#youtube travel shorts

[theamazingplaces]

Discover the magic of Slovenia in just 50 seconds! 🌄✨ From the iconic Lake Bled to the charming streets of Ljubljana, this quick video will leave you in awe. Watch now and experience the beauty! 🇸🇮 #Slovenia #TravelShorts #LakeBled

[feliks-grayscayl]

"Another Way Out" Anything Palette MAP part 23 (yt link and AU/scene explanation under the cut)

my Future Rewrite AU, I created it when DR s1p1 came out but i'm trying to shape it around the canon

Ninjago Future AU is my own take on Ninjago starting DR s1p1 as that's when i created it so even things like the Administration are different. The AU focuses on next generations of EMs - the Ninja's kids and then their great-grandkids with some important backstory for those from Ninja's grandkids.

In the map part Koda (Jaya kid, ex-Master of Water) is in possession of a USB with a coded message from Jay, his father, about important information regarding the danger that is a group of powerful cannibalistic oni (all oni are but only when there's no other easy source of food. These are strictly cannibalistic).

Since the Administration with Jay and Pixal in the lead started working on, in short, time travel, years after "canon" is resolved, this became an intertime issue. Older Jay knew about it since he was sent into the future when he was younger to help resolve this issue and knew he had to leave a code to be found so the portal could be opened from the future.

In the recording that was on the USB he explains the situation and what needs to be done before shooting a special chip into his skull, not killing him but leaving him in a bad state (he lived and was actually the last human OG ninja to die, Lloyd living for a few thousands of years and Zane and Pix deactivating after a few centuries).

We then see Lloyd, Xynth (Lloyd's granddaughter and Master of Wind, it's a whole story), Zack (Master of Water) and Jan (Master of Ice) reacting to the message and then Jay's skull, which they had to dig out, with the chip still sitting in it.

[sirielle]

Goddess of Light journeying through Galaxy. Prints available via sirielle.com

#transcendence #spirituality #fantasyartist #timetraveler #feminineenergy

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Jimin Jungkook en la nieve

[nakalbolehjahatjangan]

Hitam Putih Bercerita

sakitnya cuma bisa ditelan saja benar kata Ari Lesmana semua yang ku cinta berubah menjadi trauma yang cukup gila sama seperti lagunya aku mencintai traumaku aku mencintai kamu

[alivedreamz]

#alivedreamzshorts #travelshorts #rajasthan #chittorgarhfort #viralshort...

[natureshiner]

True effort never fails.

[techalertr]

Map Animation Video | How to create map animations for free Watch here : https://youtu.be/MhsqkR4Y4xY

#TechAlert #howto #maps #mapanimation #animation #videoediting #edit #trending #vlog #travel #movinganimation #viralchallenge #instagram #Youtube #shortsvideos #fb #love

[phyreunavailable]

I think when I have everything like, worked out, I might post the absolutely insane system I use for campaigns, like.

There is a reason I don't tag these posts dnd. This is held up by the fundamentals of bullshit and how much my brain can cook up and that's it.

Turning to the group of ppl who have played dnd and ppl who have never touched a ttrpg in their life: two of you will suffer greatly. It's the ones with experience.

My system basically priorities story and role play, then puzzles and exploration, then combat. I mostly cut out rests because like boo boring don't care. Combat? Much quicker, I hate numbers and don't want a turn to take 20 minutes. There's type advantages. I built a bloody type system.

I just reuse the same worldbuilding but in different spots. I made a silly Agency that works for literally every scenario and WILL be using them for such, thank you.

But yeah a lot of it is just me making a plotline and npcs, giving players their mission and telling them to make a character on call with me so we can live discuss what works, and based on that call and what type they choose I create their skills and abilities. They are always free to recommend things to me on how they see their character, and I take inspiration from there.

Like upcoming campaign? I gave them their roles beforehand since it's a shorter one and to keep it balanced. As I worked on the story, maps, and assets, they would hop on call and we would talk about their character. I put a human/hybrid (catgirl side of the chart) rule in due to the world they were playing in, and each player has found a way to work with that.

Currently the party is a lesbian swordswoman lizard-hybrid, a mage with a tree arm, an Irish man ready to throw hands, a nonbinary Healer that has an emo aesthetic and a giant hammer for their normal attacks, and a shark hybrid chef that throws pancakes and hot oil like Mr. Game and Watch.

Skills are balanced with cooldown rates instead of mana or whatever because I did not want to deal with that. The cooldown is how many turns you must go for before you get your ability back. You roll a d20 for everything, damage is predetermined so like it's just a crit/miss chance you roll for.

The 2 that have played dnd quite a bit hate this system. The 2 that play rpg games and have never touched a ttrpg think it makes perfect sense. I'm having fun. Everybody is stoked to start. Nobody really knows what to expect except for me, and I think that's beautiful.

[dallasyt]

Join us on a spine-chilling adventure as we spend two restless nights at the haunted 1001 Nights Bed and Breakfast in historic Saint Augustine, Florida! Built in 1884, this over-a-century-old inn holds secrets that will send shivers down your spine. Unbeknownst to us at the time of booking, we were armed with a spirit box, an EMF reader, and a pendulum from other paranormal investigations. Experience the eerie moments as lights flickered on and off mysteriously, shadows d Join us on a spine-chilling adventure as we spend two restless nights at the haunted 1001 Nights Bed and Breakfast in historic Saint Augustine, Florida! Built in 1884, this over-a-century-old inn holds secrets that will send shivers down your spine. Unbeknownst to us at the time of booking, we were armed with a spirit box, an EMF reader, and a pendulum from other paranormal investigations. Experience the eerie moments as lights flickered on and off mysteriously, shadows danced beneath our door, and eerie footsteps echoed Join us on a spine-chilling adventure as we spend two restless nights at the haunted 1001 Nights Bed and Breakfast in historic Saint Augustine, Florida! Built in 1884, this over-a-century-old inn holds secrets that will send shivers down your spine. Unbeknownst to us at the time of booking, we were armed with a spirit box, an EMF reader, and a pendulum from other paranormal investigations. Experience the eerie moments as lights flickered on and off mysteriously, shadows danced beneath our door, and eerie footsteps echoed through the halls—only to discover that the only other guests in the hotel were on the first floor and asleep in their beds. When we confronted the hotel staff about our paranormal experiences, their surprising reactions only added to the mystery. We’ll be sharing our haunting experiences in a series of videos, so make sure to subscribe and stay tuned for more spine-tingling tales from our ghostly getaway! the halls—only to discover that the only other guests in the hotel were on the first floor and asleep in their beds. When we confronted the hotel staff about our paranormal experiences, their surprising reactions only added to the mystery. We’ll be sharing our haunting experiences in a series of videos, so make sure to subscribe and stay tuned for more spine-tingling tales from our ghostly getaway!

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[nagar-girls]

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[artfunlifeyoutube]

Bennington Lake Trail #artfunlife #life #fun #art #nature

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[animatedshortoftheday]

Sumpter (2024) [5 min] by Alice Jao | Australia