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[nonanbaon]

apparently if you don't kill cazador, there's an epilogue where the gur rip out cazador's tongue and let astarion murder the shit out of him. and i think that's beautiful ❤️

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🍷宴からパチったワインを持参して

🦇来るのも気まずかったけど、何もせず帰るのも気まずい

・2コマ目のアップ

さらに読むの先は下書き

「アスタリオンはあぐらをかくかな？」と思い、描きなおしました。

でも、あぐらをかいている時があっても良いと思います。

[nonanbaon]

🩸隣人を愛せよ

公式の花冠アスタリオンを見て、これをずっと書きたかった🥺

🌼Dad! You're the COOLEST!

社会的マイノリティに対して辛辣な態度をしていたアスタリオンが、文字通り英雄になったと自負するエピローグ後、社会的マイノリティの権利の為に、その弁舌を生かすだろうと想像することは、そんなに非難されることでしょうか？

Is it really so reprehensible to imagine that astarion, who has always had a harsh attitude towards social minorities, would use his eloquence to advocate for the rights of social minorities after the epilogue sees him literally billing himself as a hero?

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日付を跨いでしまったんですけど、トランスジェンダー可視化の日に合わせて描いた、ノクターンとシャドウハートです。

SHが好感度高い時に言う「お前ほど気の合う人はいなかった、居たとして思い出せない」という台詞はノクターンのことだったんですね

以下は下書き

[nonanbaon]

ドラゴンエイジ インクイジションをプレイしました。 面白かったです。

最後の最後でソラスに全ての感情を持っていかれました。

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仲間(社会的マイノリティ達)を率いるリーダー同士、 最終決戦後に意気投合して欲しい

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現代風な装い　現代AU？

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⚠描写：ゴア・DV

ヴェリカザ前提・若干モブカザ 　→原型を留めていない現代AU

車のトランクに詰めてドライブに行きましょう。

[nonanbaon]

▼ケイレスの髪形が間違っています。

これは大分前にTwitterで上げた漫画ですが、tumblerでどの程度規制されるか不明瞭だったので上げていませんでした。

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⚠年齢操作・現パロrkgk

奇妙なザールファミリー

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カザドール・ザール関連の短い漫画まとめ (+wipとか切り抜きとか)

①反逆が成功して本腰入れ始めた感じのザール卿---------------------

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②モブカザ-----------------------------------------------------------

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若輩貴族に粘着されるザール卿の概念が好きです

↓落書きとかwipの詰め合わせ↓

[nonanbaon]

What do you think of Gandrel? First time I played I let Astarion kill him and thought it was funny, but I super regretted it later. I've done 4 play through of bg3 and I haven't let him kill him ever since.

Real. I genuinely hate how many people let Astarion kill him for a sliver of approval they don't even need. Gandrel is a good man, simply looking for his daughters—the daughters Astarion kidnapped. The first time I played, I didn't have Astarion with me when I met him. I heard him out, but ultimately told him to stay away from my friend. Then, out of curiosity, I reloaded and brought Astarion with me. I didn't even get a chance to finish the conversation before he stabbed the man in the eye. Obviously, I reloaded again and let Gandrel live. I wasn't willing to let Astarion murder him over blatant racism.

And it was racism. In D&D, the Gur are a nomadic people of mostly dusk-skinned monster hunters and fortune tellers. They're private and honourable, their alignment usually good or neutral. They have a bad reputation only amongst settled people (living in cities or towns), who view them as shifty and untrustworthy solely because they don't live like the majority of the population. They're regarded as cut-throat and unclean, for no reason other than them being nomadic. You need only listen to Astarion's stereotypical description of them to know he hated them long before Cazador came along.

In Early Access there used to be a line of dialogue where, if you pushed Astarion for details about the night he turned, he admitted the Gur attacked him because they were dissatisfied with a ruling he passed regarding their people. This was because Astarion was initially written to be a corrupt magistrate. In the new release, however, that line and backstory are gone, likely because Larian was worried players would have a harder time sympathising with him—because he is outwardly racist. He even quips about eating Kobolds, because to him they're "animals". But they're not animals. They're a playable race in D&D. They're sentient. He simply sees them as lesser beings. And he feels the same way about gnomes, too. 😒

Now obviously he gets over that prejudice if you romance him as a gnome (or any small race), but some people tend to defend all of Astarion's worst traits, to an almost unhealthy degree. His racism is not excusable. It should be criticised, in the same way you can criticise his hatred of the Gur. Personally, when he told me about the attack, I told him he couldn't hold all Gur responsible. He didn't like that, of course, but I stuck to it, and by Act 3 he agreed to help save their children. In my opinion, that's the best way to help Astarion become a better person. He needs pushback and a friendly, morally good influence.

Plus, the Gur weren't wrong for hunting him. It wasn't his fault, but he did steal their children. Gandrel wasn't lying about that. If you pass a persuasion check when you meet him, he'll tell you he's looking for "the monster who stole our children", and the reason he refuses to tell you anything at first is because he doesn't want to put you in danger. He even warns you about Ethel and offers to trade supplies. He's a good man, as most of his people are. In fact, the whole tribe is extremely reasonable when interacting with you, even if you set 7000 hungry spawn loose on the Sword Coast. If you do so, Gandrel can later be found in the sewers, lamenting over his daughters.

So to anyone who let Astarion kill Gandrel: if you do another playthrough, maybe give the poor guy a chance? He's just a worried father looking for his kids. 😔