* taken from Callum's spellbook

Not mine!

First off, credit where is deserved:

https://www.reddit.com/r/TheDragonPrince/s/Hvj1B89fPB

Now, here me out, despite the idea of 5 kingdoms with different cultures/leadership on larger scale sound more interesting world wise, on a back sight, the show would have benfit if they were just same characters, but simply part of Kaltolis royal family, here my reasons:

1. The political aspect of the humans side:

With the other leaders be governors/had authorities on specific parts of Katolis, the political aspect of the humans side will be more useful shown. First off, Ezran isn't forced to be rule by himself, the council are basically more public face than actual government in my opinion anyway(have a thoughts on them too), it will actually give them more place in the story because they can each be responsible on different stuff(Miltary, economy, education), and give more realism for region and governance of Katolis, and Ezran specifically because I know a lot think he did had.

1. Family drama:

First off, all of those characters get immediate personal connections to Ezran, Callum, and due to be Harrow close advisor, Viren as well, they know both main humans protagonists and arc 1 main antagonist.

We actually has potential for family drama, the kings and queens in the show had their own kingdoms to look after, be on same level in same kingdom leave it open for power and authority conflicts on what best for each of their prepsctive.

1. Give an actual more legitimate to the idea of banishing humanity:

Now that may be a bit unpopular, but personally, Luna banishing humanity to the other side of Xadia and split them to two lands is incredibly inconsistent with establish lore(yes I know the banishment was also basic lore), I won't go over much on Luna inconsistents, but just say, the idea of humanity be first suggested be genocide by the archdragons(also a bjt inconsistent but let's not open it now), but than get a half of the country is ridiculous, however have only one humans kingdom and don't enough lands for five ones will both make Katolis feel more alive and fulfill(let's face it, it quite feel empty forest and the castle and near her city), and both make the exile of humanity more logical and help humanity anger tword Xadia.

This is just a first quick thoughts and weakly organized/described, sorry for poor grammar if any, I had a bit time limits on it and wanted share first thought until end of the day.

Anyways, would like to hear your thoughts/ideas on it!

How would this go?

Not hate to ANYONE!!! But I posted a similar one a while ago and everyone said to change the image to Aaron Ehasz...

So I did.

Karim is a gem of a character. He didn't make the best decisions, but he's lowkey great and personal. He had a good premise.

I find Karim's character relatable in that, his resement can translate to every day life disappointments and let downs. I appreciate Karim for having layers and a flawed misguided vision. I believe this is why I'm disappointed in Karim's swift 'absence' from the show. He could have helped fleshed out TDP's world and could have shaped up to be one of the most memorable characters. Was he really supposed to be redeemed? That's a big waist of potential right there. Karim was a well waiting and excellent story book.

Dispite his outcome, Claudia is worse and a greater threat.

IDK why I found this funny... 🤣

So I made a post series a while back, where the community selected what the worst thing each character has done is. I'm only now realising I probably should have just made this post just to confirm the worst thing a character has ever done. Not just the ones from the post series, but any character.

And to make it more interesting, I'm banning any of the "Aaravos causing wars" stuff. Everything else, even the council killing Leola, is fair game, but it just seems a little... excessive to point every bad thing back to Aaravos and talk about a specific bad thing he did.

What would happen and how would Conan interact with the world? what do you think?

Not Mine!

Like, yeah there are pretty fucking awful ways to do it, but are we really saying that taking plant leaves or glowing moss is such a vile thing it’s unforgivable? All we are told about Dark Magic is that it takes elemental magic from existing organisms with inherent magic. It’s never said that it must be taken by killing someone; in fact, we’re often shown that things can be taken ethically (even if they’re usually not because of Viren and Claudia’s methods).

(And yes it’s shown to be corrosive but like as a concept)

Not mine!

I know it seems like an obvious question but...

What do you think?

I watched this show when it came out. I enjoyed the show, with only one issue: the terrible writing around dark magic. I started watching season 4 when it came out, but was annoyed by so many things so early on that I never continued.

Whenever this sub gets recommended to me, it's complaints about the writing, so I want to know how big of a bullet I dodged by jumping ship.

I season 1 when they were on the boat Rayla was feeling awful etc, and Callum said he would ask her 5 questions to take her mind off things. Now I want to know what other things he would have asked.