#paragrin

Ohh, the idea of Ingo thinking they’ve rejected him and lashing out first so it’ll hurt less — and he KNOWS how scary he can be, he runs off hostile Pokémon, the kids have to be tugged up to him by the older ones, even Akari yelped when he surprised her at first — but Emmet and Elesa don’t even flinch, not for an instant. They trust him that much, even with everything, even after years... and then Emmet calls him by name. Calls him brother. And Ingo knows they want him as he is. 😭😭😭🖤💟🖤💟🖤💟

Didn’t see it no!

Saffron rice is one of my favs. Very simple but very tasty. 

I don’t think it would work very well unless your campaign goes to a very different place than the video games do. In spite of the substantial tonal similarities, the central game-mechanical arc of Polaris: Chivalric Tragedy at Utmost North – Zeal versus Weariness – is almost directly opposed to Hollow Knight’s thematic core.

The whole point of Hollow Knight is that we’re not doomed: no matter how bad things get and no matter how dire the sacrifices that are demanded of us, the sins of the fathers can be redressed, and while what’s lost may never be regained, it’s possible to find hope for the people who live here and now.

In Polaris we’re all just hosed no matter what anyone does, and the most you can hope for is to die alone and forgotten, lest you live enough to betray everything you once believed in. There’s nothing wrong with that as a premise, but it’s not what Hollow Knight is about.

really i don't think any of the nonhumans would know what to do with a gender if they had one

Now I just need fan art of Crowley holding ‘a gender’ as if it might bite him

pull a bach, “oneshot #4 in g minor”