No one special. Just a ginger, nerdy writer who posts little things that amuse me.
On occasion the ramblings of a spoilt brat.
Mostly Dragon Age, kittens, gorgeous ladies, shoes and sometimes NSFW - be aware.
My Writing can be found under #cevvie fic or at my AO3
Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor
(Source: messerehawke)
Confession: I’ve a habit of changing Hawke throughout the acts depending on what happens. If all of her family dies, she gets bitchier, if she’s friends with Isabela but she leaves, she laughs it off. Not just the personality will change, but thanks to the Black Emporium, I’ll make her hair longer at the beginning of every act, maybe change her makeup. The game is a 7-8 year story, something other than her armor has to change!
I do that too. I’ve changed hair, make up and even added scars. It just makes sense that Hawke would change significantly over the course of the game.
My biggest change happened with my Riker Hawke. He started off just wanting to make some money to provide for his family. As events occurred he became more and more bitter. His opinion of mages also changed after Bethany’s death, then his mothers at the hands of a mage, and finally Anders was the final straw.
Riker started off not really having an opinion of mages and ended up hating them.
World of Thedas doesn’t reveal Alistair’s mother but…
…it does give his birth year 9:10. it’s the other dates that are disturbing.
I’m so annoyed by this I don’t even.
Time really is a fluid thing in Thedas, isn’t it? :-/
This really annoys me as a writer. When I’m writing something, especially original pieces, I plan out a time line. That sort of thing is incredibly important.
It help catch plot holes, it stop event overlaps or helps sort out when events are meant to be overlapping.
Why? Why? Why haven’t the Dragon Age team got an official time line?
It baffles and annoys me.
I headcanon that this warden gave Zevran the worst blowjob of his life.
Confession: I really, really, REALLY love Sebastian.
(Source: weirdoqueen)
