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[patfr8]

Stick of Truth changes my brain chemistry lmao

[horns-n-jams]

✨Gal pals✨

[salad-sauce]

Been thinking about them alot lately

[starfish-comics]

So I'm playing Divinity: Original Sin 2

[koszmarnybudyn]

Wow i actually drew my ocs??? Crazy.. crazy indeed, anyway have some gay pirates that i created at twelve.

[hiimtheproblem87times]

i was actually a big dragon prince fan for a while lolz i haven’t caught up tho 😔

Ah, i see... but question, what seasons you only watched? If you didn't you quite missed a lotta

also seeing that you headcanon purple have the voice of rayla, makes me think that are you also a fan of rayla..? Xd

[obstinatecondolement]

I am still in my feelings about that "I didn't transition to look like Elliot Page: I wanted to look like Hank Hill" thing because like?? Very fucking rude to Elliot Page first of all?? What the fuck is the subtext here? That he doesn't look enough like a "real" man and is some kind of dilettante who we shouldn't take seriously until he mans up, or something?

Also like... as far as I know Page is not attracted to men, but it feels vaguely homophobic? "I want to be a Normal Straight Man who looks like a Regular Guy not a fucking [slur redacted]" Like fuck off? And it had so many notes! How is policing the gender presentation of other transmasc people being so roundly fucking applauded, oh my god.

[willmarstudios]

Bookworm Will Review 2024 (#6)

Title: 'The Orc Prince Trilogy'

Author: Lionel Hart

Rating: 2/5

Review: (MILD SPOILERS)

I've been sitting on this trilogy for a few months now and the excitement I got to finally read it was met with disappointment. :' )

The concept was something I was beyond ready for (queer fantasy involving orcs is SO my thing!) and while I kept hope, the plot and pacing were what let me down. To me, it felt very first draft with some minor spelling errors. The world-building was intriguing because it included things like reproduction between two male-identifying individuals which I don't usually see a lot of discussion about, however, it was really glossed over right after being introduced. Thankfully there wasn't just a cop-out to say 'Oh it works because of magic'. In response to the surface-level details, the plot felt like it wasn't sure if it was trying to be a cozy fantasy or erotica. The line between them wasn't really well established.

That being said, it did have some really nice/cute moments of their relationship-building/exploring. I did fanboy over one flirty scene in particular which gave me hope about the rest of the series. Credit where credit is due! I wish the two MCs weren't the same muscle twinks types, but it is what it is. I'm also really biased on what I find attractive (iykyk) Plus the smut felt really copy+paste each time it happened causing it to get stale.

Overall I think this could've used a bit more editing and story fleshing out in terms of pacing and which subplots to focus in on (some parts were really slow and felt, not out of place, but not needed).

Still love the genre, just not my favorite rendition.

[danceintheskies]

look at my stupid idiot dipshit son i love him so much

[vipermenace]

✨ When you're a cute trans prince who's favored by the goddess of fate ✨

[moldwood]

my players are trying to figure out patrinas motives

[beloved-child-of-the-house]

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[salad-sauce]

Runaan and Ethari plushies i made like a month ago

Runaan was put in the cage cus his hair was a pain in the ass to make lol

[mahoushojoe]

they dropped tdp s5 early? omg

[petrow1tch]

Alistair Theirin dragon age origins. Btw. If you even care.

[mechazushi]

Alright, now that I've got someone's attention.

So, I've had this story idea in my head for a while now. I'm not going to go into a deep dive on it because this is one of the few I have running around in my head that I'd actually like to publish, and by publish I mean I need to get a hold of an artist because I picture this as a Webtoon story. ( so God knows when that's going to happen.)

But for context, here's what I've got right now.

Its a D&D style story with urban fantasy flavoring. (Think Onward, but closer to the late 80's early 90's? The main character was a 70's born kid I think?) The main story beats revolve around a Late teen/ early adult named Kyle. His main character flaw is that he has depression, specifically existential based depression. You know, all your thoughts sound like,

"There's no point it trying anything or achieving anything because all it amounts to is 'eat, sleep, and busy work until you just die so many years later and unless you become famous for something then the idea of you as a person will get erased in a few generations as the people you're related to die as well and even If you become famous then there's still a chance the knowledge of you gets lost to history, probably because of humanity collapsing in on itself and then the heat death of the universe and honestly being famous just so to make sure you're never forgotten by other people probably isn't worth it because other people suck and-" I think we get the gist.

Anyway, Kyle finds out that he's a descendant of a very powerful Forest nymph/ demigod? Guy was super powerful and his whole shtick is based on the "Untamed, Untouched Wilderness." that's all that's important here. Oh, that and it makes Kyle a Wild Magic Sorcerer. (for those that don't know what that means, when you cast magic, you have to roll an extra die so your 'source' of magic can pull a 'f*ck around and find out' when you least expect it)

Later, Kyle accidentally makes a warlock pact with a Homebrew deity that I have made up (To confirm, this makes him into something called a coffee-lock). It's a play off of a Great Old One, but the god's story is that It predates the known, accepted pantheon. And in this world, ALL the gods exist so you know It's seen/ created some sh*t. (Implied that It might have let the other gods come into existence I.e the other gods created themselves and It just decided to let them do whatever.)

This God's whole shtick is that It's the God of Timelines. Not just time itself, but also the creation of time and knowledge of what happens in every universe, reality, and the branching timelines connected to every universe and reality. This God is the reason Chronomancy exists and was the one who set the boundaries of what it can do. No one can alter the rules of time because of It. (Bonus Info, Cronos is part of the pantheon and still has to bow down to the laws set by It)

Basically, I wanted to have a god based on Time, but all of the spells that Kyle got from the pact were more psychological in flavor and damage. He gets some chronomancy spells much later and the ability to see/pull from other realities but that's a level 20 spell.

In the end, this really doesn't help with Kyle's existential depression problem, but he works it out. The problem I'm having is this.

What the f*ck do you call the aesthetic of the Untamed Wilds and the merging of the Universal Unknown?

I'm thinking of it like this. Anyone know that Little Alchemy game where you put two things together and you get something new?

Like you put dirt and dirt together you get mound or something, then you put two mound together and you get hill, two hills get a mountain, so on and so forth and you eventually reach Earth and then you put two Earths together and you get the solar system and then you just do that for everything you create.

I'm coming at that from a magical/Pokemon aesthetic kinda way. Mix Water magic and Lightning you might get Storm magic. Mix Fire and Stone you might get Magma, you feelin' me? So let me ask again, What would you call a mix of Deep Woods and Knowledge of the Cosmos?

I was phrasing it like Essence of Survival? Like how forests come back from wildfires and how when buildings are left alone, they end up getting reclaimed by nature ( shout-out to the best aesthetic, btw), but that doesn't sound right. I'm looking for a phrase or some words to represent the feeling of becoming something that's backed by a force that was here before everything and how one is now becoming something that's going to outlast everything, and I want it to sound woodsy-related and not use the word spite because I feel like this is more than just... spite. It's not angry that it's there it's more like it knows it will always be there? It feels more like... permanence? Definitely more than perseverance, but certainly primal, in a way? Primal Permanence? Is that what I'm thinking? It doesn't feel like it?

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