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Isn’t that basically a spear lol

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Shardstick
Isn’t that basically a spear lol

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If you want I can share an occasional terrible pun. First one: what's heavier, one liter of water or 10 liters of butane?
Butane, because it's a lighter fluid.
I DID NOT SEE THIS UNTIL NOW BC TUMBLR HATES ME. ANYWAY AKDSJFKLASJFKLAJDSKF JKSDLFJ
I would love to hear of your combiner blorbos. Anything about them you'd really like to talk about?
okay okay like so i am like. literally foaming at the mouth about motormaster all the time lately. for like the last two? weeks ? something like that.
anyway i love this fucking truck so much. he is awful and he sucks, and for some reason this is deeply endearing to me personally. I llove him. I have feelings for and about him. I am going to kill him to dead with my own two bare human hands and he can't stop me. because I love him.
Hello! Love the content you have. This might sound a bit strange, obvious, and/or ridiculous, but having seen your analysis of Domino Ambus (which I respect), it hit me that the way it's all set up is kinda like how Rose Quartz was done in Steven Universe, at least on the surface, in how characterization can be inferred from their exposited actions and the (oftentimes negative) impact they had on their loved ones.
THANKS you i love.... dramatic irony, or just any case of like, reader knowing/understanding something the character does not.... its very tasty
dominus is such a weird character because i genuinely think at his inception jro meant him to be exactly what he said he was, a good person, rewinds genuine first love, someone who fought for the rights of others and not for personal gain. but then like. at some point he realized “wait you cant marry your slave and still be a good person” and then new plot elements were introduced, because originally chromedome was supposed to be involved in/responsible for dominus’s disappearance but now hes not at all, and then its the little things that build up, like dominus writing a book that says that pleasure is only a distraction from the truth which just doesnt mesh with the worldview of positive, optimistic, fun loving rewind at all, the introduction of the ambus test and the absolutely buckwild reveal that beastformers would not be classed as sentient, the reveal HE was a beastformer and never told rewind? that he intentionally perpetuated the lie that he was higher caste than rewind, intentionally perpetuated this power imbalance that he could have easily destroyed. we just know so little about him but everything we do know adds up to this.... extremely uncomfortable picture
mistfather Individuals of any demographic will always be varied and complex, and cover the range of moral and immoral actions. TERFs explicitly and categorically want to harm entire groups of people, and lean heavily on racist and misogynistic beliefs. As such, there are no acceptable TERFs.
E X A C T L Y !
I do try to be lenient when I see signs of grooming, but when it comes to thirty-year-old white cis women who just want an "acceptable" receptacle for their hate, it's on-sight.
(I've seen so many young girls and AFAB trans folk preyed upon by TERFs, and I genuinely hope that they're able to grow and learn. Watching trauma victims have their trauma used to brainwash them is absolutely nauseating. ;;)

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mistfather replied to your post “Beau �� doesn't �� have �� to �� forgive �� her �� shitty �� parents �� and ��...”
Broke: Beau forgives her shitty parents even though they do nothing to atone. Woke: Beau accepts the atonement of her parents but doesn't forgive them or allow them into her life. Bespoke: Beau teaches TJ how to be a nuisance and immediately takes him with her to care for him at the soonest opportunity.
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Are there comparable phrases in Mando'a for "This is the Way"?
So here is my translation after this racking my brain for weeks >.>
Ibic haar yust
[ee-BIK har yoost]
This is the way.
So there’s a few rules to this and I’m going to dissect some bits. Ibic is easy, it’s “this.” We don’t need “is” because mando’a doesn’t use it. Something that might be a bit confusing is the mando’a words for “the,” there’s two of them. There’s te and haar. We are using haar because it says te is rarely used and haar is a definitive article, meaning it’s used when the subject is established, and THIS is the subect, whatever is happening or just happened.
“Way” was a bit of trouble for me because there’s no official translation for just “way.” luckily for me, people in our discord have discussed it before. There’s the other dictionary we use which has A WHOLE LOT of extra words built off of the rules and words established by the original dictionary. For “way” I am using yust [yoost] “way.” It comes from the already made word, goyust [goh-YOOST] “road, path” so it’s literally the way, it’s the path mandos take. We can remove the go part of goyust because go’ or g’ can be used as a suffix to mean artificial, and a road is an artificial way to go by, leaving us with yust which is just a way. The suffix go’ or g’ is from the other dictionary which gets that meaning from words that are things that are made, artificial. It’s by removing the base word it’s attached to that gives us it’s meaning.
I hope that helps :)
Hello, big fan of a lot of your shitposting, was wondering if you had a tabletop game recommendation for playing as literal dragons and other varieties of non-human monsters of fantasy. Bonus points if 1) Adventurers are an enemy, and 2) after establishing species, you can become a specific "class" of player, like a mage, warrior, or the like.
This is going to be another one of those posts where somebody asks “does such a thing exist?”, and I reply “it’s actually a very popular premise with dozens of published games devoted to it, so we’re going to have to make a few assumptions to narrow things down a bit” – even restricting our consideration to games where you play as D&D-style beasties in particular (and further to games that are specifically about that, rather than merely offering it as an option) leaves a lot of territory to cover. Thus:
For a game that’s literally just 100% the thing you described, there’s the classic Monsters! Monsters!. This one came out way back in 1976, meaning it’s only slightly younger than the tabletop roleplaying hobby itself! Nominally a Tunnels & Trolls supplement, it’s a standalone game in practice, and – unusually for a game of its age – fairly rules-light even by modern standards. It is, however, quite typical for games of its era in terms of featuring some very awkward gender politics, so maybe not the best choice if you’re in the market for a game whose authorial voice won’t annoy you on general principle.
If you’re aiming more for lowbrow comedy where everybody dies all the time, you might get some mileage out of either Kobolds Ate My Baby! – whose premise I trust is self-explanatory! – if you’re looking for a pick-up-and-play game; or, for something a little weightier, perhaps Goblin Quest. The latter is developed by the creator of Honey Heist and Crash Pandas, with an art team that includes Tumblr’s @iguanamouth, and plays like nothing so much as Lord of the Rings meets Paranoia. (Also for some reason it includes a rules hack in the back of the book for playing as a party of five Sean Beans, which sure is a thing.)
Alternatively, if you’d prefer the exact opposite of that and would like to try a gentle slice of life comedy that just happens to star various D&D monsters, you might have a look at Golden Sky Stories. By default it’s about talking animals who can transform into human children; however, the Fantasy Friends supplement provides a rules hack for playing as miniature dragons, beholders, mimics and gelatinous cubes, among other possibilities – and yes, they can transform into children too! Any adventurers you meet here are going to be more misguided than antagonistic, and you “defeat” them by making friends.
If by “dragons” you mean you want to be a dragon specifically, there’s the old Dungeons & Dragons 2nd Edition campaign setting Council of the Wyrms. It’s another “you’re a monster with classes and levels” deal, this time incorporating a novel (for its time) dual-PC conceit whereby each player creates two characters: a dragon to deal with a big stuff, and a demihuman servant/valet to deal with the little stuff. The downside is that it’s not a standalone game (you need the 2E core books to play), and – like the first entry in this list – the rules definitely show their age.
In terms of forthcoming titles, you might also keep an eye on Wicked Ones (a dungeon-building Blades in the Dark hack due out some time in 2020, though an open playtest is currently available) or Let Thrones Beware (a game about monsters rebuilding civilisation following the apocalyptic collapse of a brutal human empire, likewise in open beta at the time of this posting).