To the person reading this, I hope tonight treats you gently, and that tomorrow looks brighter.
OK ok following on from that poll about getting oral from the BG3 companions... Which of these non-romanceable NPCs would be best at giving head [gn]. Be serious and don't just vote for your blorbo. This is very serious science.
Elminster
Raphael
Volo
Mizora
Dammon
Dame Aylin
Lucretious
Nym Orlith
Gortash
The Emperor
Orin
Rugan
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Raphael being totally normal about us compilation
AW BABY the last one 😢 he's like "i know I'm a devil but I was being HONEST"
Happy Dragon Age day!
Old Commissions
A quick (but desperate) retouch of my old tarot card Varric
Varric for the six fanarts challenge
The Importance of Banter: Varric Tethras
So one of the more interesting takes I've gotten on my breakdowns of Dragon Age characters is the argument that Varric in terms of character development is one of the lesser characters in the game.
He stays the same, doesn't change much from beginning to end, and while enjoyable, his inclusion doesn't add nearly as much as some of the other characters in the game, and relies way too much on the goodwill from da2 to do most of the legwork for his inclusion in the game.
Now this isn't an argument without merit, I might agree a lot with this take... If it wasn't for the inclusion of one Dragon Age's staples, and one of the aspects that Inquisition arguably does better than ether ADO or DA2.
Character Banter.
Character Banter is extremely important because it gives us an insight into how characters think, how they interact, and showcases the more subtle elements that aren't always on display in the game itself.
Compared to the rest of the Characters, Varric is a bit different in that because he was a companion in the previous game, we can see how he's changed since the previous game.
Varric Tethras