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Finding a metal pull tab means you get to open something? You should be careful, I'm a person, not a soda can.
LADS Idol AU
Chapter 1
I stared at the glowing screen, completely dumbfounded. To be honest, I couldn’t quite believe my eyes. After months of agonizing waiting, aggressive refreshing, and pure anxiety, I had actually done it.
Congratulations! You have officially bought your front-row tickets for LADS!
It was love at first sniff!
In honor of Valko, my beloved squishy puppy.
Pt1, Pt2, Pt3
A/n: I wrote this as fast as possible to get it out today! I want my wolf boy! 😭
It's been a week after your phone call with MC over the bizarre situation.
For some reason, all five men from your past horrible dates have taken an interests in you and have been trying to smooth things over and get a second chance to go on a date with you. It led to a whole ordeal on them chasing you and fighting one another just to get your attention.
For whatever reason has made them change their mind? You don't know, and honestly, your a little scared to find out!
For the past week you've been minding your business and focusing on your research at the Hunters HQ. Each day you came in, there would be a gift of some sort laying on desk. Sometimes flowers, or a trinket of some sort. On the seventh day it happened you brought it up to MC, who only sighs.
"I'm so sorry, its... them. I've tried talking and have been drilling some sense into them... but they're men, so I'm not surprised." MC huffs as she looks at the two displays of flower arrangement sitting on your desk.
Happy 2nd anniversary❤️ Wish you forever freedom, happiness, and a full belly.
Home Diary: Mind if I take a bite?
working on a new comic project.
Wrapped
Affinity level 195 hangs: Crimson Dreamcatcher
Inspired by the dreamcatcher rooted in Ojibwe culture, the legends of Spider Woman Asibikaashi, Nanabozho’s tales of sugar maple syrup, and his epic battle with the giant serpent Mishe Nahma.
Weird Baldur’s Gate 3 AU I had the idea of years ago but never wrote about.
WARNINGS⚠️: Isekai, all the dark themes that goes with the game, potentially Marie-sue shit (a common trait in my stories you'll find out), Tav is reader, reader is from our world, it can be platonic or romantic, poly or monogamy, meme power and no I am not joking. Also, SPOILERS!!!
It can be x reader, x OC, x [insert whatever you want]. For writing ease, I'll be using "you", but if you wish to use my idea, you can of course do as you please (you can use an OC, a character from another universe, or even the game companions get isekaied, whatever you wish!)
So, here is my looooong idea.
You're a normal person, living a normal life in our world. With both the problems and advantages of it. One thing about you is that you're an avid player of a game called Baldur’s Gate 3. Game of the year 2023, and, in your opinion, quite deserved. You have played hundreds of hours, maybe thousand. You have played the game so many times, tried so many different paths, good, evil, a mix of both, Tav, Durge, origins characters. You have dated all the companions at least once to get the most details on them, learn about them as much as possible. You have read all the books you could find, even the most "useless" ones, that gives nothing to the story.
You could honestly call yourself an expert, or at least quite knowledgeable.
You come back, in a day like every other, home. You do your daily routine, play a few hours maybe? Eat, sleeping routine. And then go to bed, fall asleep as you normally do.
You wake up on the ground.
Not the one of your room, mind you.
No, this one is... softer? Skwishy? Viscous? It was very weird. Smelled weird too. Feels fleshy.
You open your eyes, and see the floor.
Naturally, you jump. The fuck is this ground???
You look around, and freeze. Because you know this place. Too much. You've seen it dozen of times, each time you start a new campain in your favorite game.
You're on the nautiloid.
How.
Your first instinct is panic, as one should. How the fuck are you here??? Why???? Why are you in the game??? Shit, do you have a tadpole??? Are you infected????
After a while, once you calmed down, you decide to try yourself on the path you know from the game. You can't seem to have any other options anyway.
You notice you have normal clothes (for you), not pyjamas or in-universe outfits. You check yourself to see if you're hurt, or if anything else from your world have followed you.
It has.
You take out of your pocket your phone, perfectly fonctional. It turns on, battery full, and somehow still connected to the Internet?
They have Internet in fantasy Hell?
Not sure what do to with it as of now, you put it back and starts to go to the next room, after scouting all you can from the room.
You go to the next room, knowing Us is waiting there, but unsure if he will help as you're not sure you bear the tadpole, never feeling the squirming often described by the narrator.
You decide to try yourself anyway (reckless much?)
When you reach him, you do not hear him, confirming you're not tadpoled (Yay!).
But for some reason, you feel compelled to recite the lines the narrator uses to show you use the illithid powers.
And now?
You hear him.
You hear Us.
He asks for your help, confused on why you suddenly felt like thrall, but grateful anyway. You free him from his prison of flesh and bones, and scout this room like you did the previous one, before feeling that you must repeat the illithid lines. You know it will keep you safe. So you do before leaving the room to meet your first companion.
The meeting happens pretty much like you know it, except there is a small problem. You're no fighter. You don't know how to use anything but a knife, and only to cut meat from the supermarket or veggies. Not exactly killing machine material.
But once again, that impulse manifest.
It tells you to recite a new sentence, a dialogue line you recognise from... Lord of the Rings???
You're gonna ponder on that later, so far the Impulse was right, so you listen.
You enunciate the line (you recognise it from being something Aragorn said), before naming his sword.
That appears in your hands.
To say you're startled is an understatement.
But you somehow know how to use it. As if you spent decades weilding the sword.
You and Lae'zel, with the help of Us, beat rather easily the enemy.
Your alien friend admits surprise on how you managed to materialise such a sword, or a sword at all.
You admit not being sure on how you knew how to do it, only that it would work.
After another comment of her (probably laced with some form of insult somewhere), you continue your way to Shadowheart.
You notice the difference between the game and the reality, while the game path is mostly the same, you can actually see the other companions afar, but you also know you cannot help them yet, not having the freedom to move as freely as in the game where only your actions makes the game progress.
You find Shadowheart, free her, and then go to the helm. You get the flaming sword (you quote Star Wars classic "May the Force be with you" to avoid getting close to an actual overpowered devil after Shadowheart command spell force him to let go of it), and make a run for the tentacled control panel.
The things here are quite similar as to the game, until you face the fall feom the ship. You're not tadpoled, so most likely the guardian will not help you. You let the Impulse guide you once more to save your ass from turning into a very red crepe, which it does successfully.
From there, you follow the path you know: find Shadowheart, explore the beach, kill the walking brains that are not as nice as Us, explore the nautiloid crash, find the companions, and go help the grove. Maybe not the order you would follow in the game, usually doing the temple ruins first, but again, you remind yourself this is not a game. You need to prioritise the main quest events to make sure no catastrophes happens.
You find Astarion, Gale and Lae'zel.
You were not interested in getting under the dagger of the vampire, so you call out his lie, making sure to stay away enough from his range. You tell him what you know of the tadpole, and you're willing to help. You even use your new power to connect to his mind to help convince him.
Without a surprise, Gale is quite curious at yojr "incantations", in common instead of whatever language spells usually are, and how they work.
You are not willing to answer that at the moment, you'll wait until the core team is there, like that you won't have to answer the same questions several times.
More questions about how you know more will join that ragtag group, you answer the same "answer when we all there".
Lae'zel attitude is sure to cause frictions in the group, especially with Shadowheart, and you take note to have a talk about it when you have the time.
You go immediately to the Grove, to at least have the place located, and in case be there if you're early to the attack.
The universe decides you shall match the game timing, luckily, or unluckily.
Having risked your life enough for the day, you decide to go for a distance weapon (referencing this time Legolas to get millenia of experience with the bow), having fun with his elven abilities (his ability to shoot without missing and having the best eyesight you ever knew).
You enter the Grove, break the fight between the dumbass and Zevlor (potentially by punching said dumbass), and go meet Wyll, who you hope will (lol) be better than his game counterpart.
You go deal with Kagha fast, saving the child and calling the druids out for their bullshit, taking advantage of your knowledge to know that their rite will just cause them to die, as such has been the fate of the other communities that practiced it, and their blatant racism disguised as "community protection".
You get the letters hidden in the chest inside the Grove and leave that place ASAP after dealing with Nettie.
You decide to stay a bit within the Tiefling camp to get potions, rations, and sell things (you're a pick everything in game, you are one here too).
By reflex, you check your phone, and notice the battery of your phone being strangely low for a phone you haven't used once. The battery may not be worth the old ones from analogic phones, but even that was weird.
You want to not worry about it, thinking that well, it was bound to get empty of energy anyway, especially in a world where you couldn't recharge it, but you knew it was important. That battery was important. You couldn't pinpoint how, exactly, however. And in a world like this, that was dangerous.
Lae'zel wants to interrogate the Tiefling her captors mentionned, and you remember how that one went. You go with her, but make sure she doesn't act out like she did in the game.
When she tries to shew you out for it, you firmly reminds her she is not with her creche, she is not with her kind, and that her attitude is just causing more problems than solving.
You inform her that you understand well she is out of her element here, pretty much isolated, in a world she doesn't know, and that being tadpoled is terrifying for her. But going for the aggression every single time when other options exist is just begging for enemies they don't need right now, especially with all of their abilities lost due to the illithid worm.
You are not asking of her to be suddenly all soft and sweet, you understand she's not like that, but that she at least make the effort to be civil with people who are no threats to her, for all of their survivals.
She will huff, but understand your point (I think, at least, she would understand. She would not like it, but she would get it, I think. Or maybe that later game Lae'zel 😅😂).
You ask your companions how they know when they become more powerful, like how does Gale has suddenly enough magic to cast a spell he couldn't before?
Once they explain, with them wondering how you would not know, you take out your phone to check the hour, noticing that the battery has barely moved somehow?
Gale, of course, is extremely curious. So are the others, but he's the most open about it. You show him some features, take a picture of him to show.
You're surprised to see his face activate the QR link mod. You click, and see...
His character sheet. The same as in the game, on your phone screen. You even see the experience bar. The levels.
You notice movement.
Your battery number got down.
It reach 20%.
You start to feel tired.
He asks what's going on. You say you just discovered something, but will study it later.
You take his picture, show him. He's fascinated with the quality of the picture.
You see the sun is getting down, and decide that you all need to rest. Lae'zel is not happy, but you remind her that trecking the whole region without proper resting is plain stupid.
The group chose to sleep outside of the Grove, in a zone we already know as safe.
While Gale make food, you try something. You put on selfie mod, let the camera show your own face.
The link appear. You click.
You see your own sheet. But it's blurred. You can't see your characteristics, strength, charisma, or even some of the abilities you have. You do see an experience bar tho, and a level. Level 2, as one would expect at this moment of the game.
Now that you know, you check another thing. Those weird reference powers you have. You try a reference you know works, and see what it does.
The power activates. You use it.
The battery goes down.
You maintain the power for a little while, until the battery goes down to 10%.
It's much faster when you use your powers.
You're so tired.
The other people try to get an answer out of you, of your strange device, your weird clothes. Your knowledge of things.
You say not everyone is here yet, so, no answer for now. But if you get your way, tomorrow or the day after should get them what they want.
You go to sleep, increasingly tired.
You wake up a few hours later, on your bedroll, under the skies. You check your phone. 100%.
You look around, and see a tent that was not there when you went to sleep.
The Impulse tells you to go there.
You do.
What you see shocks you.
Because inside the tent, is your room. Like, identical. Your bed, your decorations. On the desk, your PC (I know a lot of people do not have a PC in their rooms, especially if they have space, but I do not and it's easier if everything is in the same room 😅).
The other door you see, because somehow the tent has a door on "this" side, leads to the bathroom. You do not hide your joy at having access to modern technology shower and WC, because it's not gonna be something you'll have in the wild of a fantasy world. And you do remember the few you saw in game. Thanks no thanks.
You open your PC. You see it works as usual. You open Baldur’s Gate 3, curious on how the game will react.
Almost disappointingly, it works the same as before. You're not stupid enough not to take advantage of the situation tho.
You start a new game, honor mode. You activate or download the mods that will make the game the most identical to what you are currently living. And then, you start playing the game the way you lived it the day before.
Like this, you can always have an oversight of what's happening globally, which quests are on, what cancel them, how the character evolvle level wise in a main quest sentered run, and also to help yourself remember as much as you can from the game.
The phone battery doesn't move.
You hear a knock from the tent door (it's a tent, how do they manage to knock on it?), open the door and see the others awake and ready to fight.
Now, how to explain you own a magic tent that appears magically and has your modern room in it.
You don't!
You say it will be explained once you get the last missing core member (what do you mean you don't actually know how that tent is here?)
You decide to go find Karlach fast, because you don't know how long they're gonna accept that excuse.
You also decide to use the situation to test your powers. Because they're weird. Why are they bound to your godamn phone???
You manage to find Karlach, and make sure Wyll does not kill her (or get killed by her, depends on who you ask), and deal with the fake Paladins of Tyr, or whatever their name is.
You, of course, meet Raphael on the way there. You decide that showing your hand this early is not a good idea. You do not know what the limits of your powers are, and even then, your team is way too low level. So you keep yourself to the closest you can to the game dialogues.
You also deal with the blighted village. Your power proves itself useful as you can use the illithid authority without any downside. But you do know that using it that much will tire you faster, but it cannot be worse than continued use of it during a fight.
You explore the village after getting rid of the goblins and saving the gnome, getting the book, activating the forge (you're not sure if it's as useful as in the game, but at least that'll serve as practice if needed).
You go fight the trolls, wanting the headband, but the difference between reality and game mechanics catches up to you, and you fall.
Your brainrotted brain, for some reason, summon to you a meme. One that do lazers (or whatever attack meme you imagine).
You did not expect it to work.
It did.
Very well.
All of your group is chocked at the insane damage you just caused by saying out loud something sounding quite insane.
The trolls are dead, quite obviously.
You get the handband, and put it on yourself after cleaning it.
You also decide you need to figure out exactly how all those... Powers you now have work.
With the village now secure, you ask the magic specialist of the team, namely Gale, for help.
You explain your situation, how you never had any form of power before, and you do not understand how they work.
Together with him (and potentially others who volunteer to help), you learn exactly how your powers work.
Simply put, you have the power of memes and Internet. You can summon the power(s) of the characters you reference, the longer the reference the longer you can use their abilities.
You can also use straight up memes. Like, if you say the meme, it can either summon it (like that meme with the big mouth that shoot a laser from it), or the people around replays it.
You can also plays songs, like if you play Gangnam style, the people you want will dance it as long you dance it too.
(I also imagine that if you're a writer or an OC creator, you can temporarily summon your creations, but that's entirely up to you)
You discover that the price for using all those abilities is the battery of your phone... Which is also yours. The phone battery tells how much energy you have. It falls to 0? You pass out and won't wake up before it's back to a 100%. Sleep regenerate the battery. You discovered that specific part with the battery when you accidentally overworked yourself and lost consciousness as the phone shut down.
The advantage of this is that your need for sleep is similar to your phone, so 2 to 3 hours needed to recharge. You will be fully rested, as if you slept your ideal sleep hours.
It is vital, tho, that you stay close to your phone. If you're too far from it, the battery will go down much faster, and won't recharge once at 0%. You will also not be able to use your powers.
You are thankful that the battery of your phone seems to have the durability of a Nokia phone now, because as long you don't use use your powers (at least in big ways), you can last days without sleeping at all.
With this better understanding of your capacities, you can now properly deal with whatever this world will offer you.
God damn this took way too long to write 😂😂
Feel free to rewrite this at whatever sauce you want, be it in which order you want the events to happen, or anything else 😊
It is an Isekai type, but I also recently thought of this if like, two people (bffs?) Get into BG3 and the chaos that ensues 😂
Thank you for reading this way too long anf chaotic post!
if you're sitting on a fanfic idea because you think it's "too weird" or "too niche" I need you to understand something: the internet is VAST and FULL of people with your exact brand of weird. that crackship that makes sense only to you? there are at least 50 people who will read it and go "oh my god FINALLY." but even if there were ZERO? you still deserve to write the thing that makes your brain light up.
seeing people say "this trope has been done to death" as if that's ever stopped anyone from eating bread. BREAD HAS BEEN DONE TO DEATH FOR LITERALLY THOUSANDS OF YEARS AND WE STILL WANT MORE BREAD. write your chosen one AU. write your coffee shop meet-cute. write your 47th iteration of "there was only one bed" because guess what??? we're still hungry.
here's looking at you, kitten
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Warhammer question!
Please note that I am very new to the universe, and I do not have the books to give me answers (that would require money, which a peasant like me doesn't have), so I have only Youtube/Instagram shorts and videos (which I have been told many times are unreliable) and Tumblr fics (you can see the problem). So I apologize if the question seems very obvious 😅
So I would like to ask the people who actually know the lore something about the Emperor, because there is something I don't really understand.
He is, if I understood well, what we call a Perpetual. An immortal. Vulcan also is one, I think? But not the point.
The Emperor is immortal.
My question is, why was he placed on the Throne? Because if I understand well, it was to save his life (at least, it was one of the reasons). But as a Perpetual, he CAN'T die, right? He heals no matter what, like Vulcan did under his corrupted brothers torture. So whatever he do on the Throne right now, he could have done it just after healing.
Unless I am very wrong and it never was why? Did people not know he was a Perpetual? Or they don't regenerate?
Also, another question I have in mind, when Magnus forced his way with his powers to warn his father, it says it caused to pour demons. But the way I hear it, it always seems to imply it pretty much gave access to demons to the Webway. Is it actually that, or am I very misunderstanding all this?
Thank you for reading this post!
I would appreciate if Lads could stop their adds things for people who ALREADY have the game 😂 I'm almost two years in (September 2024 is when I truly started to play), I still have adds for them on Youtube or even here, on Tumblr 😂😂
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Here what I got on Tumblr.
It's misleading! I want those 100 pulls! Gimme!
already feel like deleting this LMAOOO ive never posted anything like this and it feels so weird and new but flambert took over me 💔 hoping to whoevers up there that ppl i know irl wont find this hsgsheb