"came Back Wrong" This "lived Wrong" That, What About Dying Wrong. My Death Will Forever Cling To You,

"came back wrong" this "lived wrong" that, what about dying wrong. my death will forever cling to you, leaving behind a slimy trail and a metallic taste in your mouth. my soul will forever drag you down like the heavy corpse of a long-dead god, who somehow still grants wishes. you can't tell which one of us is the one not letting go. you know not even your own death will end this.

do you think a sheetz girl and a wawa girl can ever be together

does anyone else feel sorry for astarion but is also very, very aware that he’s likely manipulating us with his sad stories? i have no doubt most of them are true but the way he tells them, i can see a lot of manipulation and it’s gonna be used against us later when we inevitably confront cazador or other figures from his past in baldurs gate... and i wonder if the MC can go along with this and do what he wants, or call him out and they fight? he’s kind of like the anti zevran, in my mind. zevran went through abuse and he stayed a genuinely good, loyal person. astarion’s vibes are “will stab you for funsies” once we’ve outlived our usefulness 👻

Meddling kids

I wanted to reblog this but the images from the original are gone

edited to include alt text. ID in the reblogs.

I've dreamed for quite a while of there being a Professor Layton and Scooby-Doo crossover in a similar vein to Professor Layton vs Phoenix Wright, so I finally decided to try to draw Layton-style designs for the gang.

Not sure what the hypothetical story would be, but I sort of like the idea of it being set after Unwound Future with Luke and Layton investigating multiple mysterious incidents in their town, and inspiring them to form their own mystery-solving group (perhaps partially in a competitive way, with them trying to solve the mysteries first?). Mostly I just think it would be fun to throw the characters together and have them interact though, since both franchises involve 60's aesthetics, supposed supernatural activity, rubber masks, and talking to dogs.

Featuring how I would characterize the Scooby gang even in a non-crossover context in the form of Layton-style character profiles.