#Shadow dragon

[iubworks]

Fire Emblem x Legend of Zelda

[ososull]

Full lil outfit lineup and portrait of my rook Faye lol

Gave her some 🎉armor🎉

[witsserviceablesubstitute]

The problem with having played all Dragon Age games and having read the graphic novels is that I'm torn between every faction. Especially between the Grey Wardens, Antivan Crows, and Shadow Dragons.

Wardens have spent the 20+ years since Origins becoming more secretive and cut off, pursuing their own studies and goals separate from greater political machinations. They've made deals with ancient darkspawn, they know where the Old Gods prisons are, and rediscovered Griffons— their hope and symbol, thought to be extinct. Your Warden companion is a Dalish Elf (rare for Dalish to become Wardens so I wonder what that story is) with a baby Griffon, a lot of room there to be rather conspiratorial co-parents.

I've loved the Crows since Zevran. While most nations have an army as their primary strong-arm, Antiva has an extremely powerful network of assassins. The Crows were dealt a deadly blow recently and the Qunari are close to taking over Antiva. If they succeed then they'll have a very strong hold on the continent. A pretty crucial time to be a Crow, especially as your Crow companion is the grandson of its leader. An excelling career assassin set up to be its next leader but who may not have the heart of a killer at all.

The Shadow Dragons is an organisation in Tevinter whose main goal is freeing slaves and stamping out oppression. The oldest human settlement in Thedas, Tevinter is the ultimate dark horse of Dragon Age lore. Your Dragon companion is a PI who swaggered out of a noir novel and onto the streets of Minrathus. Everything about this is cool. What's more, Dorian accepted his seat on the Magisterium to dismantle Tevinter's oppressive systems and destroy the Venatori, something he doesn't appear to have achieved. Is he now the Grand Viper (his symbol was a snake)? Has he fled? Is he dead? So many questions.

[wenalena]

Inspired by the art concept of Nick Thornborrow

"Are you sure this is a good idea?

- Aren't you the one who liked bad ideas?

- Yes, but not to the point where your nonna could see it."

Lucanis laughed softly, leaving a trail of kisses on Rook's throat.

"Maybe. But I want to love you here."

Rook's heart melted in her chest.

" You are unbelievable"

[oldschoolfrp]

Dragons of Greyhawk: Cloud Dragon, Greyhawk Dragon, Mist Dragon, and Shadow Dragon (Mark Nelson, AD&D 2e Monstrous Compendium 5: Greyhawk Adventures Appendix, TSR, 1990)

[boredguitarfish]

Nimor Imphraezl, the Anointed Blade of Jaezred Chaulssin

Lil pest of Menzo

[loustica-lucia]

DATV — Quin

I couldn't escape the Tarquin thoughts so I drew him 🧍

Quin, the man that you are.

Reference/Screenshot by @/minrathou:

Timelapse:

[avernusreject]

Eh I'm bored so lets stir the pot a bit.

[jisuto]

[tinsil]

[trunswicked]

🧊

[iubworks]

FE Jill

[laurencin-draws]

princess of macedon

[cryptbabe]

Something quick and unfinished and self-indulgent.

Emmrich and my rook calliope on the beach.

[oldschoolfrp]

Like the original Monster Manual, the AD&D Monster Manual II had a long "D" chapter with new demons, devils, dinosaurs, and dragons, adding the cloud dragon, faerie dragon, mist dragon, and shadow dragon (Jim Holloway and Harry Quinn, 1983)

[wetsocksinbed]

The Plight of Being a Shadow Dragon (contains spoilers for Veilguard)

if you choose to save Treviso, everyone is always talking about how sad they are for Neve, but nobody ever talks about how hard it is for Rook if they are a Shadow Dragon. Rook saved a town of civilians who had no way of fighting by back, and in turn lost everyone they ever loved. Their entire family is dead. The Venatori are hunting down and killing anyone who ever spoke to a Shadow Dragon. Their home is destroyed. Civilians are being publicly executed. Their city overrun with cultists. Of course they’re grieving.

They had to make an unwinable decision, and nobody seems to care. Rook is constantly making sure everyone else is okay, but nobody is ever checking in on Rook. Hell, the only person who ever tells Rook to take a break is Varric and he’s not even there. And on top of everything, Neve has completely cut off Rook. She only stays because she wants to save the world from the gods. Every time you go near Neve she essentially tells you to fuck off. I understand Neve is angry, but the fact she can’t see that Rook is also grieving really makes me dislike Neve. If you choose to save Minrathous, Lucanis will be upset but he tells you he understands you had to make a choice. He’s hurting but he understands. Neve doesn’t seem to understand.