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𝐒̭ͫ̀𝐦̲̽͠͠𝐢̡͈͊̾̐𝐥̼͇̮̉͜𝐞̳̺͍̫̈ͦ̑́,̛̫͓̻̰ͤ̓̃̀́̀́ 𝐞̴̢̛̫̜̰̫̬̾͗͠͡𝐯̨̪̙̣͖͊̿̓̃͊̇͡𝐞̜̠̜̥͕͗̾͡𝐫̵̨ͨ͗ͤ̽ͯͤ̚͏͏̨̡̗̬̲̘̦͓́͝𝐲͛ͬͧͩ̂͊ͤ͗̈҉̶̴̢̟̙̭̹͈̺̯̼͇̕͠͠𝐨͉̪̻͙̫͙͔̓͊̿ͫ̒͒ͪ̎̚͘ͅ𝐧̶̶̵̢̡̘͚̦͓̜ͣͥ͌͘͞𝐞̷͐̂́͝҉̗̼̗̲̮ 𝐢͉̩͇̖̹̜͓̗̮͎̜̆ͧ͛ͮ͢𝐬ͩͣͣ͊ͪͭ̊̍ͫ̽̚҉̶̵̧̰̳̜̗̻͚̳̹͉̻͔̜͘͢͞͡ 𝐰ͫ͗̽͏͏̵̱̩͝𝐚̧͇̦̭͇͓̼̳̙̩̯̒ͬ̎̈̎̾̍̾̊̒̒̋͘𝐭̧̜̗̣͍̖͍̼̺ͨ́́́̕̕͝͠𝐜͚̥̺̰̣͉̲̝̖̩̫̲͈̱̻̞̍ͧ̽̄͊̎ͦ̂̑̂̌̉̍ͤͦ͡𝐡̵̨̤̯͎̝̞̟̟̬͕̲̮͖̆̾ͫͤ̂̿̽̄ͣ͑ͨ̌̀𝐢̧͈̠̊̾̾͋͆͆̽͛̀́̕͘͟͠𝐧̶̡̾͆̉̊̓̋̈́̾̑̌̾͗̋̿̆ͯ̽̾͘͟͝҉̝͍̲͈̜͚̮͇͖̣̲̯̘̼͈͖͎̀́͢͜𝐠ͥͤ̋̐ͯͩ̽ͮ͆̌̂ͧ́ͫͯͩ̈̅͏̡͞҉̛͈̠̣͔̼͙͍͔̱̮͕̼̼͖̱̥̮̬̀ͅ

"Join us, brothers and sisters. Join us in the shadows where we stand vigilant. Join us as we carry the duty that cannot be forsworn. And should you perish, know that your sacrifice will not be forgotten... and that one day, we shall join you."

i used flycam for the cullen romance yesterday and found out that dorian just fucking sits his ass down on those stairs during the cutscene

My sword for them.

Do you think Dragon Age: Inquisition wouldn't have improved female armour, if it wasn't for those who spoke up about the misogyny in the past games?

Do you think Dragon Age: The Veilguard wouldn't have improved hair through working with Black consultants, if it wasn't for those who spoke up about the lack of diversity in the CC in the past games?

I could probably think of more examples if I wanted, but my point is this: Sometimes "fandom negativity" is necessary. Without people pointing out things like misogyny, racism, etc., we'd never see any improvement at all. By speaking about these things, we as fans tell BioWare that we are invested in their products enough that we care about seeing it get better.

love how daeran's only complaint about you potentially becoming a lich is that liches are ugly