Gave Him A Wizard Hat

gave him a wizard hat

upd I'm too lazy to fix it and don't really like the piece but in case you want to ask wtf is this caption look at the book's title closely yeah end upd

This is such a cute headcanon I started drawing it as soon as I got home

Also her red robe reminded me of goodwyn's, so I drew her in those too lol

Cedlock as uncles, Headcanon

(This post is entirely a rambling of mine about my little imaginary Cedric and Greykock being a couple, so if you don't care about the ship, skip the post.)

Alright, I have a series of headcanons about the family dynamic of Calista, Cordelia, and Cedric if Cedric and Greylock were a couple (meaning both would be Calista's uncles). What do you call that? Ship-headcanon? Even though the ship isn’t, unfortunately, real?

For this, imagine that at some point after the end of the series, Greylock and Cedric meet again, resolve their issues (and all that complicated matter with the Order of the Wand and Rudistan), and become a couple.

Greylock eventually moves in with Cedric in Enchancia because, well, he wants to be with him. They become a little family along with their nieces: Calista and Sofia (Sofia declared herself as their adoptive niece and didn’t take no for an answer).

When Calista is visiting the castle, Greylock and Cedric play with her, and, secretly from Cedric, Greylock teaches Calista some spells for pranks.

Quickly, Calista develops a taste for pranks like her uncle (harmless ones, of course), which gets on Cedric’s nerves.

When Calista enters her teenage years, she starts to have a slight conflict with her personal style because she finds that, unlike what Cordelia would prefer, she doesn’t really like the dresses and elaborate headpieces she is expected to wear.

Cordelia doesn’t insist on changing her mind because she understands, somewhat reluctantly, that Calista doesn’t share her love for fashion. However, she notices that Calista feels a bit insecure about the matter, so she asks her uncles to talk to her.

Cedric tells Calista that it’s okay if she wants to wear something simpler along with her wizard robe. Greylock, supporting Cedric, advises Calista to wear whatever makes her feel comfortable and like herself, without worrying if it might be a bit unconventional. (Greylock uses himself as an example, who, now free from King Magnus’s control, has started dressing even more, in Cedric’s opinion, extravagantly).

Calista feels better and starts exploring what makes her feel comfortable until she develops her own style, which is a curious mix of her uncles’ and mother’s styles: a red wizard robe, a shirt and bow tie with a sort of vest over it, along with a simple skirt with a belt at the waist like Cordelia's. Her hair is half-styled and messy like Greylock’s, and she wears large star-shaped earrings like her mother. Additionally, Calista loves to wear the hat that Merlin gave her.

Quick and messy reference of my cedlock fankid for @mushroomsie224

Might make an actual ref sheet for her later

a concept in the sofia the first fandom that i find lowkey terrifying is the entire idea of sorcerers. now this might be addressed in season four, as i am only on season three, but to me, it seems like every sorcerer we've met so far is extremely powerful. with a wave of a wand, they can do absolutely anything.

i never quite understood why cedric wanted the amulet so badly because the way i see it, he's already powerful enough to take over the kingdom. the only reasoning i can think of is that cedric wants the amulet so that nobody has the power to stop him, though this is actively disproved in the episode when he gets the amulet and tries to extract its power. that episode just doesn't make sense to me because i feel like half of the things cedric got from the amulet are things he can already do as a sorcerer. but that's a bit of a tangent beside the point.

the real thing i'm wondering about is this: how do kingdoms ensure that sorcerers do not have too much power? like, i feel like it would be a valid concern for most of these kingdoms with mega-powerful sorcerers to try and suppress the abilities of their sorcerers so that they can't try and take over the kingdom or endanger the people. but there doesn't seem to be any sort of acknowledgement of that.

i think in the context of the universe, it would make so much sense if there was some sort of magic suppressant for sorcerers that they have to have once they reach a certain level of magical ability. maybe not in every kingdom, but i could definitely see it being a thing in a kingdom like enchancia, which is sort of traditional.

not only does this have some crazy angst potential, but i also think that something like that would make the story make so much more sense. is there something i'm forgetting or not considering?

All credit to @mattcattsblog

I had an idea and I uh.