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THE BLACK DRAGON KNIGHTS FROM DS2 SEEM LIKE THEYVE GOT SHIT FIGURED OUT THEYRE POLITE TOO 

Hot damn I’m gonna look for more now. Thanks!

drew barrymore as a child IS admittedly already weird to me though

I think I’ve said before. So there’s two kinds of D&D nerd. Pro-alignment players that understand alignment is a way of neatly describing the generally vast and complete web of conflicting motivations and beliefs that is one’s morality, and those that are wrong.I jest. Some people legit use alignment to play flat, stupid characters and that’s probably why they move towards removing alignment restrictions from classes where it’s not necessary (paladin is a character class about morality and if you’re not playing a paladin with a strong alignment you’re doing it wrong.)Monk? Monk is in an odd place. It’s not about morality the way all paladins figure somewhere in a story about good and evil. But (almost) every monk has morality as part of their story. I believe some monks are chaotic, but every monk who is chaotic is chaotic on purpose. They looked at the disciplined ascetics who chant, meditate and eat vegetarian food while they train and thought, “not me no thanks.”I think a rogue or a fighter or wizard might never really think about why they follow/hate authority or why they revere/detest tradition, but I think a monk should. So no, I don’t think a monk should have to be lawful and at my (Pathfinder) table I wouldn’t insist you be. But I would expect an answer to the question “why aren’t you lawful?”

we could be friends!!!

Anyway, the things I found were crucial to him was a puppy-like enthusiasm for the sport, wanting everyone to be doing their best, hence the “come on!” pose, while still clearly rushing into the fray.  Physically, I didn’t stray from reality much, except to pick my favorite hair and clothing style for him, despite many different choices over the years.  I incorporated the crests of every unit he has fought with, on his sword, armor, and tabard. The back ground uses the desaturated and deconstructed colors of the bipride flag. 

The one negative thing I’d say is that I do think it had a bit too much slapstick in parts, but not so much that it ruined my experience.  Star Wars has never been Not Funny, I expect and want some humor in it.

It’s a Roosterteeth online show called Camp Camp. It’s awful I love it. You can find it on their website or on youtube! It’s by the same folks who did Red vs Blue.