Lean Into Failure

Away from the shipping angle, I believe Damian and Melinda like Anya and Yor because they see two people who are free to be themselves.

Yes, this is ironic given the Forgers are theoretically a 'fake' family and Yor and Twilight seem to suffer bouts of imposter syndrome every now and then.

Mr Lying-Is-Second-Nature/ Can-Lie-His-Way-Out-Of-Anything Twilight isn't really lying to Yor through that whole thing.

He indeed had a tennis tournament for work with colleagues

He indeed was not trying to run away with Fiona. She is actually just a colleague and he does not feel that way about her.

And of course, everything that he said on that park bench that night.

Yor: I wonder how he does it?

sees art with sketchy thin line art: ah yes i want my art to look like that

1. Fun

2. Funny

3. Well-written, with an actual *plot*

4. Well-acted

5. Pretty; both the sets and CGI are believable, if not 100% realistic, which works fine with the tone of the movie

Yor : You know, Anya, my mother once taught me to kiss a wound so it will heal faster ^^

Loid : /overhears/

Loid :

Loid : Frankie.

Loid : I want you to punch me in the face. As hard as you can.

"Are you guys sure you don't want to take a perception check?"

"I said we jump out the window."

or

"And he turns and walks directly northwards away from you guys."

"The map shows a rock-"

"HE WALKS OVER THE ROCK."

or

"Fuck it, I throw a potato."

"Okay... roll for potato, I guess."

"That was a 20."

or

(As well as the moment an unsure new player with a Shiny Character and six single-spaced pages of backstory did exactly the same.)

The entire party having low intelligence/wisdom bc let’s be real who doesn’t have either one of those as their dump stat

Receiving a magic item from the DM -> forgetting about it -> a party member going WAIT DONT WE HAVE THAT -> everyone using the shit out of the magic item and completely wrecking the DM’s plans

Travelling between locations that are geographically days/weeks away takes <5 minutes because the DM doesn’t want to do random encounters + the party doesn’t have a ranger who needs to feel useful by tracking

No healer + no rogue/ranger = everyone is constantly exhausted and has no idea of the traps/monsters in their surroundings ever

Druid being the most OP member of the party

The DM’s friend/sibling coming over to play their high level paladin from another campaign for an afternoon and then just noping out