saintguard

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Twitch streamer, TTRPG designer, ENNIE award-winning editor, and voice actor. Any/all. Find my stuff at: https://linktr.ee/saintguard

Image titled "About Me: Video Game" with the following list in a 4x5 grid: Favorite Game - SIGNALIS Best Story - Disco Elysium Favorite Art Style - Pentiment Biggest Personal Impact - Outer Wilds Best Combat - Halo: Combat Evolved Overhated - Marvel's Midnight Suns Underrated - Battle Chef Brigade Overrated - Red Dead Redemption II Needs a Remake - Star Wars Republic Commando Criminally Overlooked - The Seance of Blake Manor Favorite Protagonist - Tactical Breach Wizards (shoutout to Jen Kellen) Favorite Antagonist - Doom (2016) (Samuel Hayden, you utter bastard) Best Soundtrack - Transistor Best Multiplayer - Titanfall 2 Not Usually My Thing, But... - Hi-Fi Rush (a prime contender for Best Soundtrack) Turn My Brain Off - Crusader Kings 3 Best With Friends - Final Fantasy XIV Best Retro Game - Fallout Nostalgic Childhood Game - Lego Rock Raiders Game Everyone Should Play - Return of the Obra Dinn
Oh Captain, My Captain! by James D'Amato, in its cardbox form. A shadowy 18th century-styled pirate stands behind a ship's wheel, the game's title emblazoned across it. Storms, waves, and nautical paraphenalia surround the shadowy figure.
Apocalypse World by Meguey and Vincent Baker. The cover depicts a person wearing a gas mask holding it and looking toward the sky.
The game booklet of Oops, All Draculas! A woman with glowing eyes, messy curls, and a 19th century dress lies in a comfortable coffin surrounded by flowers over the game's title.
The boxed set of Mothership 1e. A dead astronaut with their chest ripped open prominently covers the top of the box.
A woven bag containing I Have The High Ground. Printed on a large tag is the cover of the game, including the names of the creator amd collaborators as well as two individuals with swords and flowing caps standing on platforms across from each other.
The physical version of Mobile Frame Zero: Firebrands, housed in a plastic book-shaped container. Three anime-style mech pilots stand together on the cover, representing the game's three factions.
The core rulebook for the first edition of Dark Heresy, the first Warhammer 40,000 TTRPG. Three appropriately grimdark-looking and armed Inquisitorial acolytes adorn the cover.
A scene with a limited palette featuring the protagonists of The Seance of Blake Manor and of the Devil. Declan Ward (left), a weathered Irish private investigator with journal in hand who really stepped into the deep end, interrogates Morgan (right), a red-headed cyberpunk defense attorney who definitely isn't hiding some big secrets. Ward: "Do you believe in ghosts, Miss Morgan?" Morgan: "Everyone has a past, Ward."
One panel comic featuring Elster from SIGNALIS and Kim Kitsuragi from Disco Elysium. Elster (left) has a hand on Kim's (right) shoulder. In speech bubbles: "I think we're gonna have to kill this guy, Kim" "Damn"
A grayscale picture of Elster from SIGNALIS in a nun's habit. Drawn as a SIGNALISxMisericorde crossover.
Utena Tenjou and Anthy Himemiya from Revolutionary Girl Utena doing the Tintin Wednesday meme. Utena is on the right, leaning on a table and looking down somewhat despairingly. Anthy is on the left, looking intently at Utena. The text reads: Utena - "What a week, huh?" Anthy - "Miss Utena, it's Wednesday."
Jesse Grayson (she/her), owner and operator of Greasy Grayson's. A dark-haired woman dressed in a long beanie and letterman's jacket leans on a diner counter with a full cup of coffee.
Charlotte "Charli" Liu (she/they), aka Tremor, geokinetic hero and Phoenix Academy student. A teenager with long black hair and red-brown eyes. She's seen in two comic panels. On the left, she wears a black tanktop and looks quite tired as she's just been woken up. On the right, she cracks her knuckles and looks read for a fight. Earthen armor forms around her flannel and black t-shirt while rocks ripped from the ground float behind her.
Lily (she/her), crafter of The Wizard's Boot and former paladin of Zarel. An elven woman with glowing eyes looks toward the viewer.
Agatha (she/her), Bloodhound in a watery post-apocalypse. A woman with messy hair in a braid dressed in a long coat and wetsuit leans over the railing of a ship, contemplating.
Vivianne (she/her), lawyer and revolutionary-in-exile. A humanoid woman with headtails wearing a three-piece suit speaks at a podium.
Left: Reverie Salazar (she/her), commander of the 3/25th Arenthian "Party Starters". A buff brown-skinned woman with tied-back red hair and a black tank top sits at the bar with a glass of beer. She smiles and clinks glasses with Dox. Right: Eudoxia "Dox" Vita (she/her), ex-Martian mafia and captain of Deimos Security Concerns. A scarred and tattooed pale-skinned woman with pale hair and red eyes sits at a bar with a glass of beer. She wears a white dress shirt with rolled-up sleeves and holds a glass of beer in her right hand and a lit cigarette in her left hand. She smiles and clinks glasses with Reverie.
Post (she/her), Mothryn Wordbearer. A moth person with a very fluffy neck ruff stands on the end of a large tree branch.
Left: Matilda (she/they), Autarch Barnstar and pilot of the Sword of Damocles. A tall woman with long dark hair and blue eyes who wears a laurel on her head and a uniform of black and green with silver and gold trim. She rests her right hand on a large sheathed sword and a halo of light glows around her head. Right: Baronet Nicoletta Salehi (she/they), noble and pilot of the Parting is Such Sweet Sorrow. A slight woman with green eyes and red-tipped black hair wears a gray coat, white dress shirt, red tie, and black pants. She holds a pistol in her right hand and dogtags in her left. The two look at each other, Matilda looking down with a confident smirk and Nicoletta looking up with an uncertain expression.
Roci Vilamosa (she/they), phoenix-blooded pyromancer and Eye of the Empress. A golden-skinned woman with red hair and red eyes holds a ball of flame in her outstretched hands, giving off a warm glow. She wears a black choker and red and gold robes cinched at the waist with a dark red sash.
A picture of four animals in gray shade hanging out together. From left to right: Cha (he/him), a seagull, Koro (she/her), a tanuki, Nya (she/her), a tortoiseshell tabby cat sitting on a box, and Poyo (any), a rabbit.
Emma Kaufmann (she/they), Oracle. A woman with two-tone hair and a monochromatic goth outfit stands, looking away from a tarot card she's drawn from a deck she holds. The picture is in the style of a tarot card, with a column on either side of Emma, a pentagram behind her head, and a gold border.
Natalya Guanyu Kovalova (she/her), aka Lady Minerva Darlington-Whit, spy and fake noble. A light haired woman in a hexagonal-patterned slit dress and shin boots. She holds a half-full wine glass in one hand and a thin knife from a thigh holster in the other.
Roselyne (she/they), better known as Ros, Hound of the 33rd. She is a drow clad in the uniform of the 33rd, a long coat, helmet, trousers, boots and leg wraps. She also wears a scarf around her neck, a backpack, and a revolver at her hip. She wields a bolt-action rifle and leans forward with a sour expression.
Galen (he/him, left) and Glentz (she/her, right), Grelocke Dynasty Guards. Galen is a dark-skinned man with narrowed green eyes, tight red curls, and a neutral expression. Glentz is a light-skinned woman with hard green eyes, large blonde hair, and a frown. Both wear the bronze-colored armor and blue uniforms of the Dynasty Guard and wield combat shotguns.
Cassandra Octavia Montgomery-Harrington (they/she) aka Cass, an ex-noble and Memento. They are an androgynous person who wears a high-collared tunic and their hair short in the back and covering half of one of their eyes. They look over their shoulder with a wicked smirk and manic eyes.
Yinna "Blossom of Wind" (she/her), air genasi wild magic sorcerer and flamenco dancer. A woman with pointed ears and long hair in a slit dress and heels floats in the air in the middle of a flamenco routine.
Octavius Netherton (he/ze), editor-in-chief of The Doskvol Beacon. A dark-skinned man with salt-and-pepper bear and hair and a three-piece suit stands behind a desk, pince-nez glasses perched on his nose. He has a proofed story in one hand and a stack of newspapers in front of him, while a foggy window is in place behind him.
Yast (she/they), former relic hunter and the Echo's expert scout. A cerulean humanoid alien with striped headtails and blue eyes. She is hunched over in pain and covering a black eye.
Orlan Prichard (she/they), Imperial Inspector and sometimes undercover agent. She is a wiry woman with short hair and hooded eyes and wears a black tie, a three-piece suit with a long coat, and a cap. They are smoking a cigarette while holding a pocket watch in their left hand.
Knight Landry (she/her), the Free Knight. She is a serious, chainmail-wearing woman with long messy hair, a cloak, and a scowl.
Raven (they/them), Lost Legion intelligence operative. They are a brown-eyed, brown-skinned muscular human with a scarred face, a no-nonsense expression, and their somewhat unruly brown hair tied back into a bun. They wear black coveralls, off-white futuristic sabatons, and a green sash around their waist.
Left: Theresa (she/her) aka Gauntlet, not-Swiss former mercenary and House Bastien Bravo. She is a white-haired woman looking down at her companion with a slight smile. She wears a black, wide-brimmed hat with feathers, a black coat, black pantaloons, a rapier, a parrying dagger, a glove on her right hand, and an armored gauntlet on her left. Right: "Fuse" (they/them) aka Alessandra Brizolatto, scion of the Brizolatto crime family and budding revolutionary. They smile up at their companion with a knowing grin, their long black hair cascading down their back. They wear a shawl, a long-sleeved tunic, a dark tightened sash, and black pants.
Thomasine (she/her) of House Sandoreale, Lady Bracewell, Knight of the Sixth Host. She is a white-haired woman dressed in plate armor, a black cloak, and a funerary veil. She carries a longsword in front of her. The words "For our rightful throne" hang behind Thomasine, while the word "Sandoreale"covers the bottom of the frame.
Sofie "Factor" Abaroa (she/her), mathemagician, ex-villain, and math/magical theory teacher at Phoenix Academy. She is a woman with tan skin, dull green eyes, and long blue braided hair. She wears a white dress shirt, red waistcoat, black tie, black pants, black heels, and a purple magician's robes with gold trim. She casts a pentagram with one hand while transcribing a magical equation with the other.
Lady Catherine Pembroke-Danton (she/her), a noblewoman seeking revenge on an American industrialist who impoverished and bought up her family's estate piece by piece. She looks behind her as she holds a bloody dagger, the color matching her lipstick, eyeshadow, and lining of her frock.
Joanna Kovac (she/they), monster hunter and user of shadow magic courtesy of a shadow demon. She has messy, chin-length black hair, hooded eyes, and an unimpressed expression on her somewhat gaunt face. She wears a leather jacket, a white t-shirt, and jeans. She wields a knife dripping with shadow in her right hand and a ball of shadow in her left hand, while a halo of knives orbits around her.
Lotus "Flashbulb" (she/her), a runaway clone and pilot of the smuggling ship Packet Loss. She sits in the pilot's seat, flipping switches and pushing levers while celestial bodies loom outside the window. She sports an undercut and wears a scarf over her flightsuit as well as fingerless gloves.
A teddy bear lies face up on the stone floor next to a few sheafs of paperwork. A wicker basket sits nearby.
Helo (she/her), Imperial soldier and retainer of Dame Ezra Aurelius. She is shown in profile, her messy, two-toned hair mostly contained in a bun while her gaze is downcast. She wears heavy cavalry armor and grips the hilt of a sheathed saber with her left hand.
Eshaal Amrani (she/her), ship's surgeon of The Unicorn's Bounty. She is a brown-skinned woman with short dark brown hair sporting numerous scars and nautical tattoos. She wears ornate green earrings, a bloody surgeon's apron over a graying shirt with rolled-up sleeves and loose blue pants, and black boots. She carries a small green book in her right hand and rests her left hand on a desk behind her.
Nijang (he/him), local gossipmonger and owner of the building and noodle shop that the detectives' office is located above. He's an older man, quite short with a knowing smile. He wears a head covering and an apron over his regular clothes, as well as holding a piping hot bowl of noodle soup.
Kei Hashimoto (she/her), 16yo high school student and farm girl with a love for art and a fear of her friends getting hurt. She's a tall, freckled girl with her hair mostly back in a bun, wearing substantial boots and a comfy sweater over a button down shirt and a knee-length skirt. She carries a backpack over one shoulder and a flashlight in her other hand.
A list of tabletop RPGs (TTRPGs) that I've run or played in the past, one for each day of October. This list reads as follows: 1. Kids on Bikes 2. Republic City by Night 3. Sea of Dead Men 4. Nasty, Brutish & Long 5. Scum & Villainy (Packet Loss) 6. Monster of the Week 7. There’s Been A Murder 8. Masks (NPC) 9. The King is Dead 10. Court of Blades 11. Scum & Villainy (Pandora) 12. Mythic Bastionland 13. Blades in the Dark (Coral Snakes) 14. Scum & Villainy (Echo) 15. Blades in the Dark (Beacon) 16. D&D 5e 17. BEFALLEN 18. Imperium Maledictum 19. HEART 20. Eyes on the Prize 21. Urban Shadows 22. Golden Sky Stories 23. DOGS 24. Firebrands (Bantraesh) 25. The Wildsea 26. Firebrands (Landowner) 27. Burning Wheel 28. Apocalypse World (Agatha) 29. Stewpot 30. Masks (PC) 31. Apocalypse World (Grayson)
The Tintin Wednesday meme, but in Disco Elysium. Harry looks bedraggled and asks, "What a week, huh?" Kim, with the same patient but concerned expression he usually has with Harry, replies, "Detective, it's Wednesday.
A scarred, tattooed woman in an open dress shirt with rolled-up sleeves holds a glass of wine in one hand. She states in a speech bubble, "Clair Obscur? I find her quite mainstream."
A red-headed child sits and looks out a school bus window, away from the viewer.
A pixie decker (hacker) sits cross-legged with her deck, looking cyberpunk with goggles, gauges, a long blowout, ripped pants, and a ripped top with "TIR NA NONE-" (the rest is cut off by her deck) printed on it. She smirks at several holographic screens in front of her, pressing a button on one to execute an unknown program. An ethernet cable lies coiled behind her.
A classic silhouette of Batman from Batman: The Animated Series.
A polaroid selfie of Jen Kellen, private eye and storm witch.
A screenshot from Crusader Kings 3. The map is centered on the Italian Peninsula and its surrounds. The Pope is selected, the ironically named Pope Gregorius IX the Priest Hater.
An in-game poster from my run of Marvel's Midnight Suns. The Hunter, a woman with horns, aviators, biker gear, and two swords strapped to her back, rises up on wings of light. Underneath her reads the subtitle "HUNT...OR BE HUNTED!"
A portrait of Kim Kitsuragi from Disco Elysium.
A screenshot of the game LEGO Loco, showing a fully built rail network snaking between several building clusters and natural features.
A "1 like = 1 video game answer" list with subject matter ranging from characters, genres, gameplay, soundtracks, and more. It leans towards favorites, but includes some "saddest" and "best" and "disappointing" questions.
A cartoonish tank rides along on a dirt road. The tank commander stands in the hatch and excitedly points into the distance.
A four-panel comic about a woman belatedly realizing that she's trying to use a landline at the same time as the internet via dial-up.
Two Neopets, a confused light blue dragon and a tan-and-pink furred cat loafing.
A person with a backpack taking a book off a shelf. They carry a book in their other hand. The back of the book being removed from the shelf reads "Oli the Owl is at her limit!", the obscured title of the other reads "Basil- Fort-".