Drop a favorite line you’ve written! Or, if you’d prefer not to share anything: talk about a scene you really enjoyed writing.
My favourite line I've written for a short d&d campaign of mine. It features an NPC god the player character followed, and whom it was hinted at they could meet and ask questions in regards to the lore of the world. I wrote some generic and detailed answers, the generic to cover the questions I didn't want to or couldn't answer yet (think 'perhaps if you ask me next time I can answer that one', or 'no, I don't know about that').
My favourite line was one of the generic ones, solely because it so perfectly portrays the kind of person the god (Fideus) is. Now, Fideus is a wise, knowledgeable and kind god. His domains are charity related, his direction towards family and especially found family. He believes in rewarding people fairly, sharing riches, giving aid, and offering a roof to those less fortunate. His churches are more free hostels and food banks than they are actual churches.
Despite that, he's not a man easily fooled (his insight has a +20!). This man is a beast, but he's a kind one. He takes risks for his followers, and sometimes breaks or bends the rules a little. He also has a good sense of humour. So, quite naturally, if one meets a god and assumes they are knowledgeable about everything he'd have said the following with a chuckle and a smile on his face:
"Now, I'm aware some think I know everything, but anyone who claims to be all-knowing would be a bit of a fool."
I may one day be able to put it in writing. I have great plans for Fideus even outside of D&D campaigns, and I'll be happy to finally put them on paper. Further developing the world he lives in is the reason I'm back on Tumblr after all.
(Also have a doodle of my boi)
