rolling badly is something that can be so good for developing your character, actually 

while you were studying girls i was kissing the blade

at my sketchbook. straight up “drawing it”. and by “it”, haha, well. let’s justr say. Nothing

wizard seeing a small crowd of people and their knees immediately buckle in sexual pleasure imagining how much damage a fireball would do

"I can't go yet, don't let me die, I want to live"

(Borislav Slavov - I want to live)

Just finished my Dark Justiciar armor build and I am SO HAPPY with how it turned out!

I love how the range of resident evil OCs that I see people make is either "random person who looks like a mix of characters" or "absolutely monstrous bioweapon that is incomprehensible to human eyes" and no in between

Wyll calling his lover his 'star'. Astarion's spawn ending being him adventuring and performing heroics of his own choice. Wyll naming his adopted daughter Lily. The flower Astarion's lover puts on his grave being a lily. Monster hunter turned monster and monster turned hunter. Can nobody hear me

I wonder what Christian meme groups are like. I mean some Christians have the biggest victim complexes in the world and if you couple that with first person perspective memes, you’d probably get memes like:

he's fine

Excuse me. It took how many patches and hotfixes to fix Wyll's "Well met" dialogue?

It only took Larian: 9 months (assuming they release the patch in May) 25 hotfixes 7 patches And the first time (that I know of) they even acknowledged Wyll feedback was in response to someone on twitter who has been tweeting at them to fix Wyll daily for over 60 days. They really listen to their community y'all 🥰

Are you sure, Sherry? Are you sure?

(english butler voice) Will you be making an attempt on your life this evening, sir?

Sorry, but I need to know we all agree on this...

they don't tell you this but btw you can search 'wyll ravengard' on google and get to see him.

they moved wyll to the center for good pr

I love when characters lose their memories and never get them back and they have to deal with the weight of becoming a new person that their former loved ones no longer know while getting the chance to start over, but even more I love when characters lose their memories and don't get them back for a long time so they've already become a new person and have reconciled with the fact that they can never again be who their former loved ones knew only to suddenly be thrust back into their former selves as every memory returns and now they have two very conflicting ideas of who they are and have to fight tooth and nail to make sense of their identity