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hyeonoll · 2 months
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Body types of my two favorite characters and PoP The Lost Crown in a nutshell
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hyeonje · 1 month
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salmontooth · 1 month
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THE LOST CROWN SPOILERS (I think??)
@kaihoney ‘s fate swap AU!
I made Sargon more suspicious of Vahram’s actions than Ghassan because @gryffintheparrotcat and @kaihoney and I were saying how Sargon would’ve been 100x more difficult to kidnap than Ghassan, so I feel like he could sense the vibes Vahram was giving off
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star-arcana · 4 months
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Prince of Persia The Lost Crown Immortal Showcase NR#1: Sargon; The Rashabar!!!
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Background info The new entry to the series is called The Lost Crown, that series is, as the title suggest, the Prince of Persia series. Slightly more than a decade has passed, and now the series gets a new game coming out on 18th January this year, but you get a full-demo on nearly all platforms on 11th January. You can see more about it on Twitter and YouTube, but I am here to give some lore info about Sargon!!! Some of it is taken from the official Discord, where one of the mods called Sushi Vampire revealed it from time to time. I use some of their text here, but with some personal notes and changes, to make it fresh!!!
With that out of the way, let us begin!!
Lore:
Sargon, also known as the Rashabar, The Black Wind[For Info, Rashabar/Black Wind refers to a local wind that blows from time to time in what is today the Kurdistan region of modern day Iraq, particularly in Sulaymaniyah] that destroys his enemies when they get in his way, didn't started out as fearless and ruthless warrior. He was once an orphan when growing up for much of his early life, until Anahita, the general of the Persian Army, took him in, when he was around the age of a modern first-grader and raised him to be in the service of Persia...not as a cute little boy, but a weapon!
That means he had to endure harsh training methods under his mentor, and much of it was without things like Love or anything else of these pesky sentimental stuff in the way! Only anger and the will to fight against his enemies, no matter how tough, fuels him!
He is fearless, ruthless and determined to win, where even Vahram, the greatest warrior of Persia and leader of the Immortals was impressed with his bravery and made him an Immortal due to this!!!
As reward for his success and growing fighting skills, Anahita gave him the twin swords Qays and Layla, powerful blades that are said to contain the souls of two ill-fated lovers!!!
He is our protagonist and is on a journey to Mt.Qaf to rescue the Prince of Persia with his Immortal buddies!
Will he be strong and clever enough to save the Prince? Or will he and the Immortals fail? Find out in the few next days!!!
Tomorrow comes the leader of the Immortals...see ya until then!!!
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graaid · 6 months
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A bit of concept art for a short screenplay I'm working on. These guys are my main characters :)
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April 20th 2024 - WOOOO I 100%ED PRINCE OF PERSIA: THE LOST CROWN. THIS GAME IS PHENOMENAL! What a supremely crafted Metroidvania with so much heart and soul! One of my favourite games of the year so far!
Going full completionist is a badge of honour I don’t bestow for many games, but this one fully deserved it. Absolutely check it out for your Metroidvania fixing, it is an experience worth having!
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crisicsgames · 2 months
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PRINCE OF PERSIA BOSS DIO VAHRAM THE END LA REGINA 🎮PS5 UHD 60f
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lascitasdelashoras · 2 months
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Paris, New York, por Vahram Muratyan
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yugiohcardsdaily · 3 months
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Vahram, the Magistus Divinity Dragon
"1 Tuner + 1+ non-Tuner monsters While this card is an Equip Card, the equipped monster cannot be destroyed by your opponent's Spell/Trap effects. You can only use each of the following effects of 'Vahram, the Magistus Divinity Dragon' once per turn. If this Synchro Summoned card is destroyed: You can destroy all face-up cards your opponent controls. At the start of the Damage Step, if the monster this card is equipped to battles an opponent's monster: You can destroy that opponent's monster."
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pagansphinx · 4 months
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Vahram Davtian (Armenian, b. 1961) • White Fish Theater
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hyeonoll · 3 months
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You know what I mean
(Edit:correct few mistakes)
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muscleaddictza · 2 years
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Vahram Hakobyan
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dipnotski · 1 year
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Vahram Ter-Matevosyan – Komünizm Gözünden Kemalizm (2023)
Kemalizm ve Kemalizmin ideolojik temelleri, yaygın olarak Batı merkezli yorumların çizdikleri kısıtlı çerçeveler eşliğinde ele alındı. ‘Komünizm Gözünden Kemalizm: Türkiye’nin Dönüşümüne Sovyet Yaklaşımları’, aksi bir yönde ilerleyerek Kemalizmin biçimlenişi ve dönüşümünü, yaygınlaşması ve egemen hale gelişini, Sovyetler Birliği’ndeki tartışmaları odağına alarak inceliyor. Türkiye ve Sovyetler…
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star-arcana · 4 months
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Prince of Persia The Lost Crown Immortals Showcase Nr#7; Neith: The Prodigy of Kush!
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Hello, and this is the last Immortal in my long series here. Prince of Persia The Lost Crown will get its demo tomorrow, so we will honor it with the last Immortal here, our General Neith!
Neith is the child of two Kushite [For historical context, the Kushites were the ancient ethiopians, the Persians called them Kushites and their land Kush, while the Greeks called them etiopians and their land Etiopia] parents, the mother was a teacher and the father a diplomat, and the youngest child of the family with two elder brothers, thus the little one in the family of 5!
She had a sheltered upbringing that was rather privileged within the Kushite Empire, until the partial conquest of their lands by Persia and occupation.
There, Neith's family found a new ruler they had to follow in Persepolis, as her father was requested to go there to join the Persian leadership in their homeland. Thus, Neith with her family went to Persia to live there and leave her old homeland, all for a foreign country that now ruled, partially, hers.
But that did not lead to her being with her family as outcasts, instead they were treated as normal people by the Persians and could live the very same life they had before from home.
From here, Neith decided to join the Persian Army against the wishes of her older brothers, and despite the pushback, she became one to make a name for herself and, if you wanna know what happened?
SHE BEACME ONE OF THE BEST WARRIORS AND MADE HERSELF FAMOUS AS ONE!!!
Her name was known as the one who became the greatest of recruits since our dear Vahram, the leader of the Immortals and had two victories against one of their instructors, Artaban, in her belt and a place within the same elite group as the two aforementioned Immortals.
Still, even if home as she knew it is far away, she kept the gods and her heritage with her proudly and would not trade it away, instead, she remains a Kushites at heart, while serving Persia? A bit sus and contradicting to some, but to her, she stays true to herself and the gods of Kush!!!
Will she remain this way during her adventures at Mt.Qaf or ultimately forget who she is and embrace the darkness...find out in 8 days and tomorrow, we have the Demo on ALL platforms available.
This concludes my series! Any more questions can be asked to me here or on my DM... Have fun and play PRINCE OF PERSIA: THE LOST CROWN!!! AVAILABLE AS DEMO ON 11TH JANUARY AND THE FULL GAME ON 18TH JANUARY!!!
Have fun, everyone! I go to sleep now soon!!!
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The deportation of hundreds of thousands of people to an arid, allegedly empty region offered an alibi of sorts. If deaths occurred in such inhospitable conditions, how could the Ottoman state be blamed for the violence of the desolate land and its supposedly savage inhabitants? Butthe environmental dimensions of the genocide reveal the emptiness of such claims. Ecologies became conscripted into human violence in ways that were both unforeseen and intentional. The story of what happened as a result of forced deportations to the arid southern regions of the empire reveal the political choices that have made these ecologies lethal. These are lessons to bear in mind today, as people continue to struggle under the weight of forced migration into difficult terrain, whether the Sahara, the Mediterranean, the Sonoran desert or the Darién Gap. While many deportees ended up scattered around Aleppo and south all the way to what is today Jordan, Israel and the Palestinian territories, a large number were sent to the sparsely populated region of the Jazira, the borderlands of today’s northeast Syria, southeast Turkey and northwest Iraq. [...] Part of the reason for the difficulty of expanding cultivation and settlement in the region was the Moroccan locust. As in the United States at roughly the same time — where the Rocky Mountain locust was described as the “greatest obstacle to the settlement” of the Great Plains — so, too, in the Jazira did locusts strike again and again. They most notably wiped out cotton crops during the 1860s when eager planters hoped to capitalize on the worldwide cotton shortage set in motion by the American Civil War. Hungry locusts would eat pastures, too, but nomadic pastoralists of the region could move elsewhere in the event of a locust swarm, whereas tillers of the land could not. For this and many other reasons, the idea of sending Armenians to the desert to live was preposterous. The year 1915 was known as “The Year of the Locust” in greater Syria, but much less known is how the locust afflicted the Jazira during this same year and decades before. One Ottoman agricultural official compared the locusts in the Jazira and elsewhere in the empire during World War I to “an oil stain,” ever expanding, and posing more of a threat to the Ottoman war effort than the invading Allied armies. Armenians themselves also experienced the locusts. On the road of deportation, an Armenian from Corum, Vahram Dadrian, wondered, “Weren’t we a lot like those creatures, scattered everywhere, abandoned on every road, while bloody heels crush us without mercy?”
What the environmental dimensions of the Armenian genocide reveal
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salmontooth · 3 days
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Sargon was a weapon. And like a weapon, he had been forged by searing flames and unbearable heat; his hardships made him a more formidable warrior. This also meant, like a weapon, he knew he was only useful if he could fight and defend. Weapons that broke were smelted back into molten metal, or were placed on display and forgot about in some nobleman’s house, gathering dust as it had gathered kills during its prime.
            Sargon was a broken weapon.
A new AU that I’ve been torturing @kaihoney and @gryffintheparrotcat with. It’s called “More than a weapon” AU! Read more for context:
Spoilers underneath!
GRAPHIC DEPICTION OF INJURY
“Sargon would be lying if he’d said he knew what attack Vahram had thrown at him caused it, but whatever had happened, it left his arm a mangled mess, barely even recognizable as human.
Ghassan had stressed how Artaban and Neith did everything they could, but the Wak Wak tree wasn’t healing it completely. Apparently, there is only so much the Wak Wak tree could heal. By the time they had realized the tree wasn’t healing that particular injury, necrosis had begun to take hold, and it left them with no choice but to amputate the arm. Despite not being able to heal the initial injury, that damn tree was able to heal the worst of the amputation itself. However, like the stab wound through his shoulder, it didn’t heal fully and Sargon could feel the uncomfortable pull of stitches when he moved his arm back down.”
A little snippet from the fic I’m writing for this AU! I’m hoping I caught the primal horror and awful realization on Sargon’s face. I was speaking with the other squirrels and had agreed that Sargon primarily uses his right hand (fighting doesn’t count since he dual wields).
I have more planned for this AU. It’s full of hurt/comfort, whump, etc. My poor boy is really in for it
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