It’s November! And just like last year, I was thinking about posting a list of NWN/NWN2-centric general prompts for each day in November! (Get it? Neverwinter + November? Never-vember?)

This year we’re doing TWO lists of prompts. Yes, two - one list for each game! Feel free to do one, or the other, both at the same time, or even switch between them. This way, those who are unfamiliar with some parts of the games can still contribute something for that day if they wish. They will also have some of the same prompts for the same days, since those specific ones are generally applicable with their own potential meanings in each adventure.

You can write the prompt. You can draw the prompt. You can do a combination of both. Comics? Hell yeah. Everything is welcome!

If you decide to do these, please feel free to tag me in each one you do so that I can give you reblogs.

This challenge is not in the least bit binding and it is by no means an obligation or a contest - you can do few, you can do all, you can even do only one day if you want. It’s entirely up to you!

Prompts listed below (take artistic license in interpretation if you need):

Never-vember Day 9: Encountering Deekin the first time

So many fun scenes in Shadows of Undrentide. Deekin lives rent-free in my soul.

Never-vember prompt Day 13 regretting words in an argument. @drakcomancer @neverwinternighting

"I'm just trying to help you-"

"I got it! You're not my mom I got by just fine without one!"

"..."

The quiet was a double edged sword, Nina thought. Elanee was sitting across from her deep in her own thoughts, and Khelgar was pointedly sharpening his axe in front of Neeshka who looked like the noise was driving her up the wall, but was ignoring the dwarf as much as possible.

She wondered how it was they were even still traveling together. She looked up, watching the stars slowly brightening in the fading light. Naming the constellations quietly to herself.

Elanee looked up from her thoughts at the younger druid then followed her gaze upwards. “You know them well.”

Nina tensed and looked at Elanee. “Slept outdoors more often than in. Daeghun wanted to keep an eye on me so he told me what he knew.”

The older druid smiled a little and nodded. “He taught you well then.”

“What are you two tree lovers talking about?” Khelgar looked over them grumpily.

Nina winced.

“Sorry lass.”

“The stars, Khelgar. I guess dwarves don’t get to see them that often then?” She asked, and reached to her side to scratch Toby's belly, feeling the crocodile trying to get comfy behind her.

“Some do. Never really learned much about them m’self. Any dwarves up there?”

Neeshka snorted and tried to play it off by looking through her pack.

Nina looked up again. “None that I know of, but there might be some unnamed ones out there. Or some that can only be seen further south, perhaps there’s a dwarf in the stars there.”

Elanee looked like she wanted to correct Nina but she refrained, not wanting to start another round of arguing.

Khelgar looked a little disappointed and returned to sharpening his axe.

Nina thought for a moment, and looked about herself and scooped something up carefully and whispered into her hand.

Elanee watched this carefully, her ears detecting some druidic keywords and growing ever curious. She watched as a speck of light left Nina’s hand and into the grass beyond the firelight.

Nina looked back at Elanee with a mischievous grin that was too infectious to not return.

“Hey Khelgar, look up.”

He did, first at Nina then straight up. Neeshka and Elanee did the same.

Above them fireflies were hovering in the rough shapes of a dwarf brawling with a dodging tiefling remained above them. A little to the side a taller willowy figure holding a small tree.