The creator of Delicious in Dungeon drew portraits of the Baldur's Gate 1 and 2 cast you can use in game

I've watched the first two episodes of the anime version of Delicious in Dungeon , which is based on Ryoko Kui's manga, and been well pleased with how it's been adapted. The core is the same—a party of down and out adventurers have to survive by cooking monsters they find in a dungeon—and it's great seeing the meals they prepare from basilisk and carnivorous plants represented as lusciously as a Miyazaki meal.

It's also extremely game y. Delicious in Dungeon is the closest thing to a Wizardry anime since, well, the Wizardry anime from 1991 , and feels a lot like someone's D&D campaign. The adventurers are all fairly relaxed about death because they know they can be magically revived, and the dungeon has an ecosystem as thought through as you'd get in those old Dragon magazine articles about the ecology of the lamia or whatever.

Which makes sense, because Ryoko Kui is a fan of CRPGs. On her blog she's drawn fan art of Planescape: Torment , Pathfinder: Kingmaker , and Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous , as well as portraits of the characters from the first two Baldur's Gate games , which really capture Imoen's journey from happy go lucky scamp to hardened adventurer.

The portraits have even been packaged up as a mod called Baldur's Gate 2: Anime Edition , should you want your next replay of the classic CRPG to be a little more fabulous. Just download the Portraits folder, then copy it into Baldur's Gate II – Enhanced Edition in your Documents. I can't wait to see the cast off Baldur's Gate 3 in this style..