Here's some dinosaurs and prehistoric stuff ^^

Information About Me:

Names: Edmund, Freak, or Jonah

Pronouns: he/it/meso/freak

Other Stuff: I'm just an autistic critter who likes this show :)

What Am I Gonna Be Doing Here?:

Drawing and reblogging art and stuff. That's it lol. I don't mind discussing the show with others, though! But I am extremely socially awkward so maybe expect late responses 👍

Bonus: my Rob Playlist

Favourite Characters:

-Rob [he is quite literally the reason I'm interested in the show again lol]

-Mr. Small/Steve Small [he's neat, I'm gay; of course I like him]

Those are really my two favourite characters, but I love 'em all ^^

My Tags:

-ART: #jonahs art

-TEXT POSTS/ASKS: #jonah talks

DNI:

basic DNI schtick, but especially keep the fuck away from me if you ship Gumball and Darwin [or any other incest ships; you guys are fucking disgusting] and if you sexualize/thirst over any of the children characters. Because that's beyond disgusting. I don't even care if you're the same age [because you also shouldn't be on here if you're under thirteen.].

I FOUND A FEW EASTER EGGS, AND HOLY FUCKING SHIT THE ANIMATRONICS WERE GREAT

ALSO, SMALL SPOILERS [IT DOESN'T SPOIL ANYTHING FOR THE MOVIE, JUST THE CREDITS]

If I had to name an overlying theme for Matt Colville’s videos about how to run D&D, it would be exemplified by his “The Map is Not the Territory” video, and it’s something I think everyone following me aware of, and that’s simply that what the books say is how you should run a game and how people on Internet forums (including this blog) say you should run a game is not equal to how you, in the moment, should run a game.  

There’s plenty of rulesets and people online who create theories as to what your ruling should be on a subject, but in the end it’s your game, and your mission is to provide fun to your players.  As a DM you have to be prepared to improvise in the moment and decide whether or not in the moment you should enforce or alter a rule.

So, this is primarily a blog for DM ideas (obviously).  I will never tell you flat out something like “only Arcane Tricksters can turn mage hand invisible,” although I will totally say something like that in games I participate in.  I’m not so much a rules “lawyer” as what I would call a rules “herald,” I have a lot of experience with relatively new DMs that I figure I should point out the actual rules to, but if they say otherwise than that’s their ruling.