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Alright shipmates. I have a very important and deeply philosophical question to ask all of you. It may change your life and rock you to your very core.
[Serious Hawke isn't all that good at being serious. So don't be bad if you assume, just a little bit, that this is a shitpost. Hawke clears her throat dramatically before continuing.]
Let's say you you receive an item. Something like a book or... a computer... read-y thing. And within it's pages it details the future of your life exactly as someone you know experienced it.
Would you read it? Only read the parts that are your past? Or just toss the whole bloody pile of them out garbage chute? Is there any right answer? Is it more dangerous to know your future or to experience it blindly? Questions! Thinky-thoughts! Deep ones.
Which leads me to-
[Hawke shows to the camera a large leather bound book entitled Tale of the Champion and decorated with the Kirkwall City Crest on it. Behind her there are a stack of at least 10 similar books.]
If you would like a copy of the apparently popular book by the somehow incredibly popular author, Varric Tehras, you can hit me up. Look, it's even autographed. Bet that's worth a coin or two. Maybe I'll even sign it so it's double famous. Or perhaps infamous. Which is maybe why the Ingress decided I needed 20 of them.
[She's not gonna sign it. Honestly, she finds this whole thing jacked! But also funny and curious and that's a lot of feelings all at once for Marian Hawke.
Then she reaches down onto the pile of books and pulls out an extremely cute and lace covered bra.]
I'm also giving away this thing for anyone who desperately wants to have the most beautiful bosom on the ship. Sadly, I just don't have the heart to suffer for beauty. I'm a born and true ruffian at heart. Size 32AA.
((ooc; "Tale of the Champion" details the events of Dragon Age II which you can read the short version or the long version of the summary if you want to get a copy/assume you were given a copy by Hawke and ask her questions about it. I'm also open at
bowtie or PM if you wanna ask specific questions))
[Serious Hawke isn't all that good at being serious. So don't be bad if you assume, just a little bit, that this is a shitpost. Hawke clears her throat dramatically before continuing.]
Let's say you you receive an item. Something like a book or... a computer... read-y thing. And within it's pages it details the future of your life exactly as someone you know experienced it.
Would you read it? Only read the parts that are your past? Or just toss the whole bloody pile of them out garbage chute? Is there any right answer? Is it more dangerous to know your future or to experience it blindly? Questions! Thinky-thoughts! Deep ones.
Which leads me to-
[Hawke shows to the camera a large leather bound book entitled Tale of the Champion and decorated with the Kirkwall City Crest on it. Behind her there are a stack of at least 10 similar books.]
If you would like a copy of the apparently popular book by the somehow incredibly popular author, Varric Tehras, you can hit me up. Look, it's even autographed. Bet that's worth a coin or two. Maybe I'll even sign it so it's double famous. Or perhaps infamous. Which is maybe why the Ingress decided I needed 20 of them.
[She's not gonna sign it. Honestly, she finds this whole thing jacked! But also funny and curious and that's a lot of feelings all at once for Marian Hawke.
Then she reaches down onto the pile of books and pulls out an extremely cute and lace covered bra.]
I'm also giving away this thing for anyone who desperately wants to have the most beautiful bosom on the ship. Sadly, I just don't have the heart to suffer for beauty. I'm a born and true ruffian at heart. Size 32AA.
((ooc; "Tale of the Champion" details the events of Dragon Age II which you can read the short version or the long version of the summary if you want to get a copy/assume you were given a copy by Hawke and ask her questions about it. I'm also open at

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He swivels to give her an artfully offended look. ]
... You realize I can fire you at any time, right?
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[Clearly, she feels good about her job security. She's also going to go over and sit her ass down on the table so sorry about your work and metal parts and boring stuff, Mr. Stark.]
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He sets his soldering iron down with an irritated sniff, because the advanced circuitry he'd been tinkering with is now blocked by Hawke's ass. Typical. ]
So this is all part of your elaborate plot to look after my mental health? Touching.
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See?
[Now she's going to very purposefully and delicately take the bra and set it on the book. Like handing a diamond ring to the bride.]
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I'm touched. You really did save it just for me.
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[It's black and white with a comical amount of lace on the cups and band. The level of push up is almost painful and it has a nice big bow in the center.
So totally his style, right?]
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That is absolutely how you get ahead in business. [ GOOD JOB HAWKE. ] On the other hand, having this in my laundry might raise some questions.
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And I've already gone and insulted your masculinity once before, so you're right. Anymore and it might stark looking a bit iffy. I'll have to find someone else to curry favors with.
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[ No it won't. ]
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[Honestly, she seems amused at signing either one.]
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[ SIGN THE BRA, HAWKE. ]
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[SHE'S GONNA SIGN THE BRA IN HUGE LETTERS (not that huge its AA cup) HER FIRST NAME IN ONE CUP AND HER LAST NAME IN THE OTHER.]
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It's beautiful. I'm gonna sell it and make my second fortune.
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Though I do hope future me told Varric to specifically write that my tits are fantastic in the book. Add a bit of fantasy to it.
[She leans over and flips through the book as though hoping there will be a chapter entitled HAWKE'S TITS.]
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I think you're better off wondering.
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Are you suddenly looking after my well being? That might change our whole dynamic.
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Call it unsolicited advice if it makes you feel better.
[ Except how she basically solicited it when she addressed the network in the first place, but details. ]
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[You know. The edgy one. The YEAH GO FOR IT.]
Now I'll never know the state of my fictional tits.
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[ Which is a much better deflection than explaining that finding out about your future secondhand can be a bunch of really depressing, frustrating, alarming horseshit. ]
But you could always self-publish a tit treatise if you're really concerned about it.
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[Sadly for you Hawke is somewhat assumes there's a personal thing with you. Hawke is generally too lazy to be astute.]
So. You think I could write a chapter about my tits?
[GESTURES. they are non existent friend.]
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I mean, sure, why not? Embrace your tits. Sing their praises to the galaxy. I'll even be your editor, if you're worried about your tit diction.
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Thank the Maker for you. What have I done to deserve someone who would go so far for me and my tits? It's like you were sent here to me by fate.
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Just think of me as your fairy boob mother.
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[No pop culture here buddy, remember?]
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My genius is utterly wasted.
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