#tevinternet

Ahhh I love writing these moments for Mordred to be emotional, so I'm always happy people like them too!

And going along with the Andraste was raised Avvar thing, not only do the Avvar train their mages by having a spirit possess them, traditionally its mages that the gods (spirits) speak to. So when the legends say Andraste called out to the gods and it was silent until the “Maker” answered, and she was raised Avvar, it’s pretty safe to assume she was an Avvar mage.

One of the the only playthroughs I've finished is with a rogue archer assassin!! It's an interesting build but works surprisingly well? It's awesome.

It’s not a dumb question at all. Yes, this is my first time playing it, before this i’ve only seen the game in other’s playtroughs, so it’ very nice that finally i can play it for myself. And i love it.

im finally on the computer, bless. also i accidentally exited out the first time i wrote this out and i.... nearly cried

“I’m worried about you,” Gil says. Scott’s smiles haven’t been reaching his eyes lately, and those dark circles seem to have gotten bigger. The other’s have raised their own concerns about the state of their Pathfinder, but Gil’s the one who’s going to take some initiative. 

“I’m fine.” Scott gives him one of those empty smiles. It breaks Gil’s heart. 

He shakes his head. “No, you’re not, Scott. I can tell. How much sleep have you been getting?” Gil supposes there’s some sort of irony in the way that he’s questioning the amount of rest Scott’s been getting. When Scott doesn’t answer, his eyes narrow. 

Scott seems ready to make an excuse before seeing the look on Gil’s face. “...I’m sorry,” he sighs out, “I just didn’t want you to worry. Although it seems like that didn’t work.”

“You think?” Gil laughs mirthlessly. “If you need to talk to someone, I’m here for you, Ryder. Always.”