Well if it isn't Bryce Couslands little Spitfire

All grown up and still playing the man

[swellio]

ways your characters can show varying emotions

to show sadness (grief, sorrow):

- sharply sucking in a breath

- hiccuping from crying so hard

- uncontrollable sobbing

- slumped shoulders, head down

- weather can be used to show emotions — not just rain, but a shining sun and birds chirping contrasts well with a grieving character

- depending on the person, sadness can result in lashing out at others for no reason or shutting everyone out

to show anger (rage, frustration)

- red face, fists clenched

- narrow eyes

- sharp comebacks, gritting teeth

- the air around them is tense

- others may be silent, ignoring whoever they’re angry at

- inhales

- angry. tears.

- kicking, punching, slapping

to show shock (hurt, confusion)

- wide, confused eyes

- freezing in place

- collapsing to their knees

- silent and blank-faced

- ignoring everything else happening around them

to show happiness (joy, delight)

- bright eyes

- crinkles around their eyes from smiling so much

- laughter!

- optimism

- playful, laid back nature

- the weight being lifted off their shoulders

- relaxed sigh

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[lafaiette]

Friendly reminder that:

Qunari are empowering Saarebas with lyrium so that they can become stronger, open temporary Rifts, slow time down, and use mysterious spells, all through unknown means.

Tevinter is terribly weakened, corrupted, and will not last in the war against the Qunari.

Fen’Harel, now incredibly powerful, is planning to eliminate the corrupted parts of the Qun (good thing), but also to tear down the Veil (not that good, depending on the consequences). He will probably help the Tevinter slaves in rebelling against their masters too.

Titans are awakening. They are enormous beings living deep underground, whose blood has been consumed for millennia by mages and Templars alike, shaping the world as it is today. They also seem able to influence events above ground and they are very angry with the world or at least with the elves. They will probably re-establish their contact/link with the dwarves.

Something is happening in Weisshaupt, the Wardens have gone silent, and a new Blight is most likely coming.

The Evanuris are still locked away, but it’s obvious they will get free soon. They are a bunch of homicidal assholes who will not think twice about conquering Thedas again. They might be also tainted by the Blight, if the theories “Evanuris locked away with the Blight in the Black City” are true.

If Kieran was born, Flemeth/Mythal took the Old God’s soul from him, planning to do something with it. We still don’t know what it is, but it’s unlikely she will stay “dead”. She still has to have her revenge, her “reckoning which will shake the very heavens”.

Either Morrigan or the Inquisitor drank from the Well of Sorrows and the consequences of that act are still unclear, but whatever they are, they are going to suck or at least be mildly disturbing.

Mysterious Dalish elves live in the Tirashan. They are violent, cruel, and worship the Forgotten Ones.

Strange people from the Volca Sea are returning after a long absence, claiming a terrible calamity struck their lands.

We still don’t know what lies beyond the Amaranthine Ocean, but whatever it is, it makes people go insane and suicidal.

Basically Thedas right now:

[bookmania]

Seven years after, I see you again 😚

[scripturient-manipulator]

Guys this completely changed my writing, heed it. I often do an entire draft just looking at sentence variation and oftentimes the results are absolutely transformative in the difference.

[luxlightly]

As with all writing, though, remember that each “rule” can be reversed for effect. For instance, when writing a character’s dialog you really want to feel droning and boring, without being able to hear their voice, you might have their sentences tend to be close to the same length. Or when describing something meant to be boring or very cut and dry. A POV character describing things in same sized sentences might give the reader the feeling that the character is more emotionless or analytical. Whereas a character whose descriptive sentences wildly vary in length might come across far more whimsical. The important thing is to be aware of these things and use them purposefully

[cartethyia-fleurdelys]

“Dragon Age 4: Wishful Thinking”

[belgania]

“Are you the Alistair who fought the Archdemon with the Hero of Ferelden?” “I need to change my name”

[ladywolfsmal]

iconique™

[hello-turtless-deactivated20200]

[pure-pazaak]

but what can one grey warden do?

[onewingedangels]

A Place of Power

[vampyrelle]

Tiny ✔ Gay ✔  Full of Rage ✔ ✔ ✔

[drinkyourfuckingmilk]

the final battle in trespasser was an absolute clusterfuck and you know solas was looking down on it all like “my friends…my stupid, puny, mortal friends”

[visja]

hdjwndhxkwjsufjrbd this is the best

[solverne-02]

🤣🤣🤣

[reqsketch]

I just need you guys to see how cool my brother is rn

[batshifteight]

“people always talk about the naruto run but they never talk about the kingdom hearts run” [THWAP THWAP THWAP THWAP THWAP THWAP THWAP THWAP THWAP THWAP THWAP THWAP THWAP]

[l1p3k4]

kakashi & ninkens 

[myoom]

KAKASHI SENSEI WATCH OUT !! OH MY GOD HE CANT HEAR US HE HAS AIRPODS IN

[leoriowithaknife]

[boilingheart-archive]

[falling-rivers]

Oh my gosh I need this.

[drippingmoon]

I love you people

[andrastini]

I LOVE it - absolutely adore it - when the Inquisitor does Alistair’s DAO animation from when you select him to be in your party <3