#sabryn

[kitcorin]

Wanted to experiment with a different art style for my BG3 drow, Sabryn🤍 She's a sorcerer from a white draconic bloodline and great affinity to ice and cold.

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[stonesense]

is this it. the most cringe character i have ever played

[tinyshipper]

clairevoyantsho: Looking back at our first rehearsal! 👀👀👀👀👀

[stonesense]

what god are you thinking for the fire godlike priest? also, if you want to explore different characters in poe you can make them as adventurers pretty early

forgot to respond to this, but eothas!

i’ve played the first hour or two of the game before and i would like to be directly in the middle of all that, please. i like it when story is about Me. especially early on in a viddy game, gives me a reason to be there. also it’s honesty and kindness that he wants so it should be easy enough to make decisions that will buff up my abilities :)

i think it might be fun for a godlike not to stick with the god they’re associated with. and the other priest in the party is already a magran fella, right? which could be interesting esp bc i’m pretty sure eothas and magran are very much not best buddies and i’m walking right into all that

i can imagine a kid scared of being all fire and war, having been treated with fear, and ending up being taken in by a priesthood offering to turn that light to hope and healing. but still being too fiery to stay at home and not venture out into the world? that’s a fun little nature vs nurture question already

[vuisburning]

If sabryn@imvu is Electrics@imvu she lied about her age again She is 15 but said she turned 17 recently

[kingshixtape]

RAINDROP

DROPTOP

[babbil]

LOOK AT MY BEATIFUL GAY CHILDREN THAT @crowry DREW FOR ME!!!

[babbil]

thalassa and sabryn can seem pretty similar on the surface because they're both stubborn, passionate, and primarily motivated by caring for others, but there's a big difference in where that motivation and stubbornness gets directed. for sabryn, it's all extremely personal- she's absolutely hellbent on protecting her personal people (her parents, thalassa, eventually damaris), and as a result she has a bad habit of ignoring the needs and concerns of outside parties, particularly when she's stressed or there's a danger. secondarily, she can also get more hard-headed and short-sighted when it comes to arguments with or about those people. thalassa, on the other hand, is all about the big picture. sabryn is near and dear to her heart and she does her best not to get too lost in the clouds when she's planning and working for her kingdom, but her sense of duty to her subjects is paramount to her, and she won't hesitate to make personal sacrifices, like sending sabryn away to find damaris. obviously this doesn't always go over well with her close companions, but it's impossible for her to put herself or the few above the needs of the masses. obviously such opposite motivations hold the potential for disaster, but most of the time they manage to stay clear-headed enough to balance each other out instead. they take the time to remind each other of the importance of their own point of view, that one set of morals isn't the end-all, be-all, and in doing so they're usually able to keep each other in check and provide each other with a sense of stability