Fungeons and Shinanidragons

These

Tables

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GOOD!

Picking Pockets tables from AD&D Forgotten Realms City System, by Jeff Grubb with Ed Greenwood, TSR, 1988.

Some fantasy and science fiction books with bisexual, pansexual, or otherwise multisexual protagonists. 

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Trans SFF

F/F SFF

Also, I swear that every time I make one of these I forget something. This time it was In the Vanishers’ Palace by Aliette de Bodard. It’s awesome, go read it.

If you want more queer science fiction and fantasy, you can visit my queer SFF database.

I’m not transcribing all the text, but you can find the titles, authors, information on TW, etc beneath the cut.

When possible, I’m linking to my database of queer books. The page for each book includes the synopsis, content warnings under spoiler tags, and links to reviews from queer readers. 

a list of oc questions in alphabetical categories - i made each category based on the first word I could think of in alphabetical order, so enjoy!

A: Aptitude 1. what are your oc’s natural abilities, things they’ve been doing since young? 2. what activities have they participated in? 3. what abilities do they have that they’ve worked for? 4. what things are they bad at? 5. what is their most impressive talent?

B: Basics 1. what is their hair color? 2. what is their eye color? 3. how tall are they? 4. how old are they? 5. how much do they weigh?

C: Comfort 1. how do they sit in a chair? 2. in what position do they sleep? 3. what is their ideal comfort day? 4. what is their major comfort food? why? 5. who is the best at comforting them when down?

D: Decoration 1. how would they decorate a house if they had one under their name? 2. how would they decorate their child’s room? 3. how do they decorate their own room? 4. what type of clothes and accessories do they wear? 5. do they like makeup/nail/beauty trends?

E: External Personality 1. does the way they do things portray their internal personality? 2. do they do things that conform to the norm? 3. do they follow trends or do their own thing? 4. are they up-to-date on the internet fads? 5. do they portray their personality intentionally or let people figure it out on their own?

F: Fun 1. what do they do for fun? 2. what is their ideal party? 3. who would they have the most fun with? 4. can they have fun while conforming to rules? 5. do they go out a lot?

G: Gorgeous 1. what is their most attractive external feature? 2. what is the most attractive part of their personality? 3. what benefits come with being their friend? 4. what parts of them do they like and dislike? 5. what parts of others do they envy?

H: Heat 1. do they rather a hot or cold room? 2. do they prefer summer or winter? 3. do they like the snow? 4. do they have a favorite summer activity? 5. do they have a favorite winter activity?

I: In-the-closet 1. what is their sexuality? 2. have they ever questioned their sexuality? 3. have they ever questioned their gender? 4. would/was their family be okay with them being LGBT? 5. how long would/did it take for them to come out?

J: Joy 1. what makes them happy? 2. who makes them happy? 3. are there any songs that bring them joy? 4. are they happy often? 5. what brings them the most joy in the world?

K: Kill 1. have they ever thought about suicide? 2. have they ever thought about homicide? 3. if they could kill anyone without punishment, would they? who? 4. who would miss them if they died? 5. who would be happy they died, anyone?

L: Lemons 1. what is their favorite fruit? 2. what is their least favorite fruit? 3. are there any foods they hate? 4. do they have any food intolerances? 5. what is their favorite food?

M: Maternal 1. would they want a daughter or a son? 2. how many children do they want? 3. would they be a good parent? 4. what would they name a son? what would they name a daughter? 5. would they adopt?

N: Never Have I Ever 1. what would they never do? 2. what have they never done that they want to do? 3. is there anything they absolutely can’t believe people do? 4. what is the most embarrassing thing they’ve done? 5. have they done anything they thought they’d never do?

O: Optimism 1. are they optimistic or pessimistic? 2. are they openly optimistic, throwing it on others? 3. are they good at giving advice? 4. is there anyone in their life that throws optimism on them? 5. were they always optimistic?

P: Personality 1. what is their best personality trait? 2. what is their worst personality trait? 3. what of their personality do others love? 4. what of their personality do others envy? 5. do they hate anything about their personality/about other’s personalities?

Q: Questions 1. do they ask for help? 2. do they ask questions in class? 3. do they answer questions that make them a little uncomfortable? 4. do they ask weird questions? 5. are they curious?

R: Rules 1. do they follow rules? 2. would they be a strict or laid-back parent? 3. have they ever been consequenced for breaking a rule? 4. have they broken any rules they now regret breaking? 5. do they find any rules they/others follow absolutely ridiculous?

S: Streets 1. are they street-smart? 2. would they give money to someone on the streets? 3. have they ever gotten in a fight on the streets? 4. has anything happened to them on the streets? 5. are they cautious when out?

T: Truth 1. are they honest? 2. can they tell if someone is lying? 3. is it obvious when they’re lying? 4. have they lied about anything they regret lying about? 5. have they told truths that have been spread against their will?

U: Underdog 1. have they been bullied? 2. have they bullied anyone? 3. have they been physically attacked by a bully? 4. have they ever been doubted? 5. have they surprised people with being good at something?

V: Vomit 1. do they vomit often? 2. do they get lots of stomach aches? 3. are they good at comforting someone ill? 4. what do they like as far as comfort goes? 5. do they burp, cough, or hiccup most when nauseous? when vomiting?

W: Water 1. do they drink enough water? 2. have they learned to swim? 3. do they like to swim? 4. can they dive? 5. can they swim without holding their nose?

X: Xylophone 1. what is their favorite genre of music? 2. do they have a favorite song? 3. do they have a favorite band/artist/singer? 4. can they sing well? 5. can they rap?

Y: You 1. how old were you when you created them? 2. what inspired you to create them? 3. were they different when they were first created? 4. do you enjoy writing them more than other characters? 5. what’s your favorite thing about them?

What crimes are punished the most severely?

Are people presumed guilty or innocent?

Who decides the outcome of trials?

Does the law apply to everyone or are some (such as royalty) above it?

Does the death penalty exist? If so, how are people killed?

How harsh are punishments in general?

Are certain groups punished more harshly or leniently than others (e.g. the rich getting lighter punishments)?

Are people debating whether certain things (e.g. recreational drugs) should be legal?

What kinds of accusations can have a long term impact on someone’s reputation even if they are ultimately found innocent?

Do prisons prioritize punishment or rehabilitation?

How humane are the conditions in prisons? If they aren’t very good, does this bother the general populace?

Once released from prison, how hard is it for people to return to their old lives? How hard is it for them to get new jobs?

Are certain groups seen as more likely to commit crimes?

What is the most commonly committed crime?

What laws exist but are rarely enforced for one reason or another?

Does the society have any especially strange/unique laws that would surprise an outsider?

Who makes the law in the first place? Can it be amended, and how?

Where does the law apply? To the entire sovereign state, or are there multiple, maybe conflicting jurisdictions?

Is the law secular, religious, or a bit of both? Do these conflict at all? What happens then?

How is the outcome of trials decided? Is trial by combat (or similar) a thing? Is it supposed to be evidence-based? What sort of witnesses are considered reliable?

Do they interpret the law on a case by case basis, or take legal precedents into account? How do they keep track of legal precedents?

Are you sure there are prisons, i.e. is imprisonment an actual sentence? That’s a relatively recent development.

Are there lawyers around? What’s their purpose? Are they orators who write speeches for their clients? Are they experts of the law, perhaps because the law isn’t understood by common people? Do people have a right to a lawyer?

If the law treats repeat offenders differently, does it keep track of them, and how? Branding? Magic?

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Are more distantly related from one another than you and I are from a lungfish

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are more genetically similar than these

Here are… all my Dungeons and Dragons characters.

Yveseriel, a Seraphim with 12 eyes and 7 pairs of wings:

natures

VOLUME UP 🔊

Alligators are extremely vocal animals, making loud grunts called bellows year-round, but especially around their mating season.🐊

So this just happened! Scary clouds passing through Anna, Illinois

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Licensed 🎥 video by Maranda Marie Benefield 

Elves who are all blonde-haired and blue-eyed and unquestionably superior to everyone

Shifty Traders from the Desert with a weird accent

Huge, inherently threatening green-or-black orcs (who are also the only race with dreadlocks but nevermind that) 

Incredibly greedy and money-obsessed Dwarves who lost their Homeland or otherwise have large numbers of their race in diaspora 

Humans, but all based on Romanticized depictions of European cultures

The problem I’ve always had with the MCU is that they are too loyal to the comics. I know people might like this, and the films are still great, but I want them to do something that is new.

With Dark Phoenix and Endgame just around the corner, I had an idea that could be interesting.

Where the X-Men were once an allegory for the Civil Rights movement in 50s and 60s America, and Bryan Singer’s films made mutants a metaphor for LGBT struggles. In this new version, change the dynamic so it more closely resembles an allegory for asylum seekers, refugees and immigrants.