#baldur's Gate 2

[feyspeaker]

Shall I regale you with a tale, my raven? prints | patreon

[blighted-elf]

Re-creating my favourite Baldur's Gate 1 & 2 party in BG3 (x)

[aphneia]

God of Murder, Father of Many

[luckyjak]

i will not be accepting criticism at this time, or ever.

[basketobread]

FIRST BATCH OF COMMISSIONS DONE!! Wanted to share them here ^_^ I'll open up 4 more slots soon... so keep an eye out if you're interested! 1- Aldiirn @mistercrowbar 2- Judith + Xan @ratscrap 3- Irene + Basil @robotquote & @lesbianfeydrautha 4- Barnabas @heinrix

[eluvisen]

Commission for @blackjackkent of Jaheira and Rasaad!

[swordcoasts]

do people know there's a lesbian vampire romance option in baldur's gate 2??? do they care?????

[tethys-the-aquatic-sea-godness]

the upside is no one will ever find her

[scarila]

The exiles

[dunmeshistash]

I think I saw fan art of a lot of characters from Baulders Gate by Ryoko Kui do you know if it was real?

It's real yes! From 2020

She also drew some elves more recently that includes Baldur's Gate

[yeehawitsjakee]

Khalid and Jaheira <3

[blighted-elf]

Baldur's Gate 2 slayer my beloved (x)

[taritoons]

A little tribute to the tiefling companions from the past 20+ years of D&D CRPGs.

Left to right:

Haer'Dalis (Baldur's Gate 2: Shadows of Amn; BioWare; 2000)

Valen Shadowbreath (Neverwinter Nights: Hordes of the Underdark; BioWare; 2003)

Neeshka (Neverwinter Nights 2; Obsidian; 2006)

Karlach (Baldur's Gate 3; Larian; 2023)

Annah of the Shadows (Planescape: Torment; Black Isle; 1999)

Gannayev-of-Dreams (Neverwinter Nights 2: Mask of the Betrayer; Obsidian; 2007)

4k 16:9 wallpaper under the cut.

[rpgchoices]

Happy Orctober! Here are my favorite rpg orcs!

[silver-horse]

I fucking LOVE how loyal the companions are to each other... and how their relationships are evolving with both each other and the player.

to all those people who think Larian is copying Dragon Age... well Dragon Age would never have this. where all the very fucked up companions who are in this shit together actually recognise that fact with common sense and they support each other despite any differences. Not only that BUT they recognise the similarities they have with each other and support each other based on that fact

Example: Astarion-Gale (how Astarion comments "he is a man of taste" if the player is a little annoyed with Gale and if player says that he wants to suck out magic lol Or when Gale is supportive like the "don't do it Astarion, it's not worth it, trust me, I know the temptation only too well" and so on...)

If this was dragon age then they would talk to each other like "how typical, ofc you are like this, dickhead" and trying to be helpful and supportive would be a 1 in a billion dialogue. they would only make shit worse for each other. and look... interpersonal conflicts could be a fun driving force of plot but in da it mostly doesn't drive the plot. they are just making shit worse for the other person even when it makes no sense and when they should be more friendly and understanding based on their own struggles.

Another example: Wyll-Karlach (their conflict actually does start the plot. it has a significance, it's not there for no reason. but even after that initial conflict they immediately become understanding of each other and supportive. they both dislike devils, they both want to escape from that situation etc. and they don't act like idiots who don't see that they are in this together. even though one of them tried to kill the other. one of them received horns because of the other. )

I could go on... but whatever, you get the picture. I just like this type of writing for interactions between characters.

[shallow-life]

Lily, is it incest to ship siblings together?