#human mode

[forevergoldgame]

I have the honour to remain, Sir, Your Royal Highness's most humble and obedient servant.

[doc-and-sav-ask]

(I meant to post this on April fools, but... Y’know fuck it, right? Why not?)

[dumplingaisimmer-blog]

HhhhOLY SHIT DREW KURBI AS A HUMAN

[roussedraws]

Ducktales Human Au ❤

[forevergoldgame]

do you entertain silly little asks?? if so, i would be eternally amused to find out how Quincy would react to being in southern attire (so bright..so loud..)

We do! (Though if something is drawn and who draws it will depend on whim, topic, and schedule.)

I think more than the loud patterns, it would be the feel of Southern attire that really torments Quincy. There's so much silk, for one, and for two, WHY COVER ONE ARM BUT NOT THE OTHER? The incomprehensible fashion rules would be the gaslight on the cake, though - what do birthdays and compass directions have to do with picking a shirt???

-LS

[forevergoldgame]

Can I see full body pics of the characters?

Yes! (You can view these at any time in-game on their respective codex pages. You can also click to enlarge the image there!)

Snout:

Human:

And lastly, your goodest girl:

[forevergoldgame]

May i just mention how much I love Quin? Hes so endearing and cute and I can smell so much childhood trauma from him🥺🥺

I don't think he's used to being referred to as "cute".

(Thank you - he does stink of "something happened when I was in a single digit age that altered me forever", doesn't he?)

[forevergoldgame]

So what happened to Quincy and D'angelo mother? I would assume she's dead; so how and when did she die? How did she get along with her husband?

You are correct! Archduchess Capitoline is dead. The Codex states this in passing, but aside from that, the story hasn't given her much mention. We've plans to explore her character in time, so I won't delve too deep into the details here. Instead, I'll relay a bit of in-universe public knowledge.

Capitoline was the sole survivor of a tragedy which left her the last in her Noble lineage. While she survived the ordeal, she was left without means to prove her own identity. And so, to her chagrin, she was pronounced dead anyway.

In adulthood, she would right this misconception, and successfully regain recognition as a Noble. Alas, her second chance at life would be cut short when she died giving birth to Quincy. (What a way to go.)

Quincy struggles to imagine her as a real flesh-and-blood person, and D'Angelo has only fleeting memories. They both know the facts, but their father's emotionally constipated grief has offered them little insight as to what Capitoline was actually like as an individual.

-LS