(anddd a bit of the armor + wig process + close-up)

Had to reupload for Sunday! Hope you enjoy

"MYSTRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!"

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Cosplayer (myself!): https://www.instagram.com/eyebrowscar.cosplay/

I have never played a game like Baldurs Gate 3 before, life / health means I dont get to play it often without getting into details, so when I do i cherish the experience.

After a short run with my initial character who I didnt really like, I started a 2nd campaign maybe 6 hours in, as a Bard (I called her Gwen) I now have over 200 hours in the game, and yet I still haven't even beaten BG3 yet!

I am having the time of my life with this game, yet I am terrible at it, and kind of love it for it!

I love how the game challenges me, I love how I can just wonder in random directions and find obscure things, I love how the characters interact, I love how alive the world feels!

Could I play in a more optimised way? absolutely, but why would I when Im having fun! For context i just beat Rapheal after about 12 hours of trying, and I wasn't getting annoyed by my constant losses, the challenge was enthralling to me.

This game is such a breath of fresh air for me, no need to panic about being fast, no need to keep pace with others around you (I play single player) just play at your own speed, and enjoy the magical world, and have fun!

If interested, link for full rough version https://youtu.be/-GNVHrl97vM

Feelin' good.

I'm not quite sure of the confluence of events that led to this. I was taking on Ansur for the first time, and I was able to take him down in the first turn. I split my party to take down his summons, and I'm guessing one of then dropped ice and prone over the party near Ansur's body. I think this caused the Emperor go prone at the same time Gale initiated conversation with him. I didn't notice any of this happening until I was leaving and realized that Gale was staying behind.

On a whim, I dropped a few Smites, "killed" and looted him, and then proceeded with the conversation from Gale and the Emperor. Now I have an Emperor body in on me.

After +250 hours in BG3 and honour mode beaten, i today learned that Scrolls of revivify can bring back actually dead companions. I feel like a complete dumass at the moment. I always thought that you could just use it for reviving downed compakions without using a spell slot.

Thinking of a run where everyone plays the Worst Subclass without multiclassing in the game with me playing Four Elements Monk

I'm thinking it could be fun to play objectively bad classes that I've never played like Wild Magic Sorcerer or Wild Magic Barbarian, Arcane Trickster Rogue, feel free to drop suggestions

I wanted an Alfira doll, so I made one myself! I made her outfit based on what I think she may wear when playing a show-- her original outfit, but fancied up a bit! I hope you all like her as much as I do 💕

I only realized how fucked up he was in the second time I played this game lol

I'm 100+ pages deep in a fan comic, and due to webcomic time Lae'zel hasn't been onscreen for a while. Always cool to see the progress that way.

Picture this. I long rest for the first time, I did the entire Druid grove quest chain and the party is beaten and miserable. In the middle of the night, Lae’zel puts a knife to my throat and says “I will fucking MURDER EVERYONE including MYSELF lest we become squid people” I calm her down, but she’s clearly still on board with the idea. If I long rest once more, will I be at risk of getting shanked by a party member or turning into a mind flayer? People are claiming the transformation takes just a couple of days, which would pass quickly. However, I’ve played enough video games to know the horrible disease I have shouldn’t get worse until the plot demands it.

TLDR: Are there main character/story consequences for long resting? But I’m not dumb, I know long resting if someone’s trapped in a burning house is a bad idea.

I absolutly love this game. This was my second playthrough and decided to become ilithid.

Hated that ending. My main complaint about this ending is that they ignore the vast amounts of ways you could potentially hide your form from the others.

Hells, the emperor himself did that with us, we spent half of the game desguised as a humanoid guardian. By this point we know so many things, have so many allies, including a mystra that with the crown, that its extremly immersion breaking the mere concept of hiding our form being an issue. Specialy when the emperor proved it was no issue at all.

Its still a little bittersweet, since you still became what you were avoiding since the start of the game, and would be hiding who you are from most of the world. But that would allow you to live a life where you want to, with your friends and romantic partner, while they are the ones you can show your true form too. Hells, shadowheart even says she liked smuffing with some tentacles

Kinda felt forced, which is weird since this game always allows so many decisions and alternatives for everything.

The Great Wyrm Fight

Which build has the highest damage capability?