i know these are low quality but i play bg3 on a ps5, not pc. all i have is shitty phone photos of my tav. hahah
lore dump under the cut, if you want to miss it, nbd.
this is Festé, my non-binary tiefling ranger.
they used to have long hair but chopped it off because of the Troubles (act 3). in the canon-matrix i have created for them (hahahah) they keep their hair long but usually done up in a braid. kind of plain, to be honest. if it were an option in bg3 i would have had them in long anime girl hair. this picrew is closer to the vision i originally had for them:
(i also have fanart of them i drew but i can't find it rip)
they are one of my retired 5e characters and their backstory is a little chaotic, lots of retcons and parallel timelines because my dm never lets us have an easy game. basically, there was this sorceress that it took us five (oog) years to get a party together and beat, because people kept either leaving, moving or their pc died in game. it was a homebrew, so a lot of wacky things happened.
they're non-binary- mostly because they cannot really be bothered with gender when there's a weapon to wield and a potential friend in distress.
on that note, it was actually everyone around them who starting referring to them with neutral pronouns. they just... never made a definitive claim of being one gender or another. one pc in a former campaign (a centaur barbarian named Basios) once referred to them as "my non-descript friend!" and that was hilarious, and it also stuck.
it's canon based on past 5e campaigns that they don't like elves. they have a secret hate-on for elves. so maybe a certain pale elf has something to do with that- we may never know.
they have a husband and an adopted kid in one of those timelines.
i recently resurrected them to play through the netherdeep campaign with a new group.
i'm inserting their adventures in baldur's gate as what they were up to before they met their husband.
their husband is a lawful evil wizard named Mordren who loves living in a cave and murdering people who enter the cave.
Festé was the only other person besides him to walk out of that cave alive, uwu.
in bg3 canon (my save file), they're an Astarion truther and definitely have carried the "i can fix him" torch for a long time.
they're a bit of a happy dumbass, and they don't talk a lot.
it's hard to get them riled up, as it were. they're a relatively calm, accepting and objective person.
the only thing they're really scared of is losing someone they've made a connection with.
they have had a lot of lovers but they're not the type to make a big deal of it. everyone was someone they loved fully and in a respectable way.
they're the character that is most like me, in a way. i played them really honestly in bg3 to how i would respond to a lot of the dialogue. so in a sense, not a lot of role play was going on in their run.
after the events of baldur's gate, they'll probably go on to have some more small adventures before the big encounter with the sorceress i mentioned. i would say during the events of the bg3 they'd be roughly 26-27, and they were 32-33 during the sorceress campaign.
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