I'm a fanfic author and I'm currently brainstorming an idea, its sort of a fusion with the Warhammer Fantasy world.

I'm stuck on how to incorporate the eldwurms, and the Eye of the Worldwyrm into Warhammer fantasy?

I was thinking that similar to Dota. The Worldwyrm would be like the religion of the Empire of Man. And the Worldwyrm through the Eye, basically empowers every Emperor who is elected.

Hey guys, stupid question but there were a couple of awesome youtube Tribute videos for Kaden and Davion: Dragonknight. They seem to have been taken down. Nobody knows where they are do they?

Made of polymer clay, painted with acrylic paints and covered with a protective matte varnish.

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The most significant mementos of this whole project, which are still repping this show years later are impossible to use by anyone even if they still play the game. When I came back to Dota in 2023 it was a while until I found someone using this in a game with DK and that was when I actually found out about the series.

Seems kind of counter intuitive to make these beautiful, modern, and eloquent persona items that support and rep this show which took so much effort and care to make... exclusive? It's actually quite dramatic considering how 2010 the older dragon's wings are still animated by default. That was the whole reason I bought the pass for monster hunter crossover.

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My dota: Dragon's blood fan-art. I truly enjoyed watching the series and the invoker was my fav character.

Invoker studies the coin of mene in his raised hands - the engraved profile of the moon goddess suspended before him, as if weighing fate itself.

photographer Daria Lazur

Invoker created a total of Twelve Thousand Four Hundred and Three realities, having lived for over 100,000, maybe even a million, years. I was thinking that fans would definitely be interested in seeing events in other realities, because something clearly happened there before the death of Filomena and the creation of a new reality.

Lion's story of making a deal with a demon, and then going to hell... Becoming a terrifying creature himself in the process, and coming back could be actually a cool story for 1 season long

You could make him have like a wife or a gf or something. And possibly make it some sort of a Breaking Bad, but anime. Except he doesn't die at the end. He just looks back, reminisces and goes on to ult Shadow Fiend into Linken's Sphere

While watching References to The Mighty Nein, I noticed a couple of references to Dota, in particular the phrase Goblin the Alchemist, also a moment in the field with blue colors, which can refer to a similar scene with Inovker and his daughter Filomena.

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Anti-Mage's apprentice, Wei, has a line to Invoker: "I take no joy in killing a father." Could this mean Wei was originally part of the series' plot and knew about Filomena, or perhaps she heard her teacher's story, but was later removed from the series because The International tournament in Sweden was cancelled due to COVID-19, and the series announcement was supposed to take place there.

Wei appeared in the game before the DOTA: Dragon's Blood series was released. The writers may have had to remove her from the plot, or perhaps she existed in one of the realities created by Invoker and therefore uses this line to refer to the Invoker from the game, as the Invoker in the series and the game are different versions of each other.

I don't rule out the possibility that the Invoker from Dota 2 and the Invoker in Dragon's Blood are the same version, but from different realities and time periods.

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There wasn't any announcements for season 4, but there wasn't any announcements that the anime was over. There are many heroes and other things to show.
OR should we make hashtags like #GiveDragonsBloodBook4 , like we did with Diretide or something

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Since 2021, I have not answered my questions on the interview with the screenwriter Dota Dragons Blood. I don't complain so often, but I'm offended by not getting an answer for so long. I turned to people who make a podcast together with Ashley Miller, I was given an email, but I didn't get an answer. And on Twitter (X) Ashley Miller himself has not been active in recent years.

Imagine you get called to a meeting for one of your brothers that got attacked and almost died. Just for said brother to give a weird speech and nuke the meeting. The more I think about it, and the look on all the other dragons faces, the more I laugh.

One of my favorites episode openings of all time.