#c3e110

There’s something poetic about the body of a titan of earth being made home for people. Isn’t that what earth at its core is, over any other element? Dirt for animals to burrow, caves in which to find shelter, soil to cultivate countless habitats. What is dwelling within its skeleton but worship? What are flowers beds growing from its ribs, but an altar?

caleb saying “I think this is the place.” and jester demanding “I still don’t understand why we couldn’t land in vasselheim. I heard there’s a bar in the butthole of the titan!” and beau protesting “are these the fucking rookies we got to roll with? this fucking sucks, man.” and jester saying “no, they look cool. that one’s floating!” and yasha saying “yeah, but some of them are very small. look at the shadow of all of them. it’s weird.” and veth audibly hyperventilating at the sight of braius and fjord saying “this really couldn’t be worse. you know minotaurs are her weakness.” and beau saying “caduceus. do you have any revivifies prepped? because that guy looks like he’s going to keel over dead literally any moment.” and caduceus saying “there’s not enough revivify for that.” 🤣

dorian storm is a real loverboy because he understands that you need to give your friends as much (if not more) love as you do any romantic interest. what is the point of any of this if you dont love your friends as loudly and fiercely as he does his.

Braius having the mask from RQ is making me think that he should try worshipping all the gods. Become a true pantheist. What've you got, he'll pray to it. There's been a distinct lack of faithful characters for a campaign this wrapped up in theodicy and eschatology, so it's time for Braius to step up and overcompensate in the other direction. Cover this man in Vestiges/Relics of the Red Solstice and yeet him at Ludinus, it'll be funny.