All my fics, including those deleted from AO3, are at tre.praze.net/fic (browsable by date, by fandom, and in a few other ways). My collection of Braska’s pilgrimage fic recs is now at tre.praze.net/ffx/recs.

Nag eus goon heb lagas, na ke heb scovarn. Also final fantasy ten I guess.

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not entirely convinced that this thing is on

set p9k colours with pywal

User CSS for implementations of OTW-Archive

emacs config

Tracking things using static site generators

code for my very abstruse python-based static site generator

python utilities

dotfiles for ubuntu (20.04)

FF16 has a feature called “the thousand tomes”, which I am kind of obsessed with. It’s like the datalog in FF13 except more successfully integrated into the game. Also, it’s curated by a certain Harpocrates II Hyperboreos, who is an icon.

Yes, it’s another FF16 post. I’m effectively in the final stages now: all sidequests are done, just trying to get through marks and chronolith trials to the best of my ability before partaking in the time-honoured Final Fantasy tradition and going off to kill God.

lissajous has forbidden me from talking to him about FF16 in great detail because he plans to play the game someday and doesn’t want to be spoilered; so the only option I have is to ramble on here about why I love absolutely every character in this game. They are all so good. Fair warning, this post is just undiluted enthusiasm from start to finish and mostly just consists of me saying “I love” a lot; I’m too thrilled by all these people to find varied ways of expressing myself.

In an effort to be current for once in my life, I played the first couple of sections of the FF16 demo tonight. Still not sure if I’m going to buy it at launch and continue being current, or force myself to finish FFs 13 and 15 first and then probably get to this one in … like two years … but we’ll see depending on how the rest of the demo goes, I guess.

You’re going to say something about Jaime Lannister and you shouldn’t.

Posh people range from SSBE to more traditional RP. This includes the Rosarian Shields, who don’t have Rosarian accents. Clive and his ilk are towards the RP end of the spectrum (although note Clive’s pronunciation of “either”!); the Sanbrequois nobility take this further. Waloed is an exception (geographically isolated).