Do iiiiiiit

(That's as PCs go, I limit myself since I've been DMing for children. I'm finally DMing for adults soon, tho. Blades in the Dark, not D&D, but... We'll see how it goes 😅)

I specialize in big buff guys who fight in melee, but are big softies out of combat. (And usually they like to kiss other guys) more points if they have a deep, philosophic side.

And the pacifist-warrior trope is also a usual in my menu 😅.

By the endgame, he was like: “Ey, Adaar. Wanna punch Solas? Then get to him before I do.”

(He's MAD for the prison thing)

Somos el ángel y el demonio en su hombro y las dos estamos de acuerdo xD.

If he had to chose one, it'd be with the dar-saam. Now Karasaad ties them tight, with intricate knots, but his skill comes from his father, who made him undo them and repeat if he thought they were incorrect. But his father sat by his side, undoing his own and letting him see how he tied them again.

Karasaad suffers from survivor's guilt, and cannot understand why the saarebas saved him instead of just fighting or trying to free himself.

(Also, Karasaad had a kind conversation with him just the night before, which was obviously the first one the mage had in a long time.)