Dragon Age: Veilguard modders have added tattoos to Baldur’s Gate 3, so you can remind yourself that your companions don’t throw you across a room as sexy as Lae’zel in your mug.

Dragon Age: The Veilguard is a game where you and a group of different people (weird companions, if we’re honest) do some fantasy. Baldur’s Gate 3 is a slightly different game where you and a group of different people (fellow weirdos, if we’re honest) do some fantasy. And now, thanks to a modder, you can combine the two a bit by giving your Tower some face ink.

Don’t worry, this should be a little less embarrassing than the stuff DATV modders have been sticking in Solas’s face. After all, having something written whose meaning you only vaguely understand scribbled on your forehead never goes wrong.

Anyway, modder ShadyKnight is the one who took on the task of porting over BG3’s selection of tattoos, titling his creation ‘Astarion Would Be Proud’.

“Just like it says, this mod replaces almost all default tattoos with BG3 tattoos,” they wrote, “It’s still not 100% perfect, but I’m satisfied enough to post it.” Cool.

Anyway, all your old favorites are here. Face paint for chic children’s birthday party. Scary scribbles on the neck. Things on the chin that make it look like you’ve dribbled a little with style. Three little birds on the cheek so you can pretend you’re intimately familiar with boobs. There’s also some clown makeup.

Whatever you choose, it’ll surely serve as a strange reminder of all the strange things you’ve done in BG3. “You’ll have a very deep and pleasant conversation with one of the Veilguard party members, usually a little too nice, and then boom, you’ll see the thing on your Rook’s face and boom, you’ll be transported back to that time,” Astarion said. . something too sarcastic for your liking in the middle of flirting or Lae’zel burned down the entire camp because fighting with you made her too horny.

In other Veilguard news, the game‘s third patch recently arrived. It’s pretty small, with some quality of life changes to things like the photo mode and UI, and fixes for things like “a strange facial expression when Rook meets Emmrich for the first time.”

I’m a little sad about that, since it was probably a lot of fun.