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I made this for a mixtape I did but youtube borked it T_T

Alternate versions down the cut:

14, and 20 because i know of her lantern staff already but i wanna learn more about it!!!

Na!!! 🩷🩷🩷Thank you so much for the ask🥰

14. How does your Inquisitor feel about the anchor? Does it bother them?

Soooo initially she saw it as a burden. It sealed her to a movement and responsibilities that she was reluctant to be apart of. Of course, she wanted to help, but hated that she had to do it as essentially an arm (lol) of the Andrastian faith. After Haven, Solas tells her that the orb is an elven artifact, and she finds comfort in it. It doesn't exactly make her fine and dandy with the anchor, but she wonders if there was divine intervention that put her in this position, just of elven origin. (this is a thought she has privately though, and doesn't share with anyone.)

In terms of does it physically bother her? I hc that it's akin to chronic pain until arriving at Skyhold, and then afterwards it just aches whenever its overused to seal rifts.

20. What's your Inquisitor's preferred weapon? How and when did they learn how to use it?

First of all, everyone take a look under the read more for Na's gorgeous art of my Inquisitor and her lantern staff, I'm so in love with how it turned out.

The staff is her preferred weapon, and although her keeper and other clan members taught her how to use a stave for casting and fighting, this particular one she built and designed while with the Inquisition. It's perfectly weighted and balanced for her, she designed it herself (with some help). After she loses her arm, her and Dagna work on it to help her better wield it with only one. Although the game doesn't support it, I like to imagine she coaxed the materials to magically form into the desired shape.

Her favourite part of it is the globe on top that captures veilfire, her own light in the darkness. (Although since playing veilguard, I've been toying with the idea that wisps are attracted to it, like moths to a flame). But as someone who only ever wanted to be a healer and knowledge seeker, having a stave to provide light and reveal runes is a comfort for her. It's not just a weapon. (although don't underestimate her, it doesn't have a blade on the end of it for no reason)

The twinnies, Edra & Ellana Lavellan, by the talented @nananarc! Please just look at them they're gorgeous beautiful breathtaking I've been staring at them ever since I got them 😭

Happy Halloween, Na!!

You get a treat! Here's a few unedited photos that are part of a follow-up set to Saturday's shippy post.

Sorry for the late answer @nananarc 🙏

🩺 - Viktor Vektor

Vik is more of an uncle to Valerie, ironically being the complete opposite of Marcel Dupin, her late uncle. Unlike Marcel, he's a man of high morals and principles. From the ‘Devils’ boxing club, Vik knew Valerie's father, and if they weren't friends, they were good acquaintances. Valerie was only a toddler when he last saw her. It wasn't until years later that Jackie introduced him to his new friend that they met again. And that friend happened to be Valerie.