Steady Weaver

The raptures are upon me. I must take to my wheel, and my loom. The craft: https://archiveofourown.org/works/54365449/chapters/137701516

[steadyweaver]

The wind like music

[steadyweaver]

Fanart quirk: when drawing Shadowheart, I like to lengthen her bangs to cover her eyebrows. I think masking such an expressive part of the face really adds to that Sharran mystique she tries to maintain.

[steadyweaver]

^ what is this cleric thinking? Hard to say.

[steadyweaver]

Fanart quirk: when drawing Shadowheart, I like to lengthen her bangs to cover her eyebrows. I think masking such an expressive part of the face really adds to that Sharran mystique she tries to maintain.

[steadyweaver]

This chapter will be the death of me <- says this about every chapter

[steadyweaver]

Started another bg3 run. Ayo

[steadyweaver]

in vino Sceleritas. Or something

[plumslices]

JAR (Joel Arthur Rosenthal) sheep head hair clip

Pearl, sapphire, aluminum, silver, gold

[howtokillavampire]

but what if i read one of your fanfics and then went to your ao3 accounts and read all of your fanfics and left a comment on every single chapter of every single one and you got spam emails from all of my kudos and comments and it made you smile, what then? what if i brighten your day with my words like you did mine, what then???

[idkhowtobenormal]

marrage

[wynnyfryd]

weddning

[steviewashere]

honmoon

[himbosandhardwear]

Babby

[simplyghosting]

Fanfic update

[arcadewizard]

in that order

[steadyweaver]

Tav took the vampire reveal pretty well, all things considered.

(from The Spider and the Lamb, Chapter 6: "First Sip")

[steadyweaver]

The flowers bit from the latest chapter worked on its own, so I posted it separately: Flowers

[steadyweaver]

🕷️The Spider and the Lamb update🐑

Act 2, Chapter 5, "By the Horns", is now up on AO3!

Summary: Karlach has some issues she's been avoiding addressing. But she can't solve them alone.

Word Count: ~6600

Read on AO3

Start from the beginning

[steadyweaver]

Diversity Win: Female Character Suffers from Toxic Masculinity

[fairycosmos]

a little birdie told me you think suffering will absolve you

[steadyweaver]

Wanting your curly-haired fantasy oc to sleep like this:

But knowing they would wake up like this:

[mikilavellan]

You know honestly Wyll did not go through enough of an arc in bg3 not to offer himself up as a potential mind flayer. Like obviously it shouldnt be an actual option bc too many players would sacrifice him in a heartbeat.

BUT you can’t tell me Mr “gave up his soul for his city, his humanity for Karlach, and already resigned to going to the hells” wouldn’t do it all again in a heartbeat. At least it’s a form that he can choose this time.

The man is passively suicidal and doesn’t value his own safety. You cannot convince me any of that changed over the course of the game. All of Wyll’s big reveals (finding out he can be sent after people who weren’t evil on a technicality, that Balduran wasn’t a hero, that everything his father was training him for built up to a pile of bones who doesn’t see his worthiness or even acknowledge him properly then tries to kill him, that the cost of his freedom is his father’s life and soon he will have no powers with which to help others OR his only friends reaffirm that his happiness comes secondary, plus his “friend” potentially sleeping with his ABUSER!!!) would only stir his resolve, pushing him to be the hero who will make up for these shortcomings whether his or others. The Blade of Frontiers isn’t just a title, it’s a coping mechanism for the little boy that got abandoned at 17 for doing the right thing, who had to justify his father’s decision because the alternative is that his hero wasn’t perfect. Wyll has spent 7 years trying to make up for well, being him.

Maybe the big heroic act will this time fix the hurt and make him enough.

[steadyweaver]

*re-reading my own work* nice

[steadyweaver]

I don't think I'll ever be fully over the phrase "For those who come after". The clean elegance of it, how it so neatly centres what it's all about. Yes, certainly, of course. Sometimes we forget. Thank you for the reminder.