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I love making a gag character for D&D, forgetting they’re just a gag character, and then take a step back to look at the original ref
continuing the gag- tosses a benny
For your consideration… Warlock of The Map Dora and Ranger Boots
IM SCREAMING!!! THIS IS BEAUTIFUL!!!!!
you, reading this. you're a creature now. reblog to creature your followers
get creatured idiot
oh thank fuck i thought i was never gonna get creatured
I'm onto something I'm telling you
this tag combined with the pfp is the funniest response on this post
wow it's almost like. i enjoy dramatic identity reveals
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Children/teens aren’t allowed to be sad or in a bad mood because they can get yelled at for it and ridiculed and told to ‘change your attitude or I will for you’, while adults who are sad or in a bad mood, are allowed to yell at and take their frustration out on the kids. Adult privilege huh?
And when the adult is in a bad mood, it’s the kids job to step on eggshells in order to keep them from not exploding, and when they do, it’s on them.
And when the child is in the bad mood, it’s their job to try to hide it, and when they break apart trying to, it’s on them.
What extra sucks about this is that adults literally have more experience, context, perspective, and brain development to help them manage emotions. Adults who do this are shit. We are the adults, we should not be expecting kids who are still developing and learning about the world and trying to figure out their place in it to be the ones who are emotionally mature.
People who treat adulthood like a power trip are honestly shit and should not have authority over kids.
noncon friendship
Coworkers
I'm trying to push myself to draw Herman more and explore how he emotes with his yarn so I can avoid an awkward style phase in the comic. I'm also trying to mesh his old personality with his new one. Wolfy and Thema both suggested putting someone he doesn't like in the story and let him react, Lol. It's a good suggestion. I wasn't sure how I was going to stitch the version I introduced- who is easy going and chatty -with the iteration of him that looks superficially annoyed all the time. Herman is a SWEETHEART but he's got resting bitch face at times.
Herman doesn't tell people what he really is without a good reason, but if it won't break their world view he'll have a rope of yarn out and he can be pretty emotive with it. He prefers to keep the shapes he makes with his yarn ambiguous. He would rather people perceive it as an extra arm than a pet or a whacky side kick, that would be weird. Occasionally he'll let it have a snake shape or snake behaviors, but that's as far as he goes down that rabbit hole.
*This is the canon design. Herman doesn't canonically turn into a dragon. I hold out the possibility of exploring it in the comic as a 'curse' arc the way I did in roleplay with Thema (or in other ways at my whimsy), but the canon version will always be near and dear to me and a first priority.
imagine how much more fucked up the history of the world would be if eating someone's brains reliably conferred on you their memory and knowledge
oh hozier you'd love my harry du bois playlist,, (source)
a group of 4 people are given 3 hours to edit a youtube poop and try to turn it back into its regular source material
The stormies being fancy
Don't see, don't speak, don't hear
