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See, that’s what the app is perfect for.

Sounds perfect Wahhhh, I don’t wanna
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preciousegg

reblogging your own selfie

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hyperdimensiondetective

why is his name white he’s purple

preciousegg

his name is redd white and he runs a company named bluecorp we dont ask questions here

barfy

if you mix redd white and bluecorp together like paint you’d get a light purple or pink depending on ratios. we’re just not on his level. we never will be.

charlesoberonn

His hair is purple which is red and blue

His suit is pink which is red and white

And his jewels are light blue which is blue and white.

cyberpigeon-remade

his shirt is beige there’s something going on

kars-did-nothing-wrong

he’s a murderer also I think that’s worth mentioning

insomniacflaaffy-official

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This needs to be added though this post is so damn old

sixthrock

his friends call him WHITE BOY

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Bonded Investigator (Investigator Archetype)

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Whether it’s included to give children something to be entertained by, or something that sets a detective apart from others in the genre, there is a long-standing offshoot of detectives in stories that have animal companions of some kind.

Such animals are almost universally much smarter than they should be, and assist the investigator in surprising ways, ranging from sniffing out clues, delivering messages, spying on suspects, or even occasionally rescuing their master from harm.

Though normally such an animal is hardly the only one they rely on, this archetype is nevertheless an homage to that trope which I imagine quite a few folks have enjoyed.

Essentially, the animal of the investigator is a familiar, their intellect being a product of magical ritual much like any familiar, though they can also benefit from the investigator’s extracts.

What really sets them apart, however, is their ability to make brilliant leaps of reasoning just like their master, drawing from the same pool of inspiration, though only in the most basic ways.

Part of the cost for this bond is spending less time developing the ability to strike deadly blows after studying their prey for a while.

They do, however, eventually learn the techniques to gain an improved familiar, either replacing or augmenting their previous one.

This archetype also is associated with a handful of talents, such as those that enhance their ability to work with others and notice things.

A fairly simple archetype that gives the investigator a useful ally that can go where they cannot, and benefit from the investigator’s inspiration ability, which is often quite useful for providing an edge while on their own. Just keep in mind that your average bonus damage from studied combat is going to go down a bit.

Typically, the animal or creature that the investigator chooses as their companion is native to the local region, the better to blend in with the ordinary denizens and not stand out. That being said, there is something to be said about having an iconic pet, just remember that in such a case they’ll have to rely more on actual stealth and not just blending into the background.

 

Rumor has it that an infernal mechanism, literally a fragment of a war machine of Hell, has been smuggled into the city for some nefarious purpose. Detective Aman has a personal interest in finding the device, one tied to his clockwork familiar Ibi.

The raven familiar of an investigator goes missing, only to turn up later having trouble remembering that it even had a master in the first place. It turns out caulborns are involved in the current case, and they are not afraid of devouring memories to keep their secret.

Wyvarans prize familiars that resemble them, so they tend to favor reptiles that glide or fly, as well as small dragons like pseudodragons, nycars, and pseudowyverns. The serve many a spellcaster faithfully, as well as others who make use of the ritual, such as the investigator Vekun Softwalker.

anatomyhouse

Anonymous asked:

do u have any horror recs aside from tma? do u usually prefer like horror movies or podcast or books etc.?

anatomyhouse answered:

=i made a list of recs a while ago but im too lazy to link em ahh… here are some new ones!

VIDEO GAMES (games with an asterisk * are part of the bundle for racial justice and equality)

ANATOMY by Kitty Horrorshow

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The Space Between by chrstphfr*

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Soul Void by Kadabura

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No Delivery by Oates*

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WORLD OF HORROR by panstasz

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Death Trips by Alberto Navarro

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The Deep Sleep Trilogy by scriptwelder (requires flash)

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Discover My Body by pantagruel

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Jimmy and the Pulsating Mass by housekeepinggames*

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WEB VIDEO/ANIMATION

THIS HOUSE HAS PEOPLE IN IT

Untitled Footage Of A Bear


The Cat With Hands

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As for podcasts and movies I honestly cant remember experiencing one that scared me to my core so ppl can add on there!