#kinghthood

[ivovynckier]

Can this man pass a metal detector?

[otaku-discover]

I got my side quest done ✅

[applethefruit]

GUYS! I have never cared about anything else so much than this. 

My mates and I did this song together, their idea for the visuals were inspired by the Oscar winning movie ‘MOONLIGHT’ and is based in Hackney, East London. 

You would make us so happy if you’d give it a share, a like, a repost, a little love. My friend is really tired because he is sat in a Box everyday working his ass off just so he can make music but feels like it isn’t getting the attention he equally puts in it. He is filled with anxiety and it hurts me to see him like that because he is so bloody talented, kind hearted and creative. One of the most BEAUTIFUL humans inside and out. Period! 

Thank you guys. Much much love <3

[hell-heron]

Favorite Really Serious Asoiaf Analysis parallels:

- literally any situation involving suffering and social outcasting/a different situation involving suffering and social outcasting

- both these characters had some type of belief at some point, and became more cynical at some later point

- both these characters have parents. Also siblings. They feel some type of relatively intense way about at least one of these people

- thinking about this absolutely bog standard social institution for the setting such as the night's watch, kinghthood, or the concept of being a noblewoman in general is actually thinking about one character specifically, as we know that asoiaf has such tight and limited worldbuilding it would never be brought up unless essential

- GRRM forgot he had already used this outfit description/food symbolism/turn of phrase/basic mention of body language and we're all about to pay for it

[shirnaomi]

My DnD Campaign

If you're Lapis, Quen, Anisha or deril, DO NOT READ THIS.

So I started DMing because I'm a worldbuilder. Since I can remember, I would always make up kingdoms and cities inside my head, and once introduced to DnD I realized it's the perfect medium to build my worlds.

My current one is named Afriard (afri-ard), and it has four continents (one is an island continent and one is secret).

I have several pantheons, two of them are open, and one is monotheistic.

I have kingdoms and empires and federations and tribes and oligarchies. I have a magic association and several kinghthoods, most of them are employed by the government.

I have magical and natural phenomena that shape the surface and geography of my world.

The one thing I don't have, and it's not because I can't think of one, is a BBEG.

I just don't understand the concept of one bad guy. My world has several people or organizations that could be classified as BBEGs, but non of them are the center of the campaign.

So what do I have instead?

My PCs.

My style of DMing is PC focused. I create a world, my players create their characters, and their arcs and desires become world-turning events.

For example, two of my players have characters that got disconnected from their siblings. So the answer to finding one of them is to find the other. (Spoiler: one of them is part of a secret organization that erases people's memories, and the other is in a secret organization that opposes corrupt organizations, and it trageted the mind erasing one).

The BBEGs of my campaign are the people or organizations that serve as a barrier between the party and the resolution of some character's arc.

[patrickrennie]

Well, a kinghthood is an official recognition, so there might be a problem.

i wish america had a knighthood system so it could be bestowed upon tony hawk