#Bren does Dragon Age
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Oh no, he's hot. 😣
Do I switch from Harding to Lucanis? Or do I wait and romance him next time????
WAT DO???
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Viago's little sister, Sofia de Riva. Adopted by his mom when she was a toddler, taken to the Circle when she was five, and he brought her home to the Crows when the Circle fell. 23 years old, has a bit of a superiority complex, should be at the club instead of dealing with this Solas nonsense.
so, I want to draw more on holidays and I thought, why not to draw people's Rooks?
You can reblog with a screenshot or drawing of your Crow!Rook. For now I want to draw only Crow!Rooks. (Maybe I'll draw Rooks from other fractions later, who knows)
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DA Review Series: Hard in Hightown
<<< Previous Review: DA2 Character Stories
It's been a minute, but I'm back to talk about more Dragon Age Media Tie-Ins!
Title: Hard in Hightown Author: Varric Tethras (with Mary Kirby) Year Published: 2019 In-World Year: 9:33 Dragon Verdict: I mean, it's Varric doing what he does best — telling stories. At only 72 pages, why wouldn't you read it??
Hard in Hightown is a noir murder mystery set in Kirkwall. It follows Donnen Bren— look, I'm going to be honest, I can't remember character names because they're all just DA2 characters with the serial numbers filed off. Varric populated his most popular serial with his friends and I absolutely love him for it.
The main character Donnen is obviously guardsman Donnic, but with some Varric flare thrown in. Carver is the rookie Donnen's been saddled with. Merrill, Fenris, Isabela, Aveline, and Hawke all make appearances.
As do The Executors. Which is the one thing that REALLY caught my attention beyond all this fun whodunnit nonsense. When do we first learn about Those Across the Sea? If I'm not mistaken, THIS book is the first time.
Of course, there are chapters of Hard in Hightown spread all over Inquisition, and the Executors are included in a war table mission, "Unmask Those Across the Sea" but... Why is the first time we learn of them in a work of fiction?
And how does Varric know about them?
Sure, they're dismissed as a sort of myth or legend, and aren't ACTUALLY in the story, but still. That's weird, right?
Anyway, other than the Executors, there isn't any lore here. It's just Varric writing "Friend fiction" as Bela would say. But what I loved most about it is that it FEELS like Varric. It SOUNDS like Varric. He even breaks the fourth wall and bungles his own 3rd person POV because he didn't want to research boats, which made me cackle (big mood, Varric).
So, hat's off to Mary Kirby. Her brilliance really shines through on this one when you stop to think about it. She's writing Varric writing Donnen and it's absolutely stunning work.
And it's just plain fun!
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Zel
I have so much to tell you, oh link. Im home. She says smiling to him.
His eyebrows lift, his arms extend to her and she comes in for the hug. He hugs her tight, as if she could go forsake him once more. She lays her head on his chest and hears his heart rest. His breathing slowed and he sighs out some last form of relief. “You did well link” she said slightly muffled in the comfort of the hug.
He kisses her head, cushioned by her blonde hair. Their arms falter, zelda looks back into his eyes slightly flustered. “Oh-“.
Link’s neutral face is no longer contorted in the form of pressure. His blue eyes are as free as the sky he had once bathed in. His expression seems to speaks a million words as he is standing before her smiling radiantly. He is finally at peace.
Link bows and turns around. “L-link?”
He walks at a slow, fatigued pace. ”Where are you going?!” she says catching up with him.
He bobs his head towards Purah, the sages and the rest of the people. He mouths go, and continues to lift his lips into a smile. “But ur unwell and-“. He takes the Purah pad, presses the teleport button to Akkala and returns the pad to her hands. He smiles broadly once more and disappears into the blue threads.
Link had arrived at his house, he drops every piece of weaponry into the stash. Throws his item stash in a random room. He falters onto his bed, with a satisfied look on his face. He was in complete bliss. Turning the blue sky and sea into the tiniest dot, as his eyelids dwindle to a close.
All he needed was a slumber, the sizzling pain, the burning and bleeding on his body, it will cease in due time. But now all he needs is to be gone.
Zelda had spent time with the sages, with Purah. And a-lot of the people that aided in the ending of this calamity. She was happy, the life around her was bustling and the lively atmosphere had made her reminiscent of ages past. Thankfully Purah was a very attentive lending ear, as she was fascinated by the world of ages past. But zelda’s fascination had still been lying with link. To see him smile, genuinely. As if the deities had lifted all that had been put onto him, and shined their brilliant light onto his smile.
He deserves his rest, but that does not mean he is free from his wounds. She was reminded of that when the sages and people around her spoke of his heroic actions. The fight he put up with the demon king, the keeper of the sacred stone in the depths of death mountain and the zora palace. Defending gerudo town and kara kara bazaar from hordes of gibdo’s and their queen. An titan of ice and tornadoes. And not to mention the enemies and monster hordes he faced outside of these events. And most of them, alone. Her heart ached for his story. Not once but twice in the same lifetime has he had to put up with so much.
Link woke up, his dreams were of none but nightmares. He saw the pain and suffering all over again, how zelda’s tears had bren laid down the
//theory
But what about the eld ass hero? Like those ember things in ss, its the same as the secret stones!
How about the temple of sky in this game?
//dragon tear
He realized, he looked up into the sky, his eyes as wide as hers, he put it toghether one and one. His face crumpled up into fear of her being, sadness for her state and how scared she was. Ashamed he couldn’t safe her.
Tears fell down his cheeks. A loud roar ommited above him, the cirle he stood upon was akkala’s known spiral yet in this case the mysterious dragon had shown its true identity. Zelda. She lost her self.
Once the dragon passed by links expression faded,
he is seen from afar sinisterly as memories flood by of the centuries she had to endure, completely alone. All because of him, “Ganon Dorf..”
and soon his expression turns into pure anger and rage, link sets off fast, and starts sprinting up the hill as fast as he can, his head is just booming with her name zelda zelda zelda.
He runs by the akkala spring tower, and enters, pushing away the dude, and rushing the pad as he stands and flies up, with an determined look upon his face.
His height becomes him. He flies as high as she had set, and he came eye to eye with her dragon form.
“Return to me” he said… eyes narrowed in a pitiful yet lips begging manner as his eyebrows scrunched,
His eyebrows lifted up whence he saw a light, as he climbed upon her, he found himself eye to eye with the master sword..
He pulls, but it looks like it hurts her so he loosens and falls off her. As he falls, he just looks up, fazing ideas of impa, deku tree, the skyward sword temple. and said with narrowed eyes, “ill find a way”. As he turns his body and dives head first.
Bonus: Kept looking at her flying away, but i couldn’t just stand there and ran after her, my lil sister rooting me on to take the sky route so we did, and kept going at it till we could reach her and let me tell you it took a while.
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Pingo adopts pokemon protags tidbits ig? Idk it's still a new concept but I'm gonna share anyway :D we already went over Red so I'll just discuss the kids
Crystal: the oldest of the kids, with about half of her memories but they're mostly little things. Most of them are fuzzy, and have to do with her getting some raven-haired guy around her age out of trouble. Evan? Easton? She doesn't remember. She's the frazzled older sister of the group and does her best to help Ingo keep everyone in line. They really like to mess with her, though--maybe if she didn't have as huge reactions as she does, they wouldn't find it as fun. She has an interest in pokeball crafting and catching pokemon!
Bren: Actually named Brendan, but has absolutely no idea. The worst amnesia of the group, pretty much everything's just Gone. He's genuinely really sweet, if a little airheaded. He likes making things, especially clothes, and when he's not with the rest of the group he's most likely with Anthe in her shop... Or wandering around, lost! He's the most likely to accept a dare just to see if he can, whether it's trying to sneak through a dangerous area or eating something random off the ground.
Akari would count as the Sinnoh protag, but you could definitely throw Barry here if you wanted!!
Hilda: About 80% amnesia, she remembers bits and pieces, but most of it's really recent. She very vaguely remembers Ingo, and barely recalls enough to confirm that his mysterious man in white does indeed exist. Her big interest is exploring, usually with Bren and Nate. She's particularly interested in finding a Zorua, because the tales of them being malicious just... Don't sound right to her, for some reason. She probably has a Zoroark mask too! And she's closest with Nate for some reason she can't quite put her finger on(they're cousins but neither remembers that). Oh, and it's probably unreasonable but I think it'd be hilarious if she was the only person with a pokemon but it was straight-up just Reshiram and she vaguely remembers being able to talk to it but can't anymore(amnesia messed with the bond between Hero and Dragon. Or something, idk)
Nate: Near total amnesia and is pretty quiet. Ingo and Hilda are vaguely familiar to him. He's almost always with one of them and is easily the braincell of the "wander off and see what we find" trio of himself, Hilda, and Bren. He really likes to battle, particularly in 2v2s(multi battles), and also seems to have a knack for basic medical stuff. I think he'd also get along with Iscan and Basculegion, and I want to give him a Hisuian Basculin so I guess he has one of those now
I think I'll stop here for now djdjfj, I might send in more rambles about my ideas for the other protags at some point but I gotta eat lmao, hope you enjoy and sorry it was so long shdhdnd



YES OP!! LOVE THESE!! (And absolutely throw Barry in here!!)
Crystal being one of the oldest to help out is a great idea; but because she’s still a kid herself I could see all the other kids messing with her a lot as you said haha
Also love the idea of Hilda, one of the BW protags, being very close to Nate, one of the BW2 protags as a cousin! Very nice!!
And Elio and Gloria hanging together despite being from different regions, because they’re both gremlins haha I love that.
GREAT THOUGHTS OP!! Love how much you fleshed out all of the characters, they feel very rounded out and distinct!! I’d absolutely love to hear more from you!! These are great!!! :D please send more if you have more!!
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Things I would like to write for someday:
MDZS - I do have a bunny - The Adventures of Murder Mom and Love Freak Sectmaster Dad, just energy is the issue.
Baccano - Such a delightfully crazy cast! I need to get caught up on the novels.
Diana Wynne Jones - Howl’s Moving Castle is the obvious choice, but I really like this one short story, Carol Oneir’s Hundredth Dream. It kind of ends on a note of ‘when she grows up she’s going to be amazing’ and I kind of want an in-universe interview about the long-awaited release of her Hundredth Dream, and how does the former blockbuster creator feel about her new work not becoming a massive hit the way her childhood work did, but Carol basically *dons shades* and is too rich to care about mass market appeal anymore.
CJ Cherryh’s Foreigner series - I was delighted to find there is fic for it! But I have a ‘verse where Bren was in the same generation as the paidhi he replaced instead, and was in court when a young Ilisidi made her trek over the mountains and Jase ends up meeting this Cool Old Guy Bren who is just not fazed anymore because long association with Ilisidi overloaded all his brain’s adrenaline receptors decades ago. So Tabini’s delight at a paidhi who is his age gets targeted at Jase, who is not the velvet glove to his admired-but-terrifying grandmother’s iron fist. (Ilisidi runs over idiots on her mecheita and then Bren provides tea and sympathy)
Dragon Quest IV - Alena showing up places in search of a fight and soloing the final bosses of various game franchises while Kyril follows her around offering apologies and seeming like a wimp until someone discovers he’s gotten *much better* at the instant death magic (courtesy of one of the spin-off games). Now-Queen Alena has been able to abolish taxation in her country and fund impressive public works programs by selling the loot from her hobby of kicking the shit out of ultimate evils, and they have a public health service that dispenses all the late-game healing items Alena doesn’t need. She also teaches martial arts classes to the various kidnapped princesses she’s run into.
Lunar: Eternal Blue - Remains the best-done romance in a video game I’ve seen to this day. On the Grand List of JRPG Cliches, it’s the namer for a trope... that it actually subverts?
Petshop of Horrors - I am so pissed that Tokyopop replaced the line with Leon revealing that he’d known what was up for ages with something random. I’m not pleased with the epilogue and did the sequel series ever stop being filler?
Koori no Mamono no Monogatari - So good and I should re-read.
Archdemon’s Dilemma - I raved about this relatively recently.
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Meet Brakkod... also known as Bren Ward, the “ youngest ” ever appointed knight at Raven Ridge Castle in northern England, around 1350 AD. In appearances, he is only around 20~ years of age. In actuality, he’s nearing 200. Still extremely young by his kind’s standards, hence his very young appearance when taking a human form. He is sworn to serve and protect the king, his queen, and the subjects of Raven Ridge.
He rarely serves around the castle, itself, instead preferring to volunteer for patrols along the border, ensuring that travelers are safe and no ne'er do wells enter the lands under his watch. And that’s so much easier to do from the sky, of course. He always requests that he be allowed to patrol alone... a request which is ( albeit reluctantly ) granted by those he sworn to. After all, there are talks of DRAGON sightings along the Western borders. Little do they know... but, those at the castle have grown quite accustomed to his horse returning without a rider. And him suddenly showing up at the front gates, hungry and giving the explanation that his horse was spooked and left him behind. He is often teased for this. But, he doesn’t mind much. He takes his appointment very seriously and, if that means enduring the long flights, the solitude, and the walks back to the castle, he’s more than willing to put up with them.
random facts:
Bren is mostly silent, preferring not to speak more than a few words at a time. This is because his voice does no sound quite... right. Too low, too gravelly, too gruff to match the appearance he takes on to live among the humans. It tends to raise questions, so he just communicates through non-verbal means most of the time. When he DOES speak, he tends to limit himself to one or two word responses.
In his human shape, Bren stands about 5′11. In his true shape, he is about 10 ft tall to his shoulders, and close to 35 ft long from the tip of his nose to the very end of his tail.
He always has a sword on him when appearing as a human. He doesn’t like spilling blood, but he WILL if he deems it necessary. The same goes for when he’s in a dragon form. He prefers to just scare troublemakers off, as opposed to hurting them too seriously. Although, he’s not remorseful if his hand is forced.
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WIP Wednesday
I was tagged by @becausedragonage and I figure since I have access to some of my old WIPs, I'll pull one of those to use here. This story technically goes into Leliana's vision in Lothering, and it has two different settings--one when she's experiencing the visions, and another when she's just awake as usual. It's meant to take place over the week between the betrayal at Ostagar and Elissa, Alistair, and Morrigan arriving in Lothering; the excerpt below is the first day and is while Leliana is leaving food out for Sten.
“Basra, what is your role?” Leliana was already resealing her bag to leave when he spoke, and she jumped at the sound of his voice. “I’m sorry, I do not understand. What do you mean by my role?” “You gave your name the first day you came, but you never gave your role. You dress as one of the basra-tamassran, priestess in your language, but I do not see you performing the duties of one.” “I-” taken aback by the question, Leliana paused before answering. Only Mother Dorothea had known who and what she had once been, and she had long since returned to Orlais. One simply did not ask such questions of those who came to the chantry for refuge. “I am an affirmed sister of the Chantry, but I am not a priestess.” “Are you training to become tamassran?” Thinking about this, Leliana sat in the grass near the cage; the giant mimicked this motion and began to collect the bundles she had set out for him. “I have considered taking my vows,” she began, “but the time is not right. I came to the Chantry to find peace from the life I once lived, and I do not feel it proper to dedicate myself to the Maker in such a way until I know that life will not return to find me.” The giant nodded. “To become tamassran is noble, even if not of the Qun, but one’s role is determined for them; it cannot be chosen. When your true role becomes clear, then you will know peace.” “What about you?” she asked suddenly. “You’ve never spoken before. What is your name?” He studied her for several long moments before answering. “Sten.” “Just ‘Sten’?” “Yes.” “Well that’s… abrupt,” she frowned at his response. “You asked a direct question, which I answered. I do not see the problem.”
Other than the Ria/Seb story I always say I want to finish, this is the abandoned file I'm most interested in picking up again. If I could/can pull it off, the way the visions would reflect the real world would end up super cool.
Unfortunately, I have no idea who to tag. @pixiedurango & @rookinthecrownest maybe?
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My Fantasy Pantheon
I’ve been really interested in fantasy religions and gods, so I thought I’d create my own! Worshippers may pray to them all together, or on certain occasions.
The Dreamer: The mysterious creator of the world. Said to hail from another world, he was the one who first formed the Dreamscape and filed it with life. Ever since the Great War, the hero has disappeared from view, and left it in the hands of the gods.
Char: The King of Shadows; The Night-holder; Char was once considered to be one of the most powerful and evil beings in the cosmos. He ravaged the Dreamscape with his legions of monsters for ages. However, he was soon defeated by the likes of the Dreamer in the Great War of Fantasy. Seeing that he could no longer continue with his conquest, he plead with the other gods to not destroy his people. He gave up most of his power in exchange for the orcs, ogres, goblins, dragons, witches, and malevolent machines being guaranteed a chance at redemption. Now, he leads an organized corporation of villains to prevent the people of the Dreamscape from fighting amongst themselves.
Leordiel: Followers of Leordiel are the most studious worshippers, always seeking knowledge and enlightenment. Shrines and churches dedicated to Leordiel usually incorporate large windows and skylights. During the Festival of the Sun, pilgrims make their way to the largest cathedral to watch the sun reach its zenith.
Maren: Most ceremonies take place at night. Full and new moons are considered holy days. The texts mostly consist of lists of proverbs to live by. It is said that she was the first to accept Char’s surrender for the salvation of his creations.
Sulas: Those who follow Sulas are the peacemakers of the world. If anyone is troubled by worry or stress, they will usually seek out her clergy for a form of comforting therapy.
Yogla: For the followers of Yogla, any scar, bruise, or wound is seen as admirable, rather than unsightly or shameful. To them, these scars are badges of honor and commemorate their survival. This does not stop at battle wounds, however, for life to the church is seen as a constant struggle which all must persevere through. Many of his followers serve as guards of the young and the weak.
Bren: Much like Maren’s followers, the church of Bren possesses a code of conduct for their lives. However, this list is more similar to a law book which outlines various processes and procedures for the people to follow. Justice is an important aspect to the church, but vengeance is frowned upon as the people believe that Bren will one day set all things right and equal.
Merrick: Worship of Merrick carries with it a heavy task: those who are rich should be the most charitable and caring for the poor. Every bounty, whether of gold, crops, or livestock, must be responded to with giving or service as a way of thanking her “...lest she not be so generous with her wealth in the coming days.”
N’kon: Followers of N’kon consist mostly of artists and musicians. Creative expression is a highly-regarded act within the faith. This is because it is seen as something that is beyond the natural order and therefore is considered “set apart” from the rest of the world. The churches and shrines to him are known as some of the most beautiful and ornate works, with large murals, detailed sculptures, and personalized tools of worship.
Ana: Ana is like a two-sided coin: her faith promotes love and joy, but she is also one of the most long-suffering beings in the world. Her gift to the world was a vow to Bren to walk the world in spirit once a year to witness the grief-stricken and abandoned in return for withholding purging the world of all sapient life in order to extinguish evil. Followers of Ana usually remain single for life and choose rather to form relationships with everyone around them. According to the faith’s teachings, every heart is like a cup, those which overflow should pour themselves into those at their dregs.
Istit: Much like Merick, Istit promotes something which brings people happiness, but strongly opposes selfishness. Gluttony and isolation are looked down upon in the faith and parties are viewed as open communal events. Most celebrations of any faith are organized by his followers who will go to any length to make the event as enjoyable as possible.
Caelet: Caelet’s followers are strongly tied to strategic and logical thinking. Most of them that serve military rolls are commanders rather than soldiers, preferring to plan methods of attack rather than serve on the front lines. Many of her followers also serve governmental or municipal roles and are prized for their straightforward thinking.
Thame: There are three main things Thame is known for. The first is fire, which is representative of repentance and positive change. Second, Thame is known for blessing bonds. This includes marriages and mutual alliances. Finally, his clergy are known for the creation of new inventions and utilitarian crafts, which they seek to preserve the original models of.
Cana: As the patron and creator of waters, Cana is a large proponent of the virtues of hope and change, similar to how a river always finds its way back to the ocean. As such, her followers always strive to enact positive change in the lives of others and the world and are known to keep up hope in even the most dire of circumstances. They also have a very “go with the flow” attitude towards life.
Eede: There are not many buildings in which Edde is worshipped, but there are multiple shrines scattered about the forest. Many of Eede’s worshippers strive to protect all life and replenish whatever they take away from the earth. A peculiar sort of affliction has been noticed in those who follow Eede. This occurs whenever they have been away from any abundance of plant or animal life, which leads to them feeling sluggish, frustrated, and sorrowful. The only known way for them to mitigate this is by entering the wilderness for some time or by taking care of an animal companion. Those who live in the cities will often construct communal greenhouses and parklands to keep her close to them.
Neus: There is a bit of a stereotype surrounding the clergy of Neus. They are often seen as grim and distant. This is a bit of a misconception. The followers of Neus act the way that they do because they are the ones most aware of their fate and mortality and as such, desire that everyone always have his or her affairs in order in case of their death.
The Triunity: These are three deities that are often worshipped in tandem, and as such, their followers have separated themselves from the rest of the religious population. Lo’tak, Ethu’ulm, and Path-K’than are the genderless gods of logic, law, and emotion, respectively. The Triune Church is the most organized and hierarchical, having three separate houses for scientists, civil servants, and philosophers. The Triunity is often viewed a apart from the other gods, which has caused some conflict in the past. However, after Char’s Plea, the different denominations have been commanded to live at peace with one another.
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My latest blog post from the cosy dragon: Review: Bren MacDibble – The Dog Runner
The Dog Runner Bren MacDibble
Ella and Emery have a long way to go to get to Christmas’s place. Armed with their five big doggos and a dry-land dogsled they must head away through rough terrain to reach the relative safety and food of Emery’s mum’s place – but will their other parents ever catch up?
This is another wonderful, thought provoking novel from Bren MacDibble. Her first novel, How to Bee, examined how a world without bees would survive. This novel takes this a step further, envisioning a future where grasses and grains have been lost to a deadly fungus. This novel is probably another candidate for a upper primary school reader novel and thought-provoker.
The story slips out in nibbles, teasing the reader along even as Ella and Emery make it further and further away from the city. I was occasionally irritated by the way Ella ‘spoke’, but the action kept me reading. The way this is written, Ella could be a boy or a girl, and I think that makes it easier for any reader to empathize and truly consider her circumstances. This is a really possible future for Australia and the world – we are so reliant on grains for basic food and feeding livestock. Have we learnt nothing from the Irish Great Famine?
If this novel does nothing else, hopefully you enjoy the fast paced travel and fraught hideaways of Ella and Emery. They are brave kids, and I think the novel is really realistic in the way Ella reacts to the world falling apart around her. If Ella had been ok with eating dead humans all of a sudden, I would have been really concerned!
I’m giving this 4 stars, and I am looking forward to when I have a younger reader in this age bracket to read and review it with me.
Allen & Unwin | 4th February 2019 | AU$16.99 | paperback
from http://bit.ly/2t18mfT
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How is my mage and her orb one-shotting darkspawn that are taking Taash two and three hits to kill?
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@runawaydragons here's what came up on that picrew when I opened it up earlier lol
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Man, tricking Solas feels good. I'm having trouble tho, cause I want this to be my canon "way of handling him" but appealing to reason is way more Kaela's style. I'll have to see how it goes when I eventually play her again.
Now tho, I'm supposed to pick up Jaesa in BG3. I... Really don't want to, tho. I like her, and the other characters, and combat. But the whole interface is just... I hate it so much. If I were on PC, I have a feeling it'd be entirely different but I'm not on PC, I'm on console. And I hate the interface here.
#Bren does dragon age#sofia de riva#kaela mercar#Bren does bg3#kind of#would rather not#even just watching brian play gets on my nerves#tho that's true for most things he plays so idk
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I think I'll play Jaesa (Tav) instead of Sofia (non-canon Rook) today, provided Brian will be completely occupied by something else. If he's going to be Present tho I can't play BG3, because I don't want him seeing any plot before he can play it himself. Altho if he IS Present, he'll probably be playing EDF or something with the guys. Idk, or maybe I can get him to start his own Tav.
...I should probably start working on named for him, just in case. Idk what he's planning to play at all, tho.
Edit: it sounds like he's going to be on tabletop simulator playing that star wars card game with one of the guys, so I can play anything I want as long as I use the headset. Which, I already use anyway when he's doing anything on the computer, because with his own headset he gets LOUD and I can't hear a damned thing on my own games.
Edit 2: I asked what kind of character he was planning to play, and he said a "probably human" archer. What class would be best for that? Cause he HAS played 5e but still neither of us are really familiar with d&d classes. At least knowing he'll play (probably) human means I know what to stick in the name generator for him, to keep him just just using the name "Tav". (I'm sad as usual tho, that he won't customize his Tav and will just take a preset, but the presets I saw yesterday seemed okay so it'll probably be alright.)
#bren games#bren does dragon age#bren does bg3#i guess if he's on edf I'll read more Tevinter Nights?#and/or nap#i read a bunch of fic last night & don't think anything is updated yet
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Everyone, welcome Kaela Mercar to the Battle of the OCs!
Don't worry, she's more of a threat to herself than anyone else!
(art via @chenria, @starsandskies, and @luinquesse)
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Okay, so do I do plot, or make characters I might never play?
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