Light Side Sith

So what should we do? Honestly, I think old practices are still best practices. Find real artists and follow them. Don't repost art, and dont spread reposted art. If something doesn't have a source, skip it. Support artists you like, either by sharing their work directly or donating. And if someone's work looks suspicious? Maybe give them a second look. See some of their other art before jumping to conclusions.

Best boy

Everyone has a dragon. They’re not the big monsters of legend… they start out tiny, anywhere between the size of a rat to the size of a puppy. Something a child can pick up. As adults, they’re anywhere between three and eight feet. They are unmistakeably magical creatures - they don’t eat much, for their size, and they all have some power. Fire, or ice, or wind, or something. 

I was so excited, that midwinter. I was a princess, after all. Surely my dragon would be special, too. Something exciting, like the sparkling white Ice dragons, or the dark, gleaming Fire dragons, or the colourful, crystalline Light dragons. It took me a very long time to go to sleep, and when I woke up I ran to the basket before the fire in my nightgown, despite the cold. 

I was so disappointed I could have cried. 

It's so weird that pass without trace is one of the only spells or abilities that add flat numbers (and big numbers at that) to rolls, and that great weapon master/sharp shooter are some of the only ones that subtract. While I'm usually all for rolling more dice, I think there's a game design space we can play in where players are able to get more out of their rolls than just shifting advantage in their favor.

What I immediately thought of was research in libraries: far too often in critical role the party will seek out an archive of great learning and Matt will ask them to make a knowledge check as a form of research, but that isn't much different than them doing a knowledge check on their own. Imagine if you would that libraries added an automatic +5 or +10 depending on their size and selection, allowing a player's roll to clear additional hurdles of difficulty that they normally wouldn't.

Aeor may be for lovers but Molaesmyr is for monsterf*ckers