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alias_sqbrI am quite happy with all three of these pictures!
"Amell family reunion" on deviantART and Tumblr. Zevran/m!Amell/Morrigan, Fenris/m!Hawke, Bethany and Urthemiel.
"Society for the Promotion of Elfish Welfare" on deviantART and on Tumblr. Fenris gen fancomic with transcript.
"There can be no peace" on deviantART and on Tumblr. f!Hawke gen fanart, contains character death.
Bioware games really do make you care about the characters. I knew a certain character was going to die in my second playthrough. I also knew they didn't have to die, and that there would be no negative consequences to letting them live except it being out of character for my PC. But I still killed them, and I still felt surprisingly sad about it. Of course, there were a bunch of other characters she killed I felt no remorse about at all :)
How I lost my soul to a game is a cute little post about how even a simple browser game like Echo Bazaar can make you care about characters and feel responsible for what happens to them as a consequence of your actions.
"Amell family reunion" on deviantART and Tumblr. Zevran/m!Amell/Morrigan, Fenris/m!Hawke, Bethany and Urthemiel.
"Society for the Promotion of Elfish Welfare" on deviantART and on Tumblr. Fenris gen fancomic with transcript.
"There can be no peace" on deviantART and on Tumblr. f!Hawke gen fanart, contains character death.
Bioware games really do make you care about the characters. I knew a certain character was going to die in my second playthrough. I also knew they didn't have to die, and that there would be no negative consequences to letting them live except it being out of character for my PC. But I still killed them, and I still felt surprisingly sad about it. Of course, there were a bunch of other characters she killed I felt no remorse about at all :)
How I lost my soul to a game is a cute little post about how even a simple browser game like Echo Bazaar can make you care about characters and feel responsible for what happens to them as a consequence of your actions.
