DYLAN WANG as DONGFANG QINGCANG Happy Love Between Fairy and Devil 2nd anniversary!

I know very well what you want. You torture me because you want to see me beg for mercy on my knees, to see me beg you like a wretch. Keep dreaming.

QIN TIANYU as Xia Jingyan Fated Hearts (2025)

Spoilers for [Secret Male Romancable] and baby that got a little bugged

What are you looking at?

BG3 has truly changed my life. I've made so many wonderful friends in this fandom. I've been consistently inspired to create for almost an entire year now?? I've made more art in the past year than I have in a decade. I just really love this game and I'm so thankful for how much it's done for me

I loooove ominously giggling when I'm getting my friends into smth new. They ask me a spoilery question and I get to do this

To anyone who's ever been worried that your OC is too Extra... don't be.

The thing is, in any RPG, the protagonist is often meant to be a bit of a blank slate, with room to implement one's own OC, personality, and headcanons. The fact that game dialogue can sometimes feel noncommittal, or the fact that the responses can vary so widely, speaks to this: you can be anyone, so you are not forced to be any one thing specifically.

But when you carry that OC with you, out of that game? The role of the protagonist in the narrative shifts: it is yours. It belongs not to everyone (which is how they build the game) but to you, to your iteration and interpretation of the game's events. The protagonist goes from being the vessel through which we experience the story to being the main character of a narrative.

When we write, then (though this is also true for non-writers with OCs!) the protagonist - be they Tav, Rook, the Inquisitor, the Rogue Trader, anything - benefits from having more detail, and especially more extravagant detail. They are (most often) the POV character of the narrative. They are the lens through which we, as readers in fandom, experience your story.

So yes: make them special.

Yes: make them unhinged.

Yes: make them go on whatever emotional journey you like.

That's what they're there for, and these details enrich the story every single time.

Nonny....

Advanced Magical Linguistics: Or, How Wizards Express Love As A Mathematical Constant

Gromph Baenre has fucked up. His last gamble for power in the political games of the Underdark have seen him exiled, his wife is dead after attempting to murder their daughter and his sister, his sister hates him (nothing new there) and his youngest daughter carrying the reincarnated soul of his mother has absconded from the Underdark to chase dreamily after Drizzt Do'Urden. His elder daughter wants nothing to do with him. He has lost everything.

So when word reaches him of the survival of his old paramour, the former Zedriniset of Lolth, living and thriving in Waterdeep and teaching at the famed Blackstaff Academy, it seems too good to be true. He will simply seduce her, secure a lofty academic position at Blackstaff that requires little effort on his part, and return to a life of power and decadence once more.

Unfortunately, his former paramour is now married - to a Chosen of Mystra, no less. A handsome, dashing human wizard. But marriage has never been an impedance to his schemes before, and perhaps a handsome, dashing human wizard might be a little more pliable than his prickly ex-lover...

AFTER FOURTEEN MONTHS, CHAPTER TWO IS NOW LIVE!!!! After observing Ryme'dra from a distance in chapter one, Gromph changes tact and decides that is Gale is a more susceptible target for his seductions.

in honor of fom’s 1.0 release, here’s a quick speedpaint of caldarus!

My name is Whiptail, and I kill people for a living.

Based on that Lilo & Stitch scene

I think Cegorach heard her instead.

i'm a drawer in very, very slow training, but here, have a drawing of minthy that actually looks like her, hehe

Big man on his knees in front of his smaller partner.......he's looking up at them making intense and hungry eye contact...they're cupping his cheek