#stop kill innocents

[thelasthippie]

I hope someday religion disappears and let live middle east... I hope someday the powerful nations disappear and stop steal middle east... I hope someday middle east can be free. Can live in peace... Any other wish for them is wrong.

[nepentheseeker]

if I had nickel for everytime a sweet angel character in Lookism Killed themselves, I would have 2 nickels which isn't a lot

BUT IT'S SO FUCKING SAD THAT IT HAPPENED TWICE

[pubbee]

I've seen someone say the interaction where Sean and Karen go bang in the tent is dependent on honor, and low honor is the small dick/bad sex scenerio while high honor is when they cry together and idk how true that is but the idea of Sean's dick size/bedroom performance being dependent on Arthur's honor level is incredibly funny to me

[dangans-ur-ronpas]

what kills me is how makoto is just. so nice. like never once does he consider killing anyone. he feels guilt and remorse for each of his dead classmates and internalizes them. he tries to save everyone, even junko. he goes against everything to give the ultimate despairs a second chance. you poor guy this is the worst kind of life to lead in this kind of world and yet you're doing it with your head held high. and now you don't even have the choice to stop

[boreal-wood]

Hey Stormlight fans why are we so quick to forgive Dalinar for killing innocents- including his own wife, but when it comes to Elhokar, whose worst crimes were just being immature and incompetent- both of which come from not being ready to inherit the throne- he's unforgiveable?

Do yall actually think Elhokar is irredeemable because he let Moash's grandparents die?? If so then yall should really take a good long look at Dalinar's arc and compare it to where Elhokar is when he's swearing the First Ideal, because Dalinar at his lowest on the whole was far worse than Elhokar ever was

[venusmage]

do you run your d&d game from a prewritten book? or did you write your own plot? i want to get in to GMing but i'm not sure where to start. i also want to know about the story of your game!

My very first campaign was a heavily modified version of Waterdeep: Dragon Heist! Though in reality I used it more for a guide on the city's lore rather than the plot of the campaign itself (as I think it's...bad. I think lots of WotC's stuff is bad. I only have experience with 5e's books though. RIP that I really like the settings and their potential a lot)

I basically told my players what I was running and let them make PCs that would have interesting ties to the city. Then I modified the main campaign to revolve more around their backstories. I don't think you CAN'T do a plot where the PCs are completely divorced from the storyline, I just happen to like making them integral to it! I think it helps avoid the dreaded instance where the story becomes a "why didn't the DM just write a book?" situation. If I write it with the players in mind at the center of it, it means they always take precedence.

Seven Asunder / Waterdeep 2.0 is a plot I wrote myself now that I'm a little more confident with DMing and comfortable with my group! It revolves around the seven apprentices of Halaster Blackcloak and their bloody history. After a century+ of their whereabouts being unknown, they start becoming a problem once again and it's up to the PCs to put a stop to whatever they're planning. They're the major antagonists of the game and since their influence reached across the planes (and even the multiverse), it's not impossible to imagine they could have ties to the PCs backstories. I came up with it just because I love evil wizard bullshit and I also love "groups" of villains, as well as The Seven/Halaster/Undermountain being some of my favorite lore in the FR setting!

If you're writing your own plot for the first time and it's in an established setting, I think it'd be smart to gauge what your players are interested in as well as figure out what parts of that universe you're most drawn to and go from there!

[freepalestinebastard]

Daily reminder that being pro Palestine is not a reason to anti Jewish

[sunsetcurveauto]

Oh, Charles. What has become of you? Where is my best friend? Odds fish, Edwin. You're looking at him. No. No what I see before me is a façade. A shell of the boy I once knew. This is some absurd role you're playing. I don't know why, but I'm sure it is. Perhaps to keep the world at a distance. And now you're shutting me out as well. You once promised me that I shall come to know the person behind the mask, in time. But I know him less now than I did then. Well. Perhaps there's no more to know. I can't believe that. I refuse to believe it.

Dead Boy Detectives x Stories - Charles as Sir Percival Blakeney, The Scarlet Pimpernel

[hypogryffin]

side-by-side

[agentfascinateur]

“I am a rabbi calling on my elected officials to stop arming the Israeli military as it wages a genocidal campaign in Gaza. The Jewish tradition teaches us the most holy commandment is pikuach nefesh – saving a life – and I am calling on my representatives to do all that they can to save lives now”

- Lonnie Kleinman, rabbi based in Philadelphia

#jewishvoiceforpeace

[ezralva]

Higuruma, the sunflower who cannot look at the sun

Pt 2

[heyimboredtalktome]

the legendary cowards can't get shit done in the ground assault so they're targeting innocent people, this is beyond evil holy fuck

[stoat-party]

So I finished Far Harbor today.

[peony-plum]

Stop killing the elves pelinal!

[laundryandtaxes]

Oh, unlike the sanctions and isolation regime and literal proxy wars that the US has been engaging in while doing things like outright assasinating this country's most prominent general on the basis that he allegedly armed terrorists just like the US has done for my entire lifetime, some other sort of thing

[chaiaurchaandni]

kinda relevant: i've been seeing weirdos on twitter refer to young Palestinian guys (aged 15-35) as military aged men, trying to imply that all such Palestinian men are potential hamas fighters, and therefore legitimate targets. they are literally hungering for excuses to kill as many Palestinians as possible while evading accountability