2025-07-15 21:03:52 ¶ ● ⬈

plasmometer:

> brigmore witches in their whole dumb ass glory
> made for @neptunee123 on the @dishonoredgiftexchange fugue feast. this picture has lots of hidden details, so i would recommend giving it some time…
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Yoooooo you did justice to these horrible women (affectionate) this is incredible

2025-07-18 1:21:45 ¶ ● ⬀ ⬈

lapinneok-deactivated20250826:

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> “Jindosh lives and gets to stay on the Dreadful Wale AU” for @yourfavouritedoll for the @dishonoredgiftexchange :D
> it was fun exploring how his rship with the rest of the Wale crew would work, i hope you like it! :) <3
> thank you (once again :“D) to the wonderful @presiding for helping me with the dialogue!
> the text version is in the image description/ALT.

2025-07-19 4:07:12 ¶ ● ⬈

## Dishonored meta: Religion and the Abbey of the Everyman

ladysmaragdina:

> Or, “Restrict the lying tongue – you keep using that word, I do not think it means what you think it means.”

> I’m writing this meta for three reasons. One, because every time August rolls around my brain kicks into “go back to school” mode and I need to do some heavy academic reading and analysis. Two, because I want to write a post about Burrows and science and rationalism and nationalism in a newly-industrialized Dunwall, and this has to come first. Three, because there’s been an opinion/AU floating around fandom that I want to address.

> Overseers are not simply priests. Teague Martin is not a priest.

> There, I said it.

> Now let me explain: Teague Martin is not a priest, because the Abbey of the Everyman is not a religion. The Abbey is couched in religious terms, certainly. It is “the religious faction,” Overseers are “zealots,” followers are “faithful,” the High Overseer is “the most pious man in the Empire,” those who do not follow it are “heretics” and “apostates,” and so forth. It surrounds itself with the trappings of a religion – sermons, prayers, the Seven Strictures, people seeking ‘spiritual guidance’ (I’ll explain why I put that term in quotes later). The Abbey believes itself to be a religion. The game presents it as a religion. It’s useful and easy for us to call it a religion.

> It’s not.

> Now. If I’m going to claim that the Abbey isn’t a religion, I need to define what a religion is.

> Keep reading

2025-07-20 4:45:34 ¶ ● ⬀ ⬈

neptunee123:

> Here’s my gift for @hith3r3p33ps for the @dishonoredgiftexchange Fugue Feast

> The prompt I chose was “Emily and wolfhounds”

> I loved all of the prompt but this one clicked with me and I had so much fun doing it

> I thought that since in dh2 there is a bonecharm that makes white wolfhounds attack their owner then what if it also made them non hostile towards the player. And since Emily collects things that she found during the missions then what if she took it a step further.

Emily says “my doggy now”

2025-07-22 23:16:31 ¶ ● ⬀ ⬈

milamurart:

> My @dishonoredgiftexchange gift for @finnplaydough!!

> The prompt I decided to go with was “cryptid Brigmore Witches”, so here’s an overseer attempting their best at figuring out the rumours, collect the rare sightings, make sense of the curious case.

> Hope you like it! Have a great weekend :)