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Being from D&D (specifically Forgotten Realms) lore is always so fun, because you'll meet other D&Dkin who have *heard* about you, but they're usually from some specific storyline/timeline/campaign/media, and meanwhile you're just uh... something that just so happens to be in the lore a LOT of DMs use.
Sometimes you're really relevant in the plot, and other times you hear that you were some little niche piece of lore for their canon. It's seriously fun to hear about all the different versions of yourself :]
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Something non-canon but official just got officially released. I can't read all of it now because I have finals, but I'm so so so excited! This is so big for me! Not just that I'm in it -I could give or take that...- but people I love!
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Writing my last will and testament before i anxiously follow the red thread of fate into this piece of media, knowing EXACTLY what will happen (i will be in it)
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I wish I knew what to call Imposter. Maybe they like that title alone as a name, but I wish I knew for sure.
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