#Borzag

[vangold]

Finally more Dragon Age for this Inktober, Yaya! :D

Welp, that one's a bit late again, however, I'm honestly glad I took my time here, since.....heh, boi I actually nailed this one XD

Decided to simple plant the PC's of the P&PRPG Inquisition I'm playing with my folks at the war table and simple let them do their thing. Took some inspiration from this gorgeous piece of artwork and simply sprincled some bits of the game's wartable-room into the background. Sou yeah, I think I couldn't present these 4 dorks better in a nutshell than I did here XDDD

Tho let me introduce from left to right:

On the left we have our party's mage Farel. Former Dalish and now apostate (and if I remember right actually the youngest of the party), just as usual facepalming in the background about the attics of his companions.

Sharles here in the middle you probably have seen before (my PC ^__^). Proud Fereldan Rogue from Redcliffe, as usual blubbering random bs. Not sure if he's ranting bout how Orlais sucks, how Dorian is hot or just giving random silly comments about the current topic.

Next to him we have Dolph, our Inquisitor. Snakeoil-Conm- sorry - "totally not shady Merchant" from Orzammar. As usual reconsidering his life choices and wondering how Sharles keeps coming up with this crap XD

And last but not least we have our muscle on two little feet, Borzag. Surface dwarf, Mercenary and master in bitchslapping people with axe and shield, tho currently busy slapping the table while howling in laughter, probably still audible on the other side of Skyhold.

And with that I FINALLY finally now managed to give these four a worthy and proper group picture.

Currently we are approaching the end of our campaign, but I will deeply enjoy these guys while the story still lasts. Feels like we played this campaign for ages, it's an absolute joy tho to revisit Inquisition's plot with that alternative story line ^__^

[deforest]

JOAN CRAWFORD & CLARK GABLE in STRANGE CARGO — 1940, dir. Frank Borzage

[thebarroomortheboy]

The Mortal Storm (1940) | dir. Frank Borzage

[marypickfords]

The Lady (Frank Borzage, 1925)

[patdevilles]

HISTORY IS MADE AT NIGHT (1937) // dir. Frank Borzage

[ inspo ]

[blacknarcissus]

Lucky Star (1929)

[citizenscreen]

Looking over Frank Borzage’s shoulder as he directs Spencer Tracy jumping from a moving train in MAN’S CASTLE (1933)

[cametotheshowinsd]

BEJEWELED (1932) A Musical directed by: Taylor Swift & Busby Berkeley - Is the nightclub sensation 'Midnight' a gold digger, or a siren woman, or just a girl who wants the penthouse of your heart? Either way, you best believe she can make the whole place shimmer! 💎💎💎 "Diamonds in my eyes, I polish up real nice (NICE!)"

[classicfilmblr]

Moonrise (1948) dir. Frank Borzage

[in-love-with-movies]

His Butler’s Sister (1943)

[thursdaymurderbub]

The New Movie Magazine, April 1933

[sacredwhores]

Frank Borzage - The Shinning Hour (1938)

[deforest]

JOAN CRAWFORD & FAY BAINTER in THE SHINING HOUR — 1938, dir. Frank Borzage

[mozart-1053]

Man's Castle (Frank Borzage, 1933)

[marypickfords]

The Lady (Frank Borzage, 1925)

[iwatchfilmsbut]

7th Heaven (Frank Borzage, 1927)