Elder Magnets

for all the elder emos

Elder Emo Club

it wasn't a phase

Elder Emo Club

Perfect light armour for your typical modern gamer.

An Elder Thing from Lovecraft's At the Mountains of Madness depicted in flying/swimming mode. The star-shape surrounding it is made of marine and prehistoric creatures including anomalocaris, trilobites, comb jellies, jellyfish, ediacarans and more.

Elder Emo / Black Drippy Heart

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Makers of fine wands fit for any witch or wizard

Elder Scrolls Talos

Elder Emo for emo kids who aren't kids anymore.

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Were bands like My Chemical Romance, Say Anything, and Dashboard Confessional the soundtrack to your youth? Did you scream along to all the lyrics at shows decked out in accessories from Hot Topic? You're probably an elder emo. We might have grown up, but our inner emo kids are still going strong so this one is for you.

The Cthulhu Cocktail Lounge Featuring Miss Katonic red Hook Brooklyn And the sounds of the Great Old Ones big Band

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The common Skyrim Town Guard comes with the obligatory arrow to the knee.

Painted by me in IbispaintX.

EMO till I die

Do come back.

Digital art of the Elder Wand from the Harry Potter series!

"And, once more, I prove Commander Maro the fool. I told him you can't stop the Dark Brotherhood. Never could." ―Emperor Titus Mede

Sierra wanted me to make a stupid fucking shirt for her stupid fucking cat rusty. I fucking hate this cat. I hope it eats poison and dies.

Elder Band // Vintage Fanart Tribute. This design also available in t-shirt and other merchandise.

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Elder Scrolls Online Warden

"I Used To Be An Adventurer Like You, Then I Took An Arrow In The Knee" ...

A happy Mother with her children :D

When We Were Young Festival Shirt 2023 for guys annual trip

Respect Your Local Elder Emo

For centuries Dagoth Ur has been waiting for his moment singing and dancing.

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Elder Emo - Emo is a rock music genre characterized by emotional, often confessional lyrics. It emerged as a style of post-hardcore and hardcore punk from the mid-1980s Washington D.C. hardcore punk scene, where it was known as emotional hardcore or emocore and pioneered by bands such as Rites of Spring and Embrace