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Once I have time to do a deep dive into historical Tozer’s potential combat experience… maybe. 👀 Given the class divide between the two and their being stationed on different ships, I feel like combat experience might be the thing they could bond over, but it’s been surprisingly hard for me to find information about where exactly Tozer served and whether he saw combat.

- @werewolfsone

🍾 - A character the fandom has helped you appreciate more

edward little was a character who did nott click for me at first!! i got the appeal but he just didn't take up much brainspace but i ended up doing a bunch of research on historical little because i was so confused that we seemed to know so little about him, and ended up writing ALBATROSS in the span of like two days because he made me so insane

🔗 - Which WIP are you most likely to finish next?

the king's justice!! it's a turn fic and an au of 1x08 that is. very self-indulgent (bad things happen to ben tallmadge) and currently sitting pretty at 2.7k words. i wrote most of it in a physical notebook and then had to spend a ridiculous amount of time trying to read my own handwriting

🎥 - Three films you love

master and commander: on the far side of the world, the wicker man 1973, and ravenous 1999

🏆 - Share a fic you are especially proud of

some of my other fics feel like a more obvious choice for this one, but quite possibly my favorite character study i've ever written is no wound is as sharp as the will of god. i wrote it very stream-of-consciousness and pretty quickly, so it's a bit unpolished, but i think the emotion in it feels very real and it gets across a lot of how i view jirving and why i loke him so much/find him so interesting. character of all time no competition

Honestly, that’d be a better question for the boarding facilities you’re looking at, and/or a vet! I’m not positive what vaccines are absolutely most important for indoor cats, and I’m guessing that some health issues also might be somewhat area-dependent too, as far as what’s most prevalent in the area at this point in time.

I am in a mood right now but I will just say it... we all die someday whether or not we get our belly buttons pierced... you should just go for it. Live the life you want. They do look really good don’t they.

Well if I was anyone else but myself this decision, would be easy.

I know this was a while ago but didn't you like snowpiercer? How are we supposed to trust your taste in movies?

I’m ... trying ...

The game is just my family, and some of them are just playing to humor me (and like one or two other people who really want to play). Plus we’re nowhere near being done with the starter booklet stuff (which I’m starting with to give me some practice, plus time to work on the campaign) and it takes us forever to do anything ... (I do figure that if I come up with a decent campaign I can run it again for a new group in the distant future, though, and maybe even do it better with practice!)

But yeah, I’m trying! Honestly I’m mostly just using this as an excuse to play with some OC’s I don’t do enough with -- some of them are old fancharacters who’ve been sort of orphaned from their original context because I’m not interested in that thing anymore but I still like the character, others are characters I’m still developing, and then there’s a guy I created a long time ago but never did much with. They’re going to be all the main NPC’s, and it’s been pretty fun to consider them in relation to each other, since they were all originally from different things and never would have met. (Also, two of them have mysteriously started dating, oops.)

Right now I’m kind of debating whether to stick with a semi-generic fantasy setting or have the player characters travel to the empire where one of the aforementioned NPC’s lives in her original story ... There are pluses and minuses to either option. If I stick with the generic semi-fantasy setting, I need to make that NPC a drow, and I don’t know much about drow in actual D&D canon, but hey -- my game, my rules; I’ll just make it up. Plus, having a drow (semi-)villain ties in to one of the PC’s backstories. On the other hand, if I move it to the empire, I know more about the setting and don’t have to worry about mangling Faerun, but I have to come up for a lot of explanation as to how people get where, since the empire is a pretty closed-off, authoritarian place (on the other hand, that could provide more interesting campaign content than just “you travel to the place and you’re there,” with the PC’s having to figure out how to get around imperial law and so on). I’m not sure if the empire would work well with D&D mechanics, either ... Plus there’s the fact that it is a miserable, godforsaken place where 2% of the population treats the other 98% like livestock, so, like ... not very fun. Might go for a hybrid where the drow and the imperials are working together but that seems kind of implausible considering that both groups apparently think anyone not of their race/class/caste are completely worthless. (Obviously, they would betray each other as soon as they could ... ) Also then you can’t have the drow priestess getting super pissed and deciding to destroy her own society, so ...

Oh I didn't know you had a goodreads, time to follow your reviews!

Thanks!

Teaching can be so rewarding but it's one of the most draining jobs on earth even for ppl who don't have any physial or mental health stuff going in x_x

Yeah, I know the benefits it can bring, as it does feel rewarding when I tutor people one on one. I can see the way that teachers feel rewarded for the work too.

But being introverted, shy, socially anxious, etc, I don’t think its a good fit for me.