darim, I opt to solve all the problems and also get all friendly with Vorazun on the Antioch mission. After Amon is de-feeted, I still decline an alliance with the Daelaam but tell Artanis not to worry, saying “I’m not really leaving, how can I leave Aiur when the one person I love most in the whole entire universe lives there?”. I also leave him something to remember me by, and warn him “If you get with somebody else, I won’t forgive him or her!” In the real world, a teenaged Leyenar Oh notices similarities between her and Alarak, and gets delighted that Alarak X Artanis is already canon. 

For @highlort: She said "If I woke up in Alarak’s body the next day, I’d keep everything to myself. I’d freak out internally. So basically I’d be RPing Alarak in his own body, until I start to get used to it, until the power gets to my head, until I become Alarak himself. F*ck yeah, I’d play into that. I’d not have to worry about sh*t anymore. Everything is Mine.”

She also said, “I’d also kill Ji’nara. Sorry, Leyenar, but I just don’t care. And I’m sh*t at flirting but I’d go for Artanis, obviously.” 

(thnk u sm i’m glad you like my art :D

agreed; stormsong was Not That Good.

The thing is, Stormsong starts pretty well. You have this strong order that MIGHT have fallen into evil, but how? why? who did it? you know they’re bullshitting you about what happened to the fleet but you don’t know for sure and can’t just barge in and murder everyone. You must find allies in secret, and make plans to find out what’s going on and....

... then it ends. There’s no mystery, there’s no solving the issue, villain steps up, announces he’s a villain and then you murder your way through things until you have enough magic things to confront the villain things. It could’ve been a zone of espionage and paranoia, but instead it’s... not. And the main story is over so fast, and the rest of the zone doesn’t feel related to it the slightest.

I gotta admit, given the palette, this was a real challenge. But I hope he comes off as a member of the Midnight Crew more than that of The Felt!