#Eilistraee devotee

[hawkogurl]

Wip of a certain extremely normal man

[inconsequentia]

Seriously though. Why can’t I, as a Drow follower of Eilistraee, proselytize to Nere about the Dark Maiden and the all good times we can have together dancing naked under the moonlight? It’s kinda MY JOB. Lmao.

I mean sure, we’d have to remind him first that going crawling back to Lolth or her devotees is very likely to end in death or worse for him, because he is um .. very optimistic (read: delusional) that things are going to go well for him with regards to all of his little “setbacks” … but he changes gods like underwear, surely not being murdered or drider’d is more appealing. I know he said he’s down to die for a cause but he still sure tries to bargain his way out of sticky situations�� so it’s not like he has no sense of self preservation.

Ffs I want him at least as a camp follower :( I find it very weird that if you spare him and convince him to run from the Absolute you just turn him loose into the world instead of keeping an eye on him. If you’re not gonna kill True Souls it makes more sense to keep them where you can watch ‘em and keep them shielded with the relic, yeah?

We could name our camp

Tav’s Home for Recovering True Souls

Or

Absolutists Anonymous.

Just let me hold the big, testy drow caster with the delightfully cracking voice, Larian, I swear to god. The knock-out feature honestly could have made for some great shit, too. Too bad it was slept on as an actual mechanic.

[saberwitch]

here we go again

Xyllrae*, devotee of Eilistraee, Sword Dancer, milf

*this name was adapted from a couple of options I pulled up in fantasynamegenerators.com which is a site I highly recommend

[its-sixxers]

Yaaay love to read your comments about BG3! And I'm so looking forward to any potential art you'll do for that game 😊 Can you tell us a bit about your Tav? How are they like and how do they deal with the mess they got themselves into? 😅

there will be art the moment i can get a bit of time to do it, my hands are ITCHING but the holidays b nuts qq

so here's the tav i've happily settled on and who feels correct:

This is all very much a WIP because I usually prefer to flesh out OCs after finishing the piece of media they belong to, so everything below is subject to change lol. Just hit the Underdark part of the game with her.

Not quite sure where the drow pantheon sits in BG3 lore but while she's got the red eyes she's a devotee of Eilistraee and still cares deeply for her people (if not the tyranny of Lolth) and spent her time pre-tadpole ferrying drow out of the Underdark and learned her ranger skills that way. She has two spider familiars/companions, the little guy looking like an overlarge jumping spider and the bigger one your classic dire spider fare.

I like playing her Neutral alignment wise, but with Wyll's influence is edging into Chaotic Good territory. She's very much a Good is Not Nice kind of lady - she doesn't have great people skills, is blunt and aggressive but will be the type to save the tiefling kid from Kagha and then tell the kid off for getting herself into trouble.

She initially gets on best with Lae'zel (appreciation for her drive and efficiency) and Karlach (who doesn't get on with Karlach, really) and as a rule of thumb will gravitate toward the outsider kind of archetype. Wyll's drive to do the right thing even if it's the hard thing piques her interest, and the way he deals with Mizora's curse on him is what REALLY draws her to him. As someone who is often judged by appearance she greatly respects his attitude toward the horns, and also deeply relates to his moments of melancholy regarding them. Astarion's the one who can consistently make her laugh in spite of her caution around him, Shadowheart she both pities and admires for her devotion to Shar despite her (in Tav's eyes) youth, and Gale is always in her adventuring party both for his knowledge/expertise and because he's a very needed chill balance for the group. So far, anyways. Weird that the guy who might explode is the most stable emotionally.

I also like to headcanon that she prefers to do the pursuing and while Lae'zel's approach with uh, physical intentions is appreciated it hits a little too close to Llolthsworn culture for Tav's sake. She also isn't much bothered by so many of the team having chronic secret-keeping since she also doesn't really talk about her time embroiled in Lloth worship.

Regarding the Tadpole situation, she's extremely averse to being under control of anything and refuses to use its control on others, valuing freedom to a high degree. She wants it out very badly, but her time in Menzoberranzan has taught her that there is always a bigger scheme at play and to act with surgical precision rather than with an axe in such matters.

Her dream party is Lae'zel, Wyll, and Gale (but in actual gameplay I change it up pretty often as mechanics require / depending on my mood lol)

[lorspolairepeluche]

The Darach grove's history is...a wild one. It's a fairly young grove, founded a little over a century ago by the man who is still its archdruid: Daieran Darach.

Daieran (wood elf druid, Circle of the Land, he/any), was about 250 and having something of a quarter- to mid-life crisis when he struck out from his home grove to sate his restlessness. He was (and still is) a deeply emotional person who falls in love easily. It became, in a way, his downfall, after he met his two companions: Riona Darach and Yazdiin.

Yazdiin (drow monk of Eilistraee, Way of Shadow, he/they) was once a follower of Vhaeraun. Born to surface drow who worshiped Vhaeraun, Yaz discovered that he preferred his god's twin sister and turned his back on the conflict and machinations of most drow. He could still be haughty and standoffish, of course, and it got him into many tiffs with both Daieran and Riona.

Riona Darach (half-elf barbarian/fighter, Wolf Heart, she/her) was the original carrier of the Darach name, and, for a time, its only carrier, thanks to the massacre of her family. (When she was trying to be flippant about it, she called it "a classic story," common among the culture she came from.) Despite her predilection toward rage, she was most often the peacemaker of the three of them.

The three of them adventured together for years, and despite their clashing personalities, found love with each other. They talked of settling down together, perhaps founding their own place: a grove for Daieran, a home for Riona, and a base from which Yazdiin could flit as it pleased him. During these daydreaming discussions, Yazdiin promised with a smile that he would always return.

An omniscient being would have made bets on whose past would bring the three of them ultimately down: Yazdiin's or Riona's. Yazdiin's won. Followers of Vhaeraun, determined to either bring defectors back into the fold or kill them, tracked Yaz down and gave him their ultimatum: return to Vhaeraun or bring the god's wrath down on him and his companions. Yazdiin, still a touch arrogant, refused, believing Vhaeraun could do nothing to a devotee of Eilistraee. Since Yazdiin's devotion to Eilistraee did indeed give him a measure of protection and Riona would have bitten off chunks of anyone who laid unwelcome hands on her, it was Daieran they targeted first.

The Vhaeraunites came for Daieran in the night, as Vhaeraunites do, and brought him before, of all people, Yazdiin's mother. Defiance won over fear, and Daieran declared that her son would never return to Vhaeraun, that he had something better than a promise whispered by a backstabbing, hateful god -- he had love, right here in the mortal realm. His mouth got him punished, and not only physically. Yazdiin's mother, with the power of her god, placed a curse on Daieran that wherever he found love, it would be taken from him. And she released him -- back to the son she hated and who Daieran loved.

Her curse came true when the Time of Troubles came -- and Vhaeraun saw his opportunity to take his revenge. With Eilistraee occupied guiding refugees to her temple, he hunted down Yazdiin, among other defectors, and killed him. Still, Yazdiin did not die in vain or in agony -- he and Riona and Daieran managed to wound Vhaeraun. The (former) god retreated, which allowed Yaz a little peace before he died -- a little time in which to tell Daieran and Riona he loved them, that he would have stayed, and to found that grove and raise their child there.

They did exactly that, growing the grove's first tree on Yaz's grave, and there they married, and there Riona gave birth to a grey-skinned baby.

Still, Daieran's curse remained, and Riona's own past caught up to her in the form of the Bhaalspawn crisis. She found out during their adventures that her family was slaughtered for Riona's own parentage -- that she was, like many others around her age, Bhaalspawn. Though she thought herself safe after her father's death during the Time of Troubles, her heritage doomed her. When her older child was ten (and her younger one with Daieran around seven), the armies of the Five found her and lay in wait for her to leave Darach grove and to murder her. And so Daieran lost a second love.

[alurlssrinbled]

|| OH and if you don't know about those verses... Underdark Neth is a noblewoman wizard(?) from House Melarn, masquerading as a devotee of Lolth. When she isn't being a typical female drow noble, she's going undercover to help drow escapees in service of Eilistraee. but she still grew up in menzoberranzan so she's.....not even close to as nice as neth can be.....

As for Durge.......blood mage that ends up going full bhaalspawn. not a pretty picture. evil neth 10000%.

[ignistigator]

hey perv, here’s the rest of your answers!

as prev stated, these are nsfw! enter (ha!) at your own risk

What’s their dirtiest fantasy they’ve never told anyone?

Mahtab does not hold anything back. She was a tad bit apprehensive to mention her breeding kink to her sapphic lover from Another Plane, as seen in this so-so smut, but honestly that’s the only thing she held back on. To her, sex is a depth of trust she does not take lightly even if it isn’t always romantic (initially.)

(cleric/galemancer cliches ahead)

Zilvurra loves to worship with her body. She’s a dancer, a devotee of Eilistraee, and an unbelievably horny woman in general. She doesn’t find much shame that her dirtiest fantasy involves making love - true, radiant, messy love - before an icon of her goddess. Even more so, in front of his. Like I’ve said, she’s possessive.

(ranger cliches ahead)

Badb wouldn’t necessarily ever ask this of their dear lover, but on multiple occasions they have dreamed of giving chase. As a hunter through and through, even in their sleeping state they imagine perusing their next meal, their trophy. When they are able to catch the elusive and cunning cleric and pin her to the forest floor, Shadowheart tests Badb’s grip with all of her strength before whispering a plea. “Claim me.”

Without fail, they wake Shadowheart teasingly comments about the sweet sounds they made sleeping despite the dreams’ ravenous nature. Then their previous prey makes some claims of her own.

Have they ever imagined someone they shouldn't be fantasizing about?

Dame Aylin is a literal angel, why wouldn’t Mahtab have a massive crush? It’s not like she actually wanted to act on it, not with her devotion to Lae’zel. But gods, wouldn’t it be something sacred for the assamir to take them both? She’s towering, radiant, violent, resplendent. Mahtab had a difficult time listening to her words in the Shadowfell, what with the way her gorgeous thighs looked upon the barbarian.

Zilvurra wouldn’t go so far as to say she detests Minthara, but she does imagine some hate-fucking might benefit them both. It’s not something she’s thought about in detail but sometimes when arguing with the formerly Lolth-sworn, she feels her body temperature increase in her groin as well as her head.

Badb is a giant, quiet yearner. At the druid’s grove with the tiefling refugees, they amassed no less than three crushes before leaving. So what if they wondered about the taste of Lakrissa’s shining lips, the softness of Nettie’s stomach, or how Zelvor’s skin might feel against their finger tips? Ugh, maybe they were more pent up than they realized.

Would they ever have sex in a semi-public place?

This is the kind of risk Badb is willing to take. They will get a look in their eye that turns Shadowheart’s knees weak and pull her into a secluded space where they can have a few moments together. Now it’s not usually a full out sex session but rather making out, dry humping, or - if they’d both really get into it - just a bit of fingering.

Mahtab has considered wearing more dresses for the sake of quick and easy access. Lae’zel isn’t exactly the type to let them be at each other’s will where anyway could see, Mahtab is her’s. But when she can be tempted it is a whole other beast of passion.

Do they get flustered easily?

Mahtab does not. When she wants something she is totally unabashed about it. She loves when Lae’zel showers her in viscerally sexual compliments even though they’re right next to their companions, she loves attention, and she is very secure. Nothing to be embarrassed about when you have a hammer.

It takes a lot for Badb to realized they’re being hit on but once they get it they are kind of a giddy idiot about it. They spent a lot of time finding excuses to be close to Shadowheart before they realized there didn’t need to be a reason at all besides wanting each other’s company. Even after years together, Badb will still blush at how much their wife loves them and shows it every day.

Zilvurra can be flustered internally, but she tries her very best to not let it show. Her best is not always good enough.

What’s their “I know I’m sexy” outfit?

Every outfit Mahtab has ever worn has been their “I know I’m sexy” outfit. They are incredibly hot and only wears what they know they can pull off, which luckily is nearly anything they adorn. From armor to camp clothes, she is going to look amazing.

Badb has found that wearing a simple tank top with pants that hug their bum makes Shadowheart positively buzz. They would wear it anyway, especially on hot summer days where they can really soak up the sunshine, but the fact their beloved likes it so much encourages them to return to it more often.

Zilvurra has this down to a science: A long shimmering deep maroon dress with jewelry detailing the moon and nocturnal creatures she so adores, paired with sturdy heels. This is a special occasion sort of outfit so she doesn’t exactly get to break it out often, but when she does she would go so far as to say she is aroused by her own image.

Have they ever had a threesome or group experience?

Technically speaking, Badb has qualified for an orgy. Sleeping with someone on adventures or hunting trips has turned to additional participants on more than a few occasions. And sometimes those add up quickly. They don’t prefer it to one-on-one but they have enjoyed it in the past. They would not be opposed if a partner were to request such an activity but they would not proposition it themselves.

Mahtab is not the type for it. She wants to do her very best work each time and that takes attention she is not willing to split between multiple partners. Besides, she’s sentimental regardless of her tough act and feels discarded seeing her partner with someone else.

Zilvurra has done it and wouldn’t again. Unless you count Gale’s conjured double, or doubles (triples? eh.)

What’s their favorite forbidden word, phrase, or name to whisper in bed?

Mahtab loves to be called Stag. Lae’zel began calling her such as a mockery of her connection to her beastial heart, but as soon as it left her lips Mahtab knew it was perfect. She doesn’t exactly want to hear it outside of a sexual context (a rough one at that,) much preferring “my joy” or her own name from Lae’zel’s voice. Her love only needs to say “Stag?” to let Mahtab know what kind of night she is in for.

The first time Gale called Zilvurra “priestess,” she was overcome with pride. It was barely an uttering the first time, like he was nervous to test the nickname, but it rang loud and clear through her mind. When the moniker leaves his throat she becomes tenderly dominant, using the opportunity to turn their lovemaking into right and proper prayer. How sweet of him to participate.

Badb loves to be reminded that Shadowheart is theirs, for keeps. “Claim me,” “mark me,” and “all mine” are some of the most beautiful things they can hear no matter the position they are in. Badb belongs to Shadowheart, and vice-vera.

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i know this is from days ago but omg i have so much to say for most of the questions so im gonna split it in two parts! be ready for more pervert content sometime presumably soon.

What’s their favorite body part—on themselves and others?

Badb doesn’t like to think too much about how they look. But they do understand their ass is toned and desirable. In particular, Shadowheart loves their hands.

On others, they are entranced by beautiful eyes and lips. They are also very fond of Shadowheart’s ears. (chomp)

Mahtab loves her own legs! And why shouldn’t she? they are so powerful, she can jump almost anywhere, and the reverb on those babies? oof. unmatched. the body is certainly -odying.

On others, she loves height. She wouldn’t be oppose to being the taller one in a relationship but she’s pretty short. Plus she finds it nice to be with someone who can see up there.

Zilvurra loves her eyes and her hair. Her eyes are unsettlingly orange, seemingly on the verge of sickly in terms of drow irises. She likes that they are bright and stick out against her skin-tone. I wrote a bit about Zilvurra’s hair here but in short she finds it fascinating how she is greying.

On Gale particularly, she likes his hands with all their calluses and scars as well as his shoulders and thighs that she can really sink her teeth into.

Are they the type to make the first move—or wait to be pursued?

Mahtab wants to be pursued, but nothing stops them from approaching someone else. She knows what she wants, knows she is often wanted, and is not at all about mind games.

Badb does not want to make the first move. They are afraid of being rejected for their appearance and even more afraid of being rejected for their personality. They have crushes and passing fancies but unless that person is willing to approach them, it is not happening.

Zilvurra is prompt. She wants to act on feelings as soon as possible, make her intentions clear, and have a clear response. If that response is “no thank you,” she knows she has not wasted her time pining or lusting.

Gale’s reaction - “I would like to but I might explode and take everything here with me” - was less than ideal. Regardless, it wasn’t a simple matter and Zilvurra was willing to forsake timeliness to experience true passion, actual romance.

Are they possessive? Jealous?

Zilvurra is terribly jealous. Obviously someone with such a low opinion of herself, she doesn’t exactly feel like her relationship is secure. She isn’t the smartest person in the world to fall for a man with a goddess ex. It is what it is.

Badb can be possessive but I would hardly describe them as jealous. They understand that Shadowheart is much more desirable than they are but they don’t think that has anything to do with their relationship.

Mahtab expects loyalty and she returns it tenfold. Lae’zel’s possessive nature was no doubt a factor in Mahtab falling for her, someone who could give so much of themself to her and can take so much of her as well.

What’s their limit on risk or danger in a sexual context?

If you are willing to hit Mahtab with a car she is all for it. She will try anything once and she will die that way for certain. She’s wonderful.

Badb is willing to hurt but unwilling to be in actual danger, nor put their lover at risk. They’re happy to pull their partner into the woods and have a quick romp, but not if it meant either of them could get hurt.

Zilvurra isn’t willing to do anything to her partner that she wouldn’t let happen to herself. A hand to the neck with light pressure here and a firm slap to the thighs, ass, or face there is about what she’s willing to risk.

Favorite position? (I had to look up a list)

Mahtab likes reverse face-sitting, standing oral, and straddling hips from behind. Of the three, Mahtab certainly has done the most positions.

Badb loves laying on their side during 69ing and spooning sex. Both positions are great for lazy intimacy where they are pressed against each other and safe.

Zilvurra’s favorites are cowgirl’s helper (riding with lifted hips) and the leapfrog (doggy with upper body laid down.)

Are they into praise, degradation, or both?

Mahtab is a pretty princess and needs to be treated as such. She wants to hit and to be hit, do disgusting things and have them be done to her. And she is going to be respected the whole time, if not worshipped. Though if she were to be referred to as a slut or the like, she simply sees that as a factual statement.

Badb does not want to think about themselves during sex. Sure they’re thinking about what they feel and how they can pleasure their partner, but they don’t want to be praised or degraded. They will talk and love when their partner talks but just not if they are the subject. Besides, the barely controlled moans they coax out of Shadowheart are more than enough assurance they’re doing a good job.

Additionally, they are not willing to degrade Shadowheart. From their perspective, she deserves nothing but praise.

Zilvurra has a complicated time excepting praise during foreplay, it makes her feel awkward like she’s being flattered. But once she’s in the space for it she can really appreciate it. She’s had enough degradation for her life, please and thank you.

Do they have a scent, fabric, or texture kink?

Mahtab is a leather worker, so it is convenient that she happens to have a thing for it. She has fashioned a few pieces exclusively for her bedroom life including a strap-on harness, gloves, and restraints.

Zilvurra is quite the sucker for lace, satin, and velvet. She is hardly the most spoiled woman she knows, but the indulgences are afforded to a good velvet loveseat where she can in sheer nightclothes and “watch” her lover work in his library. And with such cool satin sheets adorning their shared bed, why would she wear much of anything at all? Well to entice of course, hence the lacy undergarments she presses back into her dear husband as he spoons his body to hers.

Badb loves their furs. They aren’t able to make rugs in the proper sense, but they do lay the softest skins they have in from of the fireplace in an effort to warm up. Mixed with the smell of burning firewood and the wine they share with their beloved, the pelts become such an enticing platform on which to properly heat up. Lying between Shadowheart’s legs, tipsily kissing her wine-tart lips, and grinding against one another is quite effective at staving off the cold.

(I am also working on something with leather for Badb and Shadowheart as well, so keep that in mind. )

anyway if you see any typos or contradictions in here no you didn’t.

[joekabox]

to tell us about your DnD campaign?

Oh, thank you for the interest!

So it's kinda hard to explain in a neat package, but overall, it's a world setting, as opposed to a single story, based on an ever growing idea of what I'd like to see in a D&D setting.

The world is named Paan, and is home to several nations across it's continental structure, all with different beliefs and customs.

An idea I had is that, instead of basing the places of this world on any specific real-world locations, I based it on themes and ideas I enjoyed seeing in fiction, thus allowing anyone that uses this setting to splice in their own ideas for what any culture may be like, as opposed to me defining that rigidly.

What can be agreed upon is that most of the world is tired of the Zadian Empire, which is currently experiencing an industrial revolution ahead of everyone else, thanks to their desire to be the most powerful nation in the world. They act as something of the villains in our story, but to say they are truly evil is not correct. They are an imperialist nation, that seeks to claim the world around them through trade deals and the absorption of their cultures, but it is their leaders that are truly at fault here, being a thorn in everyone's sides.

Our story, the one I play with my players, involves two characters having grown up in my world's version of the Underdark, seeking an answer to an age old question.

You see, in my setting, the Underdark was once home to a clan of dwarves - my settings version of the Duergar - who in search of riches and new lands to call home, dug out these vast caverns and tunnels, settling them as they went. However, one day, they seemed to vanish without cause, and their existence was left a rumor; forgotten by time. That is, until the ancestors of the Drow rediscovered the Underdark, settling the abandoned cities and mines as their new home thousands of years ago.

Several generations ago, however, something mysterious occured. One day, the Duergar returned to the Underdark, as if by magic, and when asked what had happened, the Duergar had only one, collective answer - they never left. For them, they had lived in the Underdark this whole time, and were startled to see the Drow now living in their home all of a sudden as seeming invaders.

After some much needed conversation, the Drow and Duergar settled their living arrangements, with much of the Duergar agreeing to keep digging as they had always done before, but no answer was ever agreed upon. Where had the Duergar gone, why had they come back, and why did they believe they never left in the first place?

My players - a Drow devotee to the goddess Eilistraee, and a Duergar artificer - having met through similar desires to leave their home behind in search of exploration of the world above, have agreed to solve this mystery themselves, and so their journey has begun to explore this strange new world together, in hopes of finding that answer.

[ask-fantasy-sanders-sides]

You are very important—and pretty—it makes me nervous, I must admit, o luminous one. We’ve recently found that the Gods bond with their followers and there are various ranks within showing favour and devotion. What does this look like under Eilistraee’s guidance? - 🌫

Empress Shri'Neerune: Our Goddess bades us to be always kind, save in battle with evil, and repay rudeness with kindness. To repay violence with swift violence, so that those who cause it are dealt with. To encourage happiness everywhere, befriend strangers, shelter those without homes, feed the hungry, and promote harmony between the races. Learn and teach new songs, dances, and the flowing dance of skilled sword work.

Empress Shri'Neerune: Most importantly, Eilistraee encourages us to aid our Drow siblings in distress where we find them, and deliver to Udadrow the Lady’s message: “A rightful place awaits you in the Realms Above, in the Land of the Great Light. Come in peace and live beneath the sun again where trees and flowers grow." Wherever we find Lolth and her followers, they are either to be shown the Dark Lady's kindness, or neutralized.

Empress Shri'Neerune: If you embrace these tenants, you may become one of Eilistraee's Faithful, and receive her gifts.

(The Empress smiles softly, continuing,)

Empress Shri'Neerune: Our Dark Lady's power manifests in many ways. Firstly, she is one of the few deities subject to the Curse of Achranoma. Any magic cast in Eilistraee's name is a shade of silver; As you have seen, my magic is silvery-blue. Once you embrace her as your chosen Deity, you cannot manifest a different color of magic. Our achranoma is known as Moonfire.

Empress Shri'Neerune: As a Devotee of Eilistraee — or a Maid of the Dancing Goddess — you can cast the spell Branding Smite by her will, allowing the Dark Lady's moonfire to envelop your sword. As a Votary — which we call a Dark Lady, or Reverend for males — you can summon moonbeams, and she protects you from being blinded.

Empress Shri'Neerune: As a Desciple — at which point you get a unique title, like I am the Dancing Sword — you can dominate beasts and charm monsters. And past that, as a Champion, you develop various gifts of moonlight, enchantment, and hunting prowess.

Empress Shri'Neerune: Within these ranks we also have several Orders in Eilistraee's name, who are different specialized warriors of the faith.

Empress Shri'Neerune: Sword Dancers like myself are specialized clerics and bards who blend song and dance with swordplay. We lead missions to find, assist, and protect any drow looking to return to the surface, or that could be made to return, and embrace a different life. We are mostly diplomats, and work to establish peace and cooperation between the different drow, and between drow and surface dwellers.

Empress Shri'Neerune: The Silverhair Knights are an order of clerics completely dedicated to the redemption and subsequent protection of drow followers of Lolth, Vhaeraun, and other deities of the Dark Seldarine. They fully embrace the teaching of Eilistraee about showing mercy and compassion, and fight the Udadrow only using non-lethal means, hoping to make them understand the error of their ways and choose a different life. They often embark on missions within Lolthite settlements, aiming to find and rescue drow who are in danger or seeking an alternative.

Empress Shri'Neerune: The Darksong Knights are not so compassionate; They are battle-priests, who chose to devote their life not only to furthering the Dark Maiden's goals, but also to the destruction of yochlol and other demons and minions of Lolth, for they were the cause of the corruption and fall of the Udadrow people. They are primarily monster hunters.

(The empress giggles softly,)

Empress Shri'Neerune: And, — though you are excused for the misstep as spirits unfamiliar with our culture — you should not call me any variations of titles other than how I was introduced.

Empress Shri'Neerune: Respect is valued very highly by our people; our titles are very specific, and very sacred. "Your Majesty" is below my station, and though I find "o luminous one" amusing, it is incorrect as well~

[vosh-daemon]

Introducing Ruel Olonrae, A Drow Elf Battledancer, a devotee of the goddess Eilistraee, and the latest D&D character I’ve conceived.

Also my contribution for @magicmeatmarch, since it all lines up so nicely.

[antlering]

we're starting with a character session and I've got 2 ideas ready depending on what the others want to play (so far we have a confirmed Blood Hunter):

1. Drow devotee of Eilistraee, Druid of the Circle of Stars. He's from the Underdark but escaped from his raiding party and disappeared into the wilds of the surface to worship the cosmos.

2. Centaur Barbarian, Path of the Ancestral Guardian. She's adventuring on a mission from her ancestors. Blue roan appaloosa marked with inscrutable scarification. Her saddlebags are full of weird shit that she has an even weirder reason for.

D&D Sunday! D&D Sunday!! only slightly vibrating in my own skin