we carry the fire

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See, that’s what the app is perfect for.

Sounds perfect Wahhhh, I don’t wanna
necromancy-enthusiast
perkwunos

I think it’d be a good idea to let people from the Middle Ages use tumblr

dccomicing

anti vaxxers

mysticpandalad

look into my eyes and tell me a person from the Middle Ages who lost 3 kids by the time they are 25 and coughs up blood every now and then would be against a vial with a heaven-sent potion that can protect you from the demons that plague the Earth with just one small prick. look into my eyes and lie to me

the-lost-alchemist

Finally I can use this.

image

They would love vaccines.

teawitch
probablybadrpgideas

Discussing the whole "always evil species" thing I'm genuinely annoyed by how much more sense D&D lore makes if elves turn good when they're above ground and evil when they're below ground.

Your elf buddy goes down to get something from the basement and immediately starts cackling and kicking your stuff. "Dammit Bob!" you say, trying to get him up the stairs so he turns good again.

probablybadrpgideas

Anyway my personal headcanon after the discussion is that, as elves are beings of nature, each subspecies governs a different aspect of nature. Wood Elves are tasked with protecting the beautiful parts of nature, the flowers and the deer, while the Drow are charged with protecting the repellent parts, the scavengers and the vermin. They're not evil- cockroaches are just as important to the ecosystem as butterflies, and the majestic lion is far more dangerous then any venomous scuttling thing. But alas, it's easy to assume about the figure who speaks for the spiders and the mould.

High Elves, for their part, are tasked with guiding domesticated nature, protecting nature as it intertwines with civilization, which is why they live in cities and work to interact with the other species.

probablybadrpgideas

I like the tonal dissonance between my two posts here. Follow me for the ol' shitpost/worldbuilding one-two.

fatcowboys
tj-crochets

Links to my free sewing patterns!

- big manta ray
- smaller manta ray
- monster friend (those monsters with horns I’ve been making lately, but without horns)
- pie slice
- Fred, the Fish of Minimal Effort
- tiny cat (aka Jiji)
- mini mothman
- whale shark/donut whale shark
- juggling frog/toad (aka my smallest, simplest frog pattern of the three I’ve made)
- large frog
- tiny hedgehog
- minecraft bee

tj-crochets

Periodic reminder of the free sewing patterns I’ve shared so far! I’m hoping to get another free one shared soon, I just need to figure out which one. Maybe the mini-mushroom creatures?

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