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gimmygiamblanco · 5 months

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Morrigan

#morrigan #morrigan fanart #morrigan dragon age #dragon age #dragon age fanart #fanart #fantasy #video games #fantasy art #dragon age character #dragon age origins #dragon age 2

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lulii999 · 2 years

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Being the Herald of Andraste should really come with a manual.

(Luckily the advisors are all too happy to help Irith out by giving a crash course on Thedas Basics)

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dreadfutures · 2 years

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Inquisitor Ixchel Lavellan, the Brave Guide

GerryArt Links: Twitter, Instagram, DeviantArt, ArtStation, Ko-Fi

Give the artist some love! I can’t recommend Gerry enough.

I’m absolutely in love with this concept art of my Inquisitor. Gerry truly made her look like the Champion and leader she is!

Gerry’s an amazing artist to work with and incorporated so much imagery from the ideas I sent him and the blurb I said about her character, which is explored in my fic: Dead Pasts and Dread Futures.

Alternate version below the cut.

Gerry sent me three or four initial 3D mock ups of the poses and then kept me in the loop with his process, getting back to me super quickly with a very detailed initial piece and being super receptive to making changes or adaptations (not that I had a lot, Gerry did amazing!)

details i've noticed that are entirely from Gerry's fantastic brain:

- on the grey parts of her coat, is the Dalish crest (the mask with branches on it) - her waist area has inquisition/chantry flame decals - there are eyes all over her armor - the banners have peacock feather elements in subtle satiny details - ribbon in her braid! - her BEAUTIFUL boots

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schubertgoobert · 6 months

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If you see me down on my knees, please do not think that I pray.

Little pseudo-tarot card painting of Omen

#omen #dragon age #dragon age art #dai #lavellan #clan lavellan #dragon age inquisition #da #dragon age elf #dragon age oc #dalish #dalish elf #dragon age fanart #digital art #fanart #my art #Omen Lavellan #non inquisitor lavellan #dragon age character

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dragonjadearts · 9 months

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Red Jenny and the Ox: A beach episode

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if you like it, PLEASE REBLOG IT

#dragon age #dragon age inquisition #dragon age inquisitor fanart #dragon age inquisitor #inquisitor adaar #dragon age oc #dragon age character #fan character #dragon age qunari #qunari #art #digital art #my art #character design #original character #oc #dragon age sera #dragon age inquisition sera

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ssuzu · 2 years

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This is an answer to the question

"What does your name mean?"

on behalf of my Dragon Age character, Rihaar!

btw! my comms are OPEN now OwO all info is here ;''з

#dragon age #commisions open #dragon age inquistor #dragon age inquisition #dragon age qunari #dragon age adaar #cartoon #comics #dragon age character #dragon age oc #dragon age fanart

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bidotorg · 5 months

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A merry #DragonAgeDay to one and all!

"Dragon Age is a three-part (so far) fantasy role-playing game series with remarkably excellent story-telling, dialogue, and acting. It’s an outstanding example of video gaming as an art form — giving popular fantasy novels a run for their money as far as world-building, character development, plot twists, and (yes) romance are concerned. It is also hands-down the bi-est video game series of all time.

"Each of the three games tells a complete tale of a different protagonist, and all three are very bi. The player can romance/seduce multiple male and female characters in all three games, regardless of the protagonist’s own gender. The first entry, Dragon Age: Origins (2009), follows the journey of a Grey Warden, part of a secretive, endangered order of elite soldiers. The second installment, Dragon Age II (2011), follows Hawke, a refugee from war who gets caught up in big-city political intrigue. And the third installment, Dragon Age: Inquisition (2014), follows the Inquisitor, an ordinary person turned religious leader by a miraculous fate." | The Unicorn Scale: Dragon Age by Rio Veradonir:

https://bi.org/en/articles/the-unicorn-scale-dragon-age

#dragon age #dragonage #dragon age inquisition #dragon age ii #dragon age inquistor #dragon age character #bisexuality #lgbt #queer #bi #lgbtq #lgbtqia #bi pride #bi visibility #bisexual #bi characters

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leyrey · 2 years

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update for my hawke!

#hawke #glenn hawke #dragon age character #dragon age oc #dragon age 2 #da2 #dragon age art #da oc #character sheet #my lovely redhead apostate

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lombax-lombardi · 1 year

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we got some halves here we got some halves here I love them

#my rt #maddi does art #self insert #OC: Madina Ambrosia #DND character #OC: Madilyn Yules #dragon age character

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mozzawind · 2 years

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Respite |Dragon Age Art|

(Reblogs > Likes)

All the companions deserve sleep, Featuring my sister's (@elirjaw) warden, Lilwyn and her companions

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mzcain27 · 9 months

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I think game studios should just release their character creators online. For the times when I don’t wanna play the whole game, just the lil dress up part

#yes this is about baldurs gate 3 #no I don’t have a decent computer if any description or a PlayStation #I do wanna play the game but I mostly wanna make my dnd characters for hours #you could literally do it for everything tho #totk outfits and dyes #Skyrim could have it’s 17th release #outfits in shit like assassins creed games #dragon age #fromsoft games #the sims maybe??#the options are endless pls game devs #video games #nintendo #Xbox #Sony #PlayStation

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gimmygiamblanco · 2 months

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Fenris (Dragon Age 2)

#fenris #dragon age 2 #dragon Age #dragon age fanart #fenris fanart #dragon age fenris #fenris dragon age #fanart #fantasy #video games #fantasy art #dragon age character #bioware

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lulii999 · 2 years

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Needless to say Irith was relieved to see her younger brother Farlien, had survived the explosion at the conclave.

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milton-chamberlain · 2 months

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#dragon age #dnd character #dragon age origins #dnd #dnd art #dragon age 2 #dragon age 2 isabela #isabela #dragon age varric #varric tethras #hawke #garett hawke #fenris #fenris x hawke #da2

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eff-plays · 8 months

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Ok so I watched the interview with Stephen Rooney, Astarion's writer, and here are some highlights. (I'm an aspiring writer and current game design student who wants to write for games so I'm sorry if some of these insights aren't as interesting to you as they are to me <3)

He calls Astarion his "horrible little vampire boy"

He loves seeing the fandom around Astarion<3

He did write other characters in the game, but mostly NPCs surrounding Astarion or his storyline, so it mostly revolved around Astarion

Astarion is not as connected to other companions/Origins as, for example, Lae'zel and Shadowheart, or Wyll and Karlach are to each other, but he is still reactive to their stories, even if it's just to stand off to the side and laugh when something terrible happens

He had a clear sense of where Astarion's story would start and end, but it got "muddy in the middle", but those are also moments where the best ideas come from

They write from the general idea that every character has one "good" and one "evil" ending, in order to give the player choice. RIP Ascendant apologists :(

According to Stephen, two of the most important aspects of Astarion's character (to keep consistent when bringing him to Idle Champions, at least) is that he enjoys violence, but is also fun about it

"He has a certain appreciation for violence, I guess? A bit of a murdery streak. [...] He's a vampire, he's all about blood, and he's all about, kind of, those darker sides of humanity. [..] But at the same time, he is ... He is really fun, he's really fun to write, he's really fun to have in your party, and it's very important for me that that is also represented."

"He's gonna stab you, but will have a smile on his face as he does it? I mean, I dunno. That's kind of him in a nutshell."

Larian would not have allowed for Astarion to be a typical brooding Dracula type, and there were scenes that were shot down for not being original enough

The main thing about Astarion was trying to get a "sense of fun." It would be easy to write a character that was very unlikable, and they absolutely did not want to do that

Rooney says Astarion is consistently terrible throughout the game and awful in a whole lot of ways, but he also needed to be charming enough that you could tolerate his presence and wanted him around

Rooney also had a lot of input on Astarion's stats (meaning the 10 Charisma is probalby 100% intentional)

He also had input on how certain lines should be delivered, even though the writers didn't directly work with voice actors

The way Astarion moves and poses is "all Neil"

Apparently, Neil Newbon worked on the character for years and Rooney did not speak to him once, though his voice work did influence how Astarion's lines were written and it became a "feedback loop" (Possible context for "ONLY SLIGHTLY, NEIL")

There were no points where a line delivery drastically changed Astarion's writing; rather it was a constant, slow evolution

However, there was one very spoilery moment where Neil gave such emotion to some "basic" lines that it fundamentally changed the scene (WHAT IS IT OMG)

It's difficult to balance approval, as you don't want to straight up write a monster. Every character needs to have some humanity in them. So if it comes to leaving the party, it needed to be the result of something central to said character. They wanted to be mindful of situations that would cause actual rifts between characters. (I assume this is why most generic disapprovals/approvals are +/- 1 or 2, while character-related ones give +/-5 or more)

However, as they don't write straight up horrible people/monsters, it doesn't come up as often as one might think.

The interviewer makes a point about how characters like Astarion and Lae'zel are good examples of how to play "evil" characters, as they are maybe not the best people but are still eager and willing to stick around the other party members

They worked to make sure the characters would work as a group, no matter the configuration of the group. The characters needed to be on the same path, even if they don't always agree or walk that path the same way.

Stephen Rooney is very proud of the "climactic" scene of Astarion's story. (AS HE SHOULD BE.) He even had to step away from the computer and have an emotional moment. Me too, man.

He's also "extremely pleased" that there's a point where you can punch Astarion in the face. "Actually, that one might be my favorite part" A MAN OF THE PEOPLE!!

Stephen Rooney's tip on what specific thing you should try out with Astarion: When he's trying to get a "sneaky nibble" at night, you should "probably" let him bite you. Way ahead of you there, sir.

No discussion about Astarion's romance unfortunately, but that's that!

#bg3 #baldur's gate 3 #astarion #anyway ... after dragon age it feels so mindblowing to have writers who aren't apologists for their characters

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ssuzu · 2 years

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These are my OS's, Rihaar, parents, about whom was the last post! I thought you might like them >W< btw! my comms are OPEN now OwO all info is here ;''з

#dragon age #commisions open #dragon age inquistor #dragon age inquisition #dragon age qunari #dragon age adaar #cartoon #comics #dragon age character #dragon age oc #dragon age fanart #commision info #romantic couple #happily married #height difference

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