#mygoodrabbit

I want to play one of those tiny, perfectly round, dead in the eyes songbirds they've got and convince Simon to let me have a fucking gun

10.  Favorite enemy and the enemy you hate the most

Hmmm I think my favorite enemy was the blind beholder Chime’s party fought during our Halloween arc; the entire encounter was in effect a pac-man game and we were the little dots to chomp on

OKAY THEN LET’S SEE

PROS:

-absolute gentleman he will pick you up for nice dates and make sure you get home safe

-very patient and very willing to explain himself and repeat things to make sure you’re both on the same page. he also has curious facts to tell you about random weird things

-understanding and experienced, would never pressure you into anything, in any area

-you will never physically hurt because he’s a very skilled spirit healer

CONS

-locked in the circle, the chantry or templars may get in the way

-a very slow person who does things at his own rhythm and in his own way and it can be irritating for many

-forgets the stove is on and burns the food 9/10 times

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16: What’s the most ridiculous thing you’ve ever done in the name of outlining/worldbuilding (timelines, research, maps, spreadsheets, etc.)?

Buying a styrofoam orb and trying desperately to put pins in it at equidistant points to determine the locations of particular things on my story’s map/globe, to figure out how many of said points there would be if the map I already had were part of a larger map that also functioned on an actual globe. 

where the hell did you get bin chickens

yeah...the corner of my brain shouting BUT WARLOCK FUN needs to remember that everything I’m currently enjoying about playing it is what I bring to the table, and nothing due to the campaign itself.  I just started the game with the REAL Hymn the Nature Cleric with tamara and tally, and can always make a warlock another time u_u