bloody streets, some secrets and a cold coin
Opal belongs to @endlessmidnightparade , Anne belongs to @artbytesslyn and Ferus to @siobhanchiffon
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Christmas present for my Descent Into Avernus group that I DM for ❤️🔥
Characters belong to @artbytesslyn @artdicoi @siobhanchiffon @endlessmidnightparade!! Love u guys wheh!!!
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The brightest sun 🌞
These horse boys are my friend's elf character Ignatz (Divine Soul Sorcerer) & my character Bataar (Path of Wild Magic Berserker).
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LIKE TO SLAP HER BALD HEAD
REBLOG TO SLAP HER BALD HEAD
(You will die)
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art is so haaaaard T_T i have been working on this painting for so long. i have lost all perspective and i have no idea whether or not it looks good…
anyway here’s Karlach in Avernus with (redesigned!) Zariel looming ominously in the distance (i have no idea how tall she is so i have decided to make her a kaiju)
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apparently avernus is lovely this time of year
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Hellish Landscape: Art in the Szarr Palace
The other day my friend and I were running through the Szarr palace on multi-player, and found this elaborate painting which neither of us had ever noticed before. It is in the cursed guest room where you can find the body of Victoria, on the wall directly to the right of the door as you walk through.
If you use Alt or hover your mouse over the painting, it reveals that it is titled Hellish Landscape. And that title could not be more accurate, because what it is depicting is the Descent into Avernus.
The winged figure at the top is none other than Zariel, recognizable by the flail she has in place of one hand. Behind her, that glowing circle is the Companion, the second sun that burned above Elturel for 50 years, before it turned into a portal that tore the city through into Avernus. Elturel itself can be seen below both the Companion and Zariel.
What is particularly interesting, in in-universe terms, is how quickly this painting was made, relative to Elturel's fall.
Another question it raises, based on the incredible detail of it all: who made this painting, what was their connection to Elturel or the Hells, and how did it come to be occupying a sole guest room in Szarr Palace?
Note: The lighting in Szarr palace is truly abysmal, so I took the painting to Sorcerous Sundries for a clearer reference. Here it is in its original position.
ETA: This painting can also be found in the secret vault behind the inert gem in the House of Hope.
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Do you think Doni is nonverbal because he's autistic?
This is the second Doni ask I've received. Are you the same anon? I'm working on the other one, by the way. 😁
He certainly could be autistic, but personally I think he's traumatised. Zevlor and the other tieflings mention they're refugees and survivors from Elturel. Without going too in-depth, Elturel was a major city in the Western Heartlands of West Faerûn. Zariel, Archdutchess of Avernus, pulled the whole city into the hells, specifically into the River Styx. If Doni witnessed it while escaping, he would've seen something like this:
Terrifying. The city was sucked through a black hole, leaving nothing but a crater behind, and all the survivors were turned into devils to serve in the Blood War. This easily could have caused Doni's mustism, and if that is the case, I hope his voice recovers. It also explains why he put letters in rivers and addressed them to the Styx, hoping they would reach his father.
If anything, I'd argue he has hyperlexia, which is often (though not always) part of the autism spectrum. His writing is impeccable, especially in comparison to some of the other letters you can find. Mirkon's letter, for example, is typical for a boy his age; full of errors and small words. Though I personally think Doni's mutism is the result of trauma, he could very well be autistic, too.
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Just obsessed with what happened with Zevlor during Descent into Avernus.
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I know that trading the Crown of Karsus to Raphael is considered one of the "bad" endings, but as I read through the Descent Into Avernus D&D module (which immediately precedes the events of BG3), I keep finding myself thinking "holy shit but does Avernus need some regime change."
Like yeah Raphael is bad but Zariel is SO COMPLETELY TERRIBLE that replacing her with pretty much anybody would most likely be an improvement.
Where's the CIA when you need them, lol.
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Attention: This lady is a huge nerd about the Nine Hells
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I forgot to post this! My dnd character Viola, commissioned for my birthday by Dante my friend Dante from @gotham-gargoyle
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*Zariel stepping out of her castle*
Astarion: "Oh my gods, that's Drizzt Do'Urden!"
Minsc: "Oh my gods, it's The Nameless One!"
Zariel, ignoring Minsc and Astarion and focuses her attention on Karlach: "Karlach Cliffgate..."
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Crawls out from under a rock to drop some art.
We are finally getting close to the end of our Descent Into Avernus campaign that we were supposed to finish before BG3 came out. Haha oops. The bane of all ttrpg campaigns: scheduling.
Anyways! Spoilers for DiA under cut:
My Divine Soul Sorcerer Delphi was chosen by the Sword of Zariel to wield it. From a changeling priestess of Ilmater to now a celestial with eyes that are pools of silver and feathered wings.
[Laughs nervously] I'm in danger.
We won't be able to play again until after May. So its going to be a while until we know how this is going to end.
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