#anevia

[vagrant-muffin]

Started Wrath of the Righteous. It’s going well!

[monowska]

Barbie meme but it’s one of my fav Pathfinder (WOTR) companions pair ;3 

[rpgchoices]

I love lesbians

[drizzerey]

Writing my fanfic and seeing just how many different ways I can miss-spell Anevia's friggin name. What's funny is I never had to look up the spelling for her, like I knew how to spell it. But typing it, now that's the part that is getting me.

[riviere-cartia]

[depresanesfreetime]

[teddybaeran]

.....are Anevia and Galfrey being sneaky?

[lexsnotdead]

tirabade wives for pride month

+ flags, i wasn't sure which one i should use for them, so here are both. both is good

[sansevierias]

She never told Anevia that she'd sold her father's sword to pay for the elixir, for doing so brought Irabeth the final bit of closure she needed. Her father's legacy allowed her to bring joy to the one she loved more than anything, and that was precisely what she needed to get on with her new life. X Art sources: 1 2 3 4

[lukedanger]

Replaying WotR with all the DLC, I forgot how full of shit Regill is about the rest of the Crusades.

What prompted this is his nonsense about Irabeth. He acts as if she had no achievements to her name so he can pretend that she's unqualified when she has a PTSD breakdown before Drezen - as if she had not gone through Kenabres, or hadn't rebuilt the Eagle Watch from scratch to the point where it's one of the most competent forces (more competent than the Hellknights, TBH: at least the Eagle Watch doesn't have to threaten every soldier with execution for the slightest infraction)

I mean look at it - 'her first serious challenge'? Is Hellknight intelligence so incompetent that you don't even know her career before returning to Mendev? Did you forget that she and Anevia rebuilt the Eagle Watch from scratch after uncovering Baphomet's infiltration? Or do you not know that Kenabres survived because Irabeth managed to weld together a cohesive fighting force at the Defender's Heart and that the plan to take back the Grey Garrison was entirely hers?

Irabeth is no wet-behind-the-ears recruit thrown into high command without being tested: she's a veteran commander who's been fighting the Worldwound longer than anyone in the tent besides Anevia and Queen Galfrey (whom the narrative also maligns, I'll get to that in a minute). Irabeth has been fighting for high stakes: Mendev dies if they fail. If the Hellknights' token expeditions die? They lose some lances, but none of their core territories are threatened and they can easily shrug it off because the Crusades are basically Avistan's dumping ground for undesirables anyways.

This is a perfect example of the sheer arrogance of the Hellknights. Especially since Regill admits that just a glimpse of what happens in the Lost Chapel is almost enough to make him puke. Irabeth lived it and watched good people die in a horrible manner and be transformed into monsters against their will.

Irabeth isn't a coward. She's dealing with unrecognzied PTSD given how fast the march on Drezen usually occurs after Lost Chapel, and it picked the absolute worst moment to manifest... especially if the KC is an incompetent leader who constantly berates her and makes her a scapegoat for other people's failures.

It's not like Irabeth is asking to be dismissed - if you warn her that you'll bench her, she's terrified of being left behind to be the one who gets to mourn everyone that dies. She's still in the fight, she's just conscious that the odds are against them after how badly the gargoyle ambush went.

Galfrey, as an aside, acts as a leader should: she works to reassure Irabeth and console her. Galfrey has suffered immensely under the pressure of defending Golarion from the Worldwound with basically no support (Avistan's nations more or less uses the Crusades as a way to dispose of undesirables) - she knows what Irabeth is feeling. And the narrative did Galfrey so dirty by not giving her more moments like this - Galfrey's presence should have been an auto-success for reassuring Irabeth even if the KC still got to do a reassurance option even if only to give Irabeth an extra and much-needed verbal hug.

It's telling how much the narrative had to bend over backwards to make the Hellknights seem competent rather than a bunch of arrogant pricks who are trying to take credit for holding back the Worldwound while offering little actually useful. I think the most useful thing they do in Act II is give you another option to get at the giants at Drezen, everything else is them either being counterproductive, needing the crusaders they sneer at to save their asses, or volunteering to be vescavor fodder because their egos wouldn't let them stay behind while those best equipped to tackle the threat deal with it... and get the credit.

[nairdde32]

Daily reminder that WotC doesn't truly give a shit about you, and that while stanning corporations is cringe at least Paizo puts their money where their mouth is and makes genuine effort to represent people.

[dragonologist-phd]

14 Days of Femslash February

fics based on this kiss prompt list:

peck: a quick, light kiss on the partner’s lips or cheek (Naia/Shadowheart (T))

surprise: a sudden kiss to catch the partner off guard (Arueshalae/Piper (G))

underwater: a kiss shared while submerged in water (Rudi/Maia (T))

hickey: a kiss that's supposed to leave a mark on the partner's skin (Lilith/Wenduag (E))

comfort: a tender kiss to provide comfort or reassurance (Cleo/Galfrey (G))

blowing: a kiss in the air and send of the gesture towards the partner (Marja/Sigrun (G))

hummingbird: a series of light, rapid, and fluttery kisses on a small area (Arueshalae/Piper (E))

tango dip: a kiss shared while one partner is dipped backward (Kanerah/Mercury (T))

wrist: a tender kiss on the inside of the partner's wrist (Araj/Naia (M))

lingering: a long, slow kiss filled with emotion and desire (Leliana/Marja, Marja/Sigrun (T))

seductive: a deep, slow, and deliberately intense kiss filled with passion and desire (Kagha/Lilith (M))

rain: a romantic kiss in the rain (Marja/Sigrun, (G))

hand: a chivalrous kiss on the back of the partner's hand (Lilith/Wenduag (G))

teasing: a light brushing of lips against a partner's skin without fully kissing (Anevia/Irabeth (E))

now fully updated! thank you everyone for reading and for your encouragement this month, this little project was a blast!

[rpgchoices]

We are almost at the end!! Welcome to round four!

Here we see Z'rell, the villain character from act 2 of Baldur's Gate 3, working with the Absolute and loyal ally of Ketheric vs Irabeth, proud wife of Anevia (the two are my favorite established couple in all videogames!), paladin of righteousness, and advisor of your character in Pathfinder Wrath of the Righteous!

(this is the other poll, Dorn vs Dirrong)

[arendaes]

17. empty for the microstory prompt!

Thank you! Continuing my tour of writing about some of other fave ships. This time it's Anevia and Irabeth's turn! This is set at the same time as the Dance of Masks DLC but does not contain any spoilers!

17. empty (Anevia/Irabeth, 456 words)

“Do you know where the Queen went?”

“Beth, give it a rest! The sun went down ages ago. The Queen’s probably retired for the evening. As should we.”

Irabeth sighed, sifting her faze from the scattered papers and empty tea cups directly in front of her to her wife. Anevia was at her usual post, hands on her hips and concerned scowl on her face. That look had become more common since their return from Iz, and Irabeth was beginning to feel like a wretch every time she saw it. But it was hard for her to turn off, to let herself relax and take time away from the task at hand. Especially not with victory so close at hand.

“It’s just, with the Commander away, someone really should -”

“Beth.” This time Anevia moved around the table as she spoke, laying her hands over Irabeth’s as she gently forced the report she’d been reading down on the table. “Please, just take the night off. They’re having a shindig at the tavern - you know, for those of us not able to go with the Commander - or we could just go home, have a nice evenin’ there, yeah?”

To anyone else, Anevia’s words would have sounded like they were spoken in her usual drawl, but Irabeth could detect the edge of panic underneath them. It shot a jolt of urgency through her own heart. She’d never meant to make her worry, not like this. She never doubted Anevia’s love or loyalty, and now she realized she’s taken advantage of that.

With a slow nod, Irabeth said, “I suppose I can take the night off…”

Anevia cocked a brow, a smirk inching its way onto her lips. “You suppose?”

Irabeth couldn’t help but chuckle, the joy radiating in her love’s eyes infectious. “I can take the night off. I will.”

With that, she stood, pausing for a moment to consider Anevia. Her wife stared back up at her, the slightest hint of smug victory now painting her features. That was, until Irabeth surged forward, lifting her up and into her arms. The shocked expression that replaced them was fleeting, melting back into contented affection as she settled into Irabeth’s arms.

“So, ya gonna carry me to the tavern like this?” Anevia giggled as they started moving towards the door.

“I thought maybe we could go home first. I’d like to start this night off with a bang, so to speak.”

“Beth,” Anevia groaned, saying her name for the third time in as many minutes, playful reproach melting into laughter as they neared the stairwell. Irabeth couldn’t help but smile a little. After all, the next time she heard her name, it would be much breathier and much happier indeed.

[thatratgo]

I know she's like super evil but she's my bestie!

[depresanesfreetime]