I created my tav Plague before finishing the game and way before knowing anything about the dark urge story but now I have like a character with the ability to spread death like a plague and they also have memory loss in the lore I created so I am really confused as if I should make them the dark urge or if the concept of Bhaals perfect creation being absolutely everything but a bhaalspawn and adding ANOTHER character with amnesia to the gang is funny enough for me to keep it that way

I am finally drawing my tav " Plague " !

The first time I played them they were a mix of Circle of the Spore/Necromancer but it wasn't exactly what I wanted with the background I imagined for them, so I am working on a mod of a " Plague Class " and it's working pretty well at the moment. Just imagine a lot of poison, rats, zombies and mind control stuff and you'll have a good summary of what they do

I need someone who knows the lore of dnd to help me because I have a character ( I will post about them here soon ) for bg3 that was a spellcaster, then died, and then came back to "life" and I consider them to be undead now, does that make them a lich ?? Because I don't really understand the definition of it does it need an evil ritual or something ? I don't need them to be a lich but I would like to know if I accidentally made one

What if i made a Lathander or Kelemvor cleric to romance Astarion ?? Incredible tragic dynamic potential but how is this ok ?? Is my cleric not getting grounded at some point ?? Because destroying undeads feels like a huge part of why those clerics have powers in the first place

I'm reading the dragon age books for the first time and in the Calling they talk about Duncan's parents

His mother in his dream has the same name as me except hers is written with a " Y " and mine is with a " ï "

This information is going to change my life actually i think

I lied.

I'm back in Ferelden again and i made a new warden

Lazy drawing but isn't she BEAUTIFUL

Lae'zel and the Qun ???

Completly forgot to thank everyone who explained to me what "weave" mean so yeah THANK YOU it makes a lot more sense now

I am playing bg3 in english mostly because it's better that way but also to learn new words because i am working on getting an english ( french-english translation and american/british culture and history ) degree in college and it's a good way to learn and of all the strange medieval fantasy stuff it's the term " weave " ( " Trame " in the french version of the game btw ) that confuse me the most

Can someone help me understand it ?

I could just Google it but i thought it would be interesting to ask english speaker to explain to me what it means

Hello internet people i have awaken from my slumber. Because .

G A L E.

So yes i will post about bg3 soon

Trap-making skill >>>

I regret to inform all the funny and dragon age obsessed people in my phone that i can't resist the Morrigan rizz and that i am about to create a new alternative canon warden to romance her so i will HAVE TO draw him for hours and spam every little doodle of him on this account...it's a sad day for my mental health...ANYWAY should i romance her with a Cousland or an Aeducan ??

I love doing these and btw i listen to you all i didn't kill Connor

When Sten tells you that he can't go back to his people and then you can say

[+12] ....???

MY BABY MY LOVE MY KADAN MY GIANT BESTIE I LOVE YOU TOO

I NEED HELP AGAIN !!!

i have two ways of playing the whole mess with Connor that fits well the personnality of my Brosca warden, it make sense that this ex carta dude who is used to butcher people and knows nothing about magic, just kills the possessed kids because 1. People (and kids!!) are DYING outside rn because of him 2. WTF is blood magic ?? And 3.somebody has to act quickly. Also the Blight is here ?? and they need help quickly because everyone is going to die ??

BUT it also make sense that my little casteless guy knows that nobles are assholes and in his mind if he kills Connor chances are that peepaw who is dying upstairs will either : never wake up, leaving a grieving mother ( who is also an insufferable woman) and a weird guy who apparently watched Alistair roll in mud when he was little, in charge to help fight against the fucking war hero Loghain and the literal Blight...OR, Eamon manage to actually survive thanks to the dust of a dead woman who fucked god, and then he sees that the warden killed his baby boy and will probably just execute him for that like any noble and father would.

So i can see why my Brosca would try to spare the kid and go seek the help of the mages ( also even if he doesn't REALLY have an opinion on blood magic he knows nothing about it and to him it seems a little fucked up to let the mage who was sent by Loghain to kill Eamon do a sacrifice of Eamon's WIFE while they all watch )

So i need help because i like both options for different reasons, killing Connor is effective in the context of the Blight and show my Warden violent background AND that he is capable of doing choices that no one wants to make ( and it's a little cool because...drama...and it's dark and...dead child and... and it's sad but...necessary🥀💔😩...)

But leaving Redcliffe to ask for the mage's help could as a long shot plan show how he is used to nobles being little shits so it makes him weirdly smart and good at surviving .... and also in this scenario he doesn't have to kill an innocent child LMAO

He's an artist Rica 🙄

I need to start drawing what he actually did as a warden and his relationship with the crew but i love this origin so much it's a problem really

Hearing Leske say " Get going already before i start to cry " when you go to the surface to become a grey warden while knowing that you'll have to kill him later because society SUCKS is making my heart suffer in a way i thought only leaving Alistair dying in the fade could

Surprise i am alive take this really expressive gay dwarf 👍

It's before the darkspawn tea so his eyes are still normal

I have more stuff about him that I'll post later today or tomorrow hehehe