d.r.e.a.m. dogs rule everything around me

Stuff kindof sucks if I’m being honest. These past few months would have killed me if I’d lived them a few years ago. But I’m trucking along, figuring shit out. I work full time now. I mostly don’t hallucinate, but shit happens when I’m really stressed. I had a scare where I thought I had ovarian cancer but theoretically it’s not, and it’s just polycystic ovarian syndrome which explains a lot lol. I’m #coping with mental illness and fibromyalgia even though I feel like it’s by a thread. It’s a thread that wasn’t there before.

Nikki and I are happy. We’re past the four year mark, and I hope to spend many more with them. I can’t believe we met on wow / tumblr, and I can’t believe people don’t take ldrs seriously, because we’re as serious as anyone’s ever been about anything. I love them a lot.

I joined DSA & am trying to get a chapter started in my town. It’s very freeing to realize that not much of what we call discourse matters in comparison to actually organizing irl & helping people financially. If you can take some of your energy away from Whatever Thing Were Arguing About and put it into organizing irl then do it, it’s good stuff

I think I’m going back to college next year, go full scientist and study dogs and brains and why we learn the way we learn. We’ll see

I hope you’re all doing ok. I hope you’ve been growing and learning and loving.

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Hey guys! I am so unbelievably happy to announce that my secret project is officially finished! After four solid months of work, Table Fables is complete. 

Now, Table Fables is a labor of love - 84 illustrated pages of item tables and generators to make dungeon masters’ lives a little easier. Inside you’ll find a ton of cool things including but not limited to: a full character generator, a disease generator, a kingdom generator, potion generator, a magic items table, a scavenging table, a curse table, a dream table and a ton of other little fun things!

Most of the forests around the original Well of Eternity were not particularly well-inhabited, instead acting as hunting grounds for the empire for food, as well as locations for a wealth of resources, and reverences to the natural powers and Ancients of the world. As such, the settlements that stand today were built long after the Sundering, maintained either throughout the Long Vigil, or erected after the Third War and are relatively new. However, shrines and ruins still exist among the trees from ancient times before the Sundering, indicating that while it was sparsely populated, it was populated nonetheless.

Hyjal and Moonglade will not be on this list, as nearly all of their settlements and shrines were either maintained through the Sundering, or erected during the Long Vigil as the main home of night elves after the War of the Ancients.

The following is a mix of in-game excerpts and personal headcanons, all for fun!