Marzell: My kink is cooking in front of my friends who know which knife is made for what and forcing them to watch me use the wrong one for the wrong thing.
Nina: Use a cheese grater for tomatoes.
Corrun: You'll burn in hell for this.
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Marzell: My kink is cooking in front of my friends who know which knife is made for what and forcing them to watch me use the wrong one for the wrong thing.
Nina: Use a cheese grater for tomatoes.
Corrun: You'll burn in hell for this.

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i think if/when the soundtrack gets posted, the song that plays when we first meet sister perpetua should be called The Morning After
Hello! I'm writing a short little fanfic based off of SpellCheck (which is amazing btw!) and I was hoping you can answer a few questions for accuracy's sake. 1, the kingdom Melior is in is spelled Palatine, right? 2, is the looks-like-a-pizza-boy, jittery guard's name spelled Gil or Gill? And 3, how common is magic in this version of Earth? Does ~everyone~ have spellcasting ability, or just most, or is it pretty rare?
S C R E A M !!!!
Okay. Okay. I can be cool. I CAN BE COOL. UH. QUESTIONS. RIGHT.
1) Yes! The kingdom is Palatine, and the capital city is Melior.
2) His first name is spelled Gill! (His last name has not come up, so feel free to use whatever you feel like there.)
3) Magic accessibility is roughly based on DnD 5e rules, so in a nutshell: anyone can have magic, but the way you go about it depends on your resources, talents, and lineage. I’m sure this is grossly oversimplifying, so fellow DnD nerds, feel free to add info as needed, but:
If you are descended from a magical race and can instinctively use magic, you are a sorcerer
If you are a big fuckin nerd and have figured out how to use magic through the power of math and poetry alone, you are a wizard
If you are Carly Rae Jepsen and can use music as a spellcasting medium, you are a bard
If you can use your faith/devotion to a god as a spellcasting medium, you are a cleric (and if you still want to hit things with swords, but, y’know, for the Fantasy Christ Child) you are a paladin
If you went down to the crossroads and made a shady deal with a god to give you power, perhaps fiddles were involved, you are a warlock
So in short, like art, anyone can do magic! It’s just a question of your medium.
Nina is... judging everybody, and is not happy. At all.
Oh, so business as usual then!
Catching up on Spell Check while working on commissions and took a break because I too was not immune to the party cube.

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Nolwenn and Nina from Spell Check podcast! they’re Good
Marzell: *is upset*
Nolwenn: Hey, you know, if spiders had a complex social structure like us and they viewed humans as gods and each one of us had a religion that groups of spiders group into, you know what that would mean? It would mean that there is a group of spiders out there who are rooting for you.
Marzell: Thank... you?
Corrun: It's nice to be wanted, you know?
Marzell: Not by the law!