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theveryworstthing · 2 months
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"Welcome! I'm glad to see that we still have people interested in volunteering. We have 6 positions open this Riverseason, 3 at each of the base camps. After you fill out your paperwork I'll take you to meet the new Companions and we'll see who you connect with!"
every few years after a heavy rainy season the river swells and a lush, high, patch of forest grows around its fattened middle in a matter of days. during this time strange Creatures emerge to nest in the surrounding area, which is seemingly a safer place to rear young than the forest, and then migrate back when the river begins to lower in a few months. neither the creatures nor the Townsfolk know why the forest appears or what exactly is going on with the river but they learned long ago to (mostly) live in peace. 
while the forest makes most people uneasy, some are very eager (maybe too eager) to explore it. this includes some young Creatures who seem equally compelled to Enter. experience says that mixed teams have a better chance or survival (little guy with Powers + person with thumbs and camping supplies is a pretty good combo even if communication can be rough sometimes) and so that is how the scouting trips operate. scouts start at either upriver or downriver base camps just outside the forest and try to follow the river the entire way to avoid getting lost.
it is so easy to get lost.
most people lose sight of the other scouting teams about half a mile in even though they're all following the same river and going in the same direction. best case scenario is that you make new discoveries, map out a few things, and make it out the other side in way more time than it should really take to walk to the other side. worst case is you can't find your way out before the river starts to dry up and you hope the rain is heavy next year. 
pictured above are the little Companions ready to hike in with someone this season. you will only learn their names if you connect with one, but in loose power typing terms we've got:
a prophesy type (omens good and bad. tea leaves, smoke, tiny bones)
a wander type (never settled and never has to be. a shifter of sorts)
a fungal type (more than it seems. eager for friendship)
a celestial type (looking into the void. navigating by starlight)
a dirt type (grounded and persistent. a terror to terrors)
and a sylph type (the air in your lungs. the invisible belief)
which Companion will you choose? what name comes to you when they choose you back? 
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mousesize · 2 years
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DnD scribble time with Regina my goblin bard!
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kingfakey · 1 year
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are people really mad about the lack of fantasy racism in the escapist fantasy game movie… get help.
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degusart · 8 months
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New art of my goblin drake warden Tyblin and her companion Lux. The game itself is still a ways out but soon enough we will get going. Combined her with an old one-shot pc and overhauled her backstory but she's still a funny lil gal who's going to be so excited to be an adventurer
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greetings-inferiors · 2 months
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OMG OMG OMG NOW I CAN POST ABOUT FACKTORÉ ON MAIN
I love her so much, she knocked on a barrel suspected to be a mimic and was like "hello mr mimic? hmm not there" and then when it bit her she went "I always wanted to try this" and pulled out a GUN and shot it.
When she was kicked out of Gnomengarde (for shooting ANOTHER gnome with her giant crossbow), she whistled and called her massive tricked out barrelspider and rode it like a cowgirl into the distance.
And after the session @ostrigjpg said "I know she's wearing goggles but it really looks like she just has wide eyes" and posted this
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So it's now canon that when she takes her goggles off her eyes are just as wide. I can do that. I AM GOD.
Anyway dnd is 100% an excuse to make my own blorbos. At least they actually found out her name this time (I'm sorry unnamed goblin, you'll be appreciated someday)
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modwyr · 6 months
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the thing is. i do think there's a point to be made that while wyll's selflessness is taken to the point where it is harming him, its a lot harder for that to be read as a flaw when meeting him (especially compared to the other companions) and that, by removing his ea interactions with the goblins (as an example) some of the hooks for his character are less immediately grabbing, which can make him on the surface look less compelling than the other companions - it looks like wyll has his shit sorted and doesn't need our help (this is not true but on a surface level/first glance). however when a lot of people make this point it's not in relation to how his character was shafted in the writing process or whatever, they're saying it because they don't want to engage with a black character.
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mrwinter25 · 7 months
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Board game figures
An acquaintance of mine wants to make a homebrew board game and asked me to paint his miniatures.
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dykemerrilll · 7 months
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was gonna wait til i finished act 2 before posting my nightsong thoughts but actually i want to get my first impressions out to see if they change but…currently i’m pretty disappointed by it because from an rp perspective i literally don’t see a single reason why the pc would let shadowheart kill the nightsong if they weren’t already allied with the absolute.
from a practical perspective your whole aim is to get rid of ketheric’s invulnerability - i guess killing the nightsong might achieve that purpose but to me at least the implication throughout the gauntlet is that if you kill the nightsong as part of the dark justiciar trial she doesn’t actually die. (never mind the fact that aylin seems far too important to both ketheric and shar for her to be sacrificed if an ordinary selûnite would do). obligatory disclaimer that i didn’t let shadowheart kill her so i don’t know what happens in that instance, but that doesn’t really matter in this case because i’m talking about how the choice is presented to you, and to me at least it did not seem like killing aylin would be in any way strategic.
in which case it’s not really a choice because a) practically you are strongly encouraged to let aylin go and b) morally your tav has to justify the murder of a defenceless woman for…what, shadowheart’s career goals? even if you’re romancing shadowheart (which i am) convincing her requires a straightforward persuasion check, the mechanics of which thus far have meant you convince her that your position is correct - there’s not much in the way of lasting relationship consequences in that she won’t get so mad at you she leaves the party because you’ve already convinced her you’re right.
all that is to say that i think this is reflective of bg3’s overall binary attitude towards its major choices - there’s a good route (save the grove, defend isobel, free aylin), and a bad route (destroy the grove, ally with marcus, kill aylin). a lot of those choices compound, as well - other people have talked from actual experience about how allying with minthara will lose you a huge amount of content and allies, thus railroading you into picking a side from both a narrative and gameplay perspective. you’ve a huge amount of freedom in how you go about achieving any of those things - stealth, persuasion, combat etc., but the objectives themselves are pretty static.
so when you then have a companion’s personal quest tied to intrinsically to the plot it negates a huge amount of player choice. thematically, the companion quests are binary because they can either break or perpetuate cycles of abuse - that’s an instance in which binary choices can be very compelling. but the thematic concerns of shadowheart’s very intricate and heartfelt personal quest are totally undercut by the necessities of a pretty straightforward choice. i can’t play a hands-off tav and let this be shadowheart’s decision without to all appearances letting ketheric win. this isn’t a truly grey choice like the decision to sacrifice isolde or go to the circle in dragon age origins. it feels like that’s what bg3 was trying to do here by combining shadowheart’s quest and the main narrative, but because that main narrative is actually relatively inflexible, it just means shadowheart’s quest suffers by comparison.
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sugar-hamster · 28 days
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Krank the Goblin [FRONT-FACING BUST]
My friend's character Krank. This was made to be used as a token for our Roll20 Death House oneshot. Drawn by me, rendered by Pearline. Interested in commissioning me? Check out my Artistree: https://artistree.io/request/sugarhamster
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elandrawssometimes · 1 month
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Detective Waggery Thistle
Axebury's goblin detective
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roslina-w-bagnie · 1 month
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The Deal with the Devil
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scholars-art · 1 year
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A goblin and his weird wife foraging for food
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bergameow · 1 year
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Gobling :^)
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hraugur · 2 years
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terraria comic the "hero” is a bit unhinged
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degusart · 19 days
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A drawing of my upcoming PC Tyblin, as a wee bab, and her mama Shauna. A goblin and bugbear, respectively
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b0nelessdoodles · 5 months
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that feel when the ship goes canon 🎉🎉🎉
non-meme version of the smooch and also the rip cause holy shit i love him
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