krahka: (letting the days go by)
Usually I give only a mild to moderate shit about Dungeons and Dragons. It is firmly not my favorite TTRPG but one that I will play without complaint if no one around me will play anything else, or if it's genuinely the best fit for what we want to do, but will complain about if they will not play anything else.

But I've been playing Baldur's Gate 3 and having a good time, and all this DnD got me thinking about Eberron. Love that shit. Read the campaign setting when it was first released in 2004, and it blew my young mind. Highly underrated. Don't get enough of it. Still a little mad that the only video games it got were Dungeons and Dragons Online and some obscure RTS, and now here we are with yet another Forgotten Realms game. And I started thinking about whether a BG3 Eberron AU would work. At first, I was like, "Probably not, Eberron was specifically designed to take all the traditional DnD tropes and monsters and mechanics and do them as differently from the Forgotten Realms specifically as possible so that there's a reason to set your campaign there, instead of in FR like everyone else." But then...

Anyway, now I'm attached to Inspired/kalashtar Shadowheart who is part of a Dreaming Dark experiment to see if they can corrupt the kalashtar's quori bond with enough psionic fuckery, warforged Karlach who got a few brief, beautiful years of being a person and not a weapon before getting shoved in a box and sent to the eternal battlefield of Shavarath, Gale of Fairhaven, who fucked up the Prophecy by activating an ancient giant superweapon at the wrong time, Wyll d'Deineith who manifested his dragonmark under the most suspicious circumstances possible and got excoriated for it, war hero Gortash who watched too many of his buddies die by getting shot by magic missile and now thinks the Age of Demons might not have been as bad as they said it was, crystal dragon Orpheus, the Emperor having been a literal emperor, and Orin Tarkanan in a frankly, pretty crowded field of changelings who are into the Dragon Below.

Anyway, I might be writing those up in a coherent manner and posting them here, since Dreamwidth seems like a good place to keep all my long-winded, self-indulgent headcanon-y stuff on.
krahka: (letting the days go by)
So I woke up at 4 am in a panic, and now it's 6 am, and I've given up on trying to sleep, and now I'm just trying to distract myself from the Horrors, and apparently that involves thinking about some of the TTRPGs I've run.

Anyway, shout out to systems with mixed success and mixed failure. I'm thinking of the time I was running Fantasy Flight Star Wars, and the party was extremely injured and on the lam, so they needed medical attention from somewhere that was safe from the authorities. So one of them had mob connections, so she rolled Streetwise and got a resounding success with a whole bunch of disadvantage. So that's how I ended up making my worst NPC ever, Doctor Friendly, a mansquito who would gladly do whatever life-saving surgery you needed! The only payment he required was a lot of blood, preferably from the person who was actively dying, since blood tastes best close to death.

Come to think of it, even if I'm not running Star Wars, I am running a game where that would work. But it's with the same people, and they were so mad the first time when I had the excuse of making him up in five seconds that I think they would revolt if I brought him back.

krahka: (catboy maid)
Extremely basic list of all my Guild Wars characters, subject to change and expand and get messed around with at any time.

Steelspawn

Xarxes )

Klejskizae )

Socialisa Cutter )

Eadgar Raventalon )

Cyanospore )


The Pact

Breja Hackett )

Kaadja the Unlucky )

Sanitationist Klepp )


Everyone Else

Lepidopteres )

Tenpenny Regula )

Sinke Pelaen )


Guild Wars 1

Faraji Deepwalker )

Marxa the Cutter )

Naito Maru )
krahka: (letting the days go by)
So here are the Works I am Progressing, in an attempt to get people seeing them and maybe trick me into finishing them.

You Never Fight Alone
Guild Wars 1/Guild Wars 2
The Awakened hero of Nightfall and Prophecies (and also Factions, but I don't think that's likely to come up) is freed from Joko's control by Aurene fucking eating him, only to see her die in battle against Kralkatorrik at Thunderhead Keep. From there, he has A Time with the fact that this is not the first time he's seen the world come so close to ending. Sometimes, when all hope seems lost, all you can do is lean on your comrades and your mad, desperate faith in gods you know have abandoned your world, because you know they've specifically abandoned you.
This is for the Commander of Your Heart zine, an OC-focused GW2 thing which is going I applied to write for on a whim and was frankly surprised that I got in. I'm a little intimidated, tbh, since there are a lot of my favorite GW2 fan artists making really fucking good stuff for this. So uh, yeah, look forward to that in February.

Guild Wars 2 Write 2023
Guild Wars 2
So basically I didn't have FFXIV brain when FFXIVWrite came up this year, only GW2 brain, so I decided to take all those prompts and write for GW2 instead. I also didn't write them all on the day they were announced, but I still want to write them. Idk where I'm going to post them, since it's kind of a FFXIV event that I'm reappropriating. Maybe here? I'm putting this in WIPs because I'm still writing a bunch of them, but I also got a bunch done. Who knows girl

They're All Having A Weird Time (working title)
Final Fantasy XIV/Star Wars: The Old Republic
So playing DRK with a character who, in a past life, was a light side Sith definitely hit a lot of ways, especially since I made FFXIV!Kleskizhae when Onslaught came out and offered characters a chance to defect, and I realized that he's going to spend the rest of his life fruitlessly trying to reform the Empire from the inside. So I decided that Fray was the Force ghost of SWTOR!Kleskizhae, who is thrilled that FFXIV!Klesk can escape the Empire and fix it the way he was never able to, and that DRK includes a lot of Sith elements.
Then Endwalker happened and made the Force a thing, so now I gotta do something concrete with that. What I'm doing is writing about Azem, Fandaniel, Amon and Kleskizhae and all of their experiences with Darth Taral's holocron, and also sometimes his ghost. As the title suggests, they all have a weird time of it.

Lae'zel and Gnathe Chase Each Other Around With Knives (working title)
Baldur's Gate 3
Lae'zel and my githzerai Tav chase each other with knives, and yes, this is a sexual thing for them. This would be early in their relationship, while Lae'zel is still on board with Vlaakith, so the whole thing involves them monologuing at each other about how Vlaakith rules/sucks and how Zerthimon sucks/rules, and how she's going to bring their head to her queen once this is all over and how they're untouchable because they are of steel and mind, not of flesh and brain. Deep in their toxic yuri phase.
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I apparently made an account here like, in 2014, and I don't remember why or for what, but here it is, in case Tumblr eats shit.

I am having vivid Livejournal flashbacks and remembering that, oh yeah, I *was* pretty active on LJ way back in the day. Don't go looking for it, or I guess, do, if you want to see what I was like as a teenager back in 2008 or so. It's been long enough that I feel kind of silly cringing about it.

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