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is it bad this outfit kinda suits her??

#other ppls art #beautiful stardew shepi #she'd punch jojamart into oblivion #and get discounts from every shop in the valley by insisting their stores discriminate against the poor

devours your labubarrus @atanertheartist

#mass effect #semiart

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i think about this turian legend from time to time

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I DIDN'T EVEN KNOW HE WAS ALREADY FAMOUS thank you @messydiabolical I'm glad to know about the techno turian <3

i think about this turian legend from time to time

#mass effect #my comfort character the dancing turian from thane's loyalty mission lmao

show us "me shitposts" <3 <3 <3

it's just some textposts + mass effect characters i've been doing as a warm-up, some are shakarian and some are me processing andromeda

#wip game

WIP game, tagged by @atanertheartist <3

I have a lot of wips at any given time, I have a tendency to start things and maaybe come back to them when I'm feeling like it

and a lot of my wip files are like big canvases with a bunch of sketches, I keep them in the wip folder because I know I want to add to them, uh, when I'm... feeling like it.... anyway here are the names

2026-04-19

alien concepting

andromedians

dumb

hapi bday vincent i estelle

me oc sketches

me shitposts

oc shitposts

#not tagging anyone #if you see it feel free to talk about your wips #wip game #semiyap

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on the use of the word "okay" in thedas

So, "okay" is a word that doesn't appear much in DA dialogue through the first three installments, though it's become quite common by Veilguard.

Likely not an intentional evolution, but a symptom of the fact that the language used in DAV is generally more contemporary than the other installments. Still. Let's play in the space. Because it's not that no one uses "okay" before then. It's actually a relatively common Varric word -- he says it in both DA2 and DAI.

Obvious conclusion: "Okay" is dwarven slang.

(Corollary headcanon: Increased contact with the surface has spread dwarven slang more widely. Perhaps even helped by the popularity of Varric's books...)

Over my breakfast this morning I stared into space wondering what the origins of "OK" could be in the dwarven context. Orzammar is the obvious O. So... Orzammar Kingdom? Orzammar King?

Of course. "OK" is the seal that Orzammar's king uses to express that a document has his approval.

Don't worry everyone. It all makes sense now.