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[thedepressedpelican]

@spring-sage

[the4chambersofmystery]

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[4chambersofmystery]

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[kuratamashi]

The swan princess, Odette!

I grew up watching this movie, I’ve always loved the transformation animation, it was just so pretty and I really wanted to try getting the same beauty in my drawing. Not sure I did it justice, but I am actually super proud of this one.

[ameliafromafairytale]

Do kinda think that Fig should multi class into sorcerer as well so that she can answer “Which charisma based caster are you?” With “Y e s.”

[detectivekirby]

We have a contender for best pin ever...

[beneathsilverstars]

Do you think Siffrin would be good at the board game ”In other words”? bc he always has to describe another word each time they forget it in vaugardian

I'm finding a couple different games with the same name on google, but this one is popping up the most:

In this game, players move around the board and solve puzzles in one of six categories: Movies and Television, Terms, Quotes & Sayings, Literature, Cliches & Expressions, or Music. The puzzles are in the form of phrases that have to be translated into the actual saying on the card. For example, the movie "Away With the Breeze" is "Gone With the Wind", and the book "The Victor's Ring" is "The Winner's Circle".

Which I think would... vary wildly. Like sometimes they'd be totally clueless even though they should know it, it's just on the tip of their tongue but also totally out of reach. But sometimes they're just like oh yeah of course I know this obscure Poterian orchestral piece, there's not really any other direction you could go with that clue..?

I do think this game wouldn't be as bad for them as other trivia games, because there's an actual strategy you can use to jog your mind instead of just sitting there clueless: start running through synonym combinations! And I do see what you mean about Siffrin having experience doing that, lol. But that doesn't necessarily mean they'll be able to come up with the right synonym...

Idk if it's supposed to be played with teams but I'm sure the crew would anyway, so I think Siffrin would do well paired with someone who knows lots of words, so they can list synonyms until Siffrin's like OH that one!!

I would put Mirabelle vs Isabeau on opposite teams since they'd both have a normal amount of knowledge of Vaugardian pop culture, and big vocabularies from reading. And then Siffrin vs Odile because they're less familiar with Vaugardien, and Odile's better at some categories and Siffrin at others. And then kids generally aren't very good at these games because they don't have as big a knowledge base, so one team just gets a bonus Bonnie, maybe Siffrin's to help make up for their memory issues. Or, if Isabeau's substantially better at general pop culture than Mirabelle (bc he's put work into being A Sociable Guy vs Mira being shy and focused on classes), then maybe Isabeau vs Mirabelle+Siffrin vs Odile+Bonnie...?i

[allis-tblr-i-guess]

I'm just gonna leave this here. 😊

[almost-correct-quotes]

dove calls cyril cyr (pronounced like "seer", but one syllable instead, because they're hilarious)

[fox-guardian]

Is Celia and Sam's ship name really ripsam? It sounds like we're saying Sam is dead

It's the one I came up with and I think it's funny so I keep using it. And he's dead because the sheer presence of Hot Lady killed him thank you for coming to my ted talk

[measureyourlifeincake]

i just started the newest episode of d20 and i know that this isn't useful bc all of the episodes of burrow's end have already been recorded but @quiddie if you (or anyone else), for whatever reason, need to come up with more words for stoats, consider:

kijetesantakalu

[the4chambersofmystery]

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[theofficialpresidentofmars]

my drama teacher commented that my take on the Hamlet scene I’m doing was ‘refreshing’. we’re so back

[dacuslucy]

caitlin pronounces toronto like an ontarian

[kaeyapilled]

i should make a post about my kaeya headcanons. particularly my hcs about his childhood

[ace-and-ranty]

One thing I will never understand about clients is when they send me back translations that need... extremely small fixes. Like. Fixes so small, they could do it themselves? Is it not a much bigger hassle to tell me what the fix is, then wait for me to do it to get it back? It would take them all of five seconds to do it... as much as it takes to do this back-and-forth, but with no dead waiting time?

Like. I just wrote [ILEGÍVEL] in a translation. My client sent it back with a note: "What does this mean? Please write according to the source document."

Granted. My client is English-speaking, and needs this translated for a Portuguese speaking business partner. Still. STILL. It is ONE word. He KNOWS I'm translating to Portuguese. I wonder what [ILEGÍVEL] could fucking mean, my guy. Did NOT think of putting that one on Google Translate, did you?