#pc romance

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I’m feeling ZESTY and I’m gonna post some SPOILER ART. Y’all want to see some dudes kissing? We haven’t even posted this chapter yet! Who cares! [It’ll go up soon. See our pinned post with links to read!]

This was gonna be part of a little comic but the rest of it is taking sooo looonnggg ugghhhh. It may or may not get completed. So here’s The Good Part.

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The fun thing about being part of a PC romance in dnd is that my big scary blue vedalken warlock is now a furry

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Raza sketch dump!

Some more older drawings from the first attempt at playing with these characters. If it wasn’t imminently clear in fiction, we have shipped Raza and Sieger from the outset.

As always, you can read the story here on AO3 or here on our website. Read about their little crushes on each other! And also, you know, watch them explore a mysterious continent full of danger.

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Wow that must be a very good book.

I am a hopeless degenerate so I made a spicy drawing of Book Club with their namesake. If you’re an Adult of Refined Tastes and would like to know what this wizard is -ahem- reading, I will quietly direct you to our Valentine’s Day post

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Friends, it is time. Time for shipping memes.

A solid foundation has finally been laid between all the characters in our novelized pathfinder game (links in our pinned post!) so we feel good about sharing the fun shippy details for these handsome lads.

First up are the terrible sexy bastards. Florian would hundo percent be upset that Kaspar gets top billing in their ship name.

Then there’s these three… Tentively, “Book Club.” This could really go any which way. Competitive love triangle? Full-on polycule? Just two boyfriends for Sieger in a V formation? Whatever happens it’ll be fun!

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Trips and out of my trenchcoat falls indulgent art of my player’s bard smooching Victor Vallakovich.

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She never shows fear around him.

He was trying to play her. She was trying to play him. She never answers a direct question. She never does what he commands and plays it off as a conversation.

She does not fear questioning his approach to twisting the wizard, pointing out how fear is a brittle weapon if that's the only thing he ever deigned to use. She does not fear his claws at her abdomen. He is a sadist, a torturer. He is testing her to see if she'll break. She doesn't think he'll kill her, at least not right now.

Then she sees the cleric pull the sunsword from the ground and attempt to drive it into his back. Azrael is defiant, trying to show she does not fear him, but in that moment, it becomes a lie.

There is one thing she fears from him, and it has nothing to do with what he might do to her own person. She tries to shake her head no, to signal to the cleric that she has this in hand. Azrael tries to appear more blase and confident than she feels right now because she does not want to admit to either of them standing before her:

There is one thing she fears. One weakness that Strahd must never be allowed to use against her because it would work, and that weakness was attempting to literally stab him in the back.