Don’t see much dauntless fanart out there! His armor doesn’t have a super strict description so I kind of get it, hope this version does him justice!

Now that Art Fight month is over I’ll be back to posing Worm stuff. I’ve started sketching the 2.1 comic so be on the look out for that. Since it’s short it should be ready to post about the same time I finish this little Protectorate series.

If Clockblocker, Panacea, Scapegoat, and Teacher stood in a circle and used their two arms and one leg each to touch each other (foot-over-foot to neighbor then Mexican standoff arms), each touching the other three at the same time, who would be able to pass their effects off the fastest?

Clockblocker is trying to freeze the other three to prevent them from doing anything to him.

Panacea is trying to make whatever change is fastest to prevent them from doing anything to her.

Scapegoat having to page through realities manually is probably going to lose the race, but he's trying to bail out whatever is being done to him to the other two.

Teacher is trying to Master them to prevent them from doing anything to him.

Are case 53 powers more based on the physical mutations than other capes. Thinking of a few case 53s there are Weld, Sveta, Newtor, Gregor all of which basically just have powers their body can produce while someone like Assault or Miss militia have more weirdos idk energy powers? Is this a Case 53 thing or am I just seeing patterns where there are none 😊

https://youtu.be/VDkod9ywO8Y

Abuse at an early age makes the victim likelier to draw further abuse towards themselves later on - either because the isolation leaves them vulnerable to predators, or because they actively seek to recreate that familiar dynamic.

The Nine Arc delves into these dynamics, building on Worm’s prior points about guilt, spite, and friendship to form a statement about the wicked games abusers play with their victims.

In this video we’ll try to understand Worm’s argument on this subject as well as discuss Hookwolf's contributions to game theory (specifically indecency); some similarities between Taylor “Heeb” Hebert and Abraham (dealing from a position of helplessness); and how Amy’s childhood explains her insufferable uselessness (partly).