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Greetings one and all! Today I am pleased to present you with another Baldur's Gate 3 piece, this time featuring another underrated antagonist: the perpetually-barefoot psychopath Orin the Red! Here we find the bloodlustful child of Bhaal trapped and bound with ropes of pure magic in the Undercity of Baldur's Gate. While she could never atone for the countless murders she has committed, Jaheira and Minthara seem to be doing their utmost to punish Orin where it hurts the most: her pride. With her pale and shockingly sensitive tootsies rendered helpless in their magical bindings, the unlikely duo unleashed their ticklish vengeance upon the evil-doer's slender soles, sending Orin into a cacophonous spiral of hysterical laughter. For days on end they tormented the barefoot Bhaalspawn, sometimes working in shifts so as to give the villainess' sensitive arches no respite whatsoever. It had not been long before Orin's violent and domineering personality melted away completely under their tickly fingers, reducing her to a giggling puddle of submission. The first and only tears she had ever shed now ran freely down her beet-red cheeks like little waterfalls, the sweat of her futile resistance mixing with them. Of course nobody had ever dared to lay their hands on Orin before, nor her sensitive bare feet, as most sane folk were filled with terror at the mention of her name, and for good reason. The fact that she had let herself be captured so easily and humiliated so thoroughly felt utterly pathetic; she would never have conceived that her bare feet would become her greatest weakness and be used against her in such effective fashion. She had never been very sane to begin with, but the terrible tickles now consumed any shred of sanity she had left to her. Her howling laughter and incoherent pleas to end to the torment echoed loudly throughout the tunnels of the Undercity, but not a soul would be coming to rescue her from her fate, and justly so. Eventually she accepted her fate, realizing that if she ever did escape this awful humiliation, Bhaal would have something far worse in mind for such a monumental failure.

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Greetings one and all! Today I am pleased to present you with another Baldur's Gate 3 piece, this time featuring another underrated antagonist: the perpetually-barefoot psychopath Orin the Red! Here we find the bloodlustful child of Bhaal trapped and bound with ropes of pure magic in the Undercity of Baldur's Gate. While she could never atone for the countless murders she has committed, Jaheira and Minthara seem to be doing their utmost to punish Orin where it hurts the most: her pride. With her pale and shockingly sensitive tootsies rendered helpless in their magical bindings, the unlikely duo unleashed their ticklish vengeance upon the evil-doer's slender soles, sending Orin into a cacophonous spiral of hysterical laughter. For days on end they tormented the barefoot Bhaalspawn, sometimes working in shifts so as to give the villainess' sensitive arches no respite whatsoever. It had not been long before Orin's violent and domineering personality melted away completely under their tickly fingers, reducing her to a giggling puddle of submission. The first and only tears she had ever shed now ran freely down her beet-red cheeks like little waterfalls, the sweat of her futile resistance mixing with them. Of course nobody had ever dared to lay their hands on Orin before, nor her sensitive bare feet, as most sane folk were filled with terror at the mention of her name, and for good reason. The fact that she had let herself be captured so easily and humiliated so thoroughly felt utterly pathetic; she would never have conceived that her bare feet would become her greatest weakness and be used against her in such effective fashion. She had never been very sane to begin with, but the terrible tickles now consumed any shred of sanity she had left to her. Her howling laughter and incoherent pleas to end to the torment echoed loudly throughout the tunnels of the Undercity, but not a soul would be coming to rescue her from her fate, and justly so. Eventually she accepted her fate, realizing that if she ever did escape this awful humiliation, Bhaal would have something far worse in mind for such a monumental failure.