dragon age origins: gays and their mage chaperon try to save Fantasy Ohio from your average mud covered country boy
dragon age 2: gays and their police chaperon try to save a Fantasy Combination Pizza Hut And Taco Bell from jessica lange wielding a really sharp glowstick
dragon age inquisition: gays and their military chaperon try to save Fantasy Disney World from a Swarovski crystal encrusted Bad Dragon Dildo
Fake comic cover of Spider Ben/Octo May. Wish this version is real.
I would read the hell out of this, oh my god.
Okay, so it happened. A lot of my doodles got tagged as naughty, so I’m no longer going to be posting art here.
Might still reblog stuff and maybe post some updates about my game, but that’s about going to be my extent here.
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This user is still gaining porn bot followers
This user has seen an increase in porn bot followers.
Legit JUST got one minutes ago.
So in DAI if you play as Adaar you start getting correspondences from your old mercenary group, right? And one of the things your old partner Shokrakar sends you is this thing that’s clearly meant to be funny (”PS If you don’t remember who you are, your name is Adaar. You’re Vasoth. You didn’t get paid for getting blown up”).
But we also know that Shokrakar isn’t Vashoth–she’s true TAL-Vashoth, a former Qunari, who went to the reeducators several times before escaping and going mercenary. The dig about “if you don’t remember who you are” is probably actually pretty significant for her. How much time did the reeducators spend trying to redefine who SHE was? Personal identity is probably hugely important to her and I see this line as actually being a pretty valid concern from someone who sincerely cares about your mental health and is maybe always a little afraid of losing her own self-identity.








