Jorbathan

gonzo journalist enver gortash and his vicious attorney sybil vanore

Inspiration was a POV shot of a city half fallen into a cavernous abyss that sparked more curiosity to keep exploring more and more into its depths

One of my favorite location settings for my DnD game I made this year. A city lost to time sunken below the ground

And for some reason orphans seemed to like me 10/10
Thank you to anyone who even reads this lol

The best part is that taking him down was just a clash of a devil thinking himself fair and untouchable and a mortal willing to bet that he could trick a demon to humiliate him. And he did. His house completely robbed and desecrated while awaiting the devil himself to let him know he was vulnerable

- What makes BG3 decisions so interesting from player to player is that as a sign of complete hubris I signed my soul to Raphael intentionally to double cross him as I assumed something as serious as that would let his guard down. -

That is to say I got one of the good endings in such a chaotic and fucked up way which made it perfect.

Spoilers for Raphael incoming:
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Raven is such a complicated character before I converted him into a Tav as he was one of my DnD characters. Having someone with such a specific level of hubris to match Gale's with a high level of self awareness is so fascinating yo see play out when given options of power in game -

Blurb stuff incoming so beware the walls of text.

I think what made BG3 work so well for me is that I was able to successfully play a character that wasn't automatically treated as good / evil in a binary way from the choices I made in game -

More BG3 Act 3 Spoilers ahead:

Playing a morally grey character on my first run was so fantastic because deception checks always made me so giddy on how much bullshit I could get away.

Anyways this is Teryon

Early BG3 Spoilers:

Making my first Tav into my Guardian is going to be so interesting in how I am now going to be gaslit properly by my disaster Drow as he would have wanted

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