Shadow Dragon Propagandist

first 5 faceless emojis are how your summers gonna go

Happy Pride Month to the Shadow Dragons ❤️

my fit is swaggy but my sensory issues are killing me

just stressed myself out until i died

they hate me for my flat facial expressions and inability to contribute to conversations

imagine hating me and im just in my room straight up sobbing

#mygapingwound #mychildhoodghosts #myfleetingexistence #myfatheadache #myunexploredidentities #myendlesshame

One thing I'll never understand in regards to Veilguard's narrative and honestly some of the fans is why Davrin's initial suspicion of Lucanis was framed as irrational. Harding, too, to be honest. Out of everyone there, they likely had the most experience (specifically in combat) with both demons and abominations with him being a monster hunter and Harding being part of the Inquisition, whose organization's entire purpose revolved around closing the Breach and killing demons. The unfortunate reality in Thedas is that, regardless of whether an abomination came into being through a willing or an unwilling possession, abominations are very strong and powerful, capable of withstanding otherwise fatal wounds while leaving behind mass destruction in their wake. This isn't like a "what if" scenario of templars abusing mages because they have the potential to be possessed. Lucanis is possessed, and not only that but he's a trained killer who is possessed, too. I don't think it's as irrational as some of the other companions suggest for Davrin and Harding to be of the mindset from the start that, if he changes for the worse, they'll put him down. Has that not been the case with almost every other abomination up until that point?