Bahamut is a commonly recurring Draconic deity of Good dragons who often appears in a humanoid shape with 7 yellow birds hanging about.
If you’re on his bad side, you’re going to get fucked up.
Bahamut is a commonly recurring Draconic deity of Good dragons who often appears in a humanoid shape with 7 yellow birds hanging about.
If you’re on his bad side, you’re going to get fucked up.
Nothing better than knowing you’re not putting another character in a Bodybag of Holding for a session.
It’s the light I was born in.
Haha, yeah, the fact that I played almost exclusively women and my few masculine characters still often had more feminine features and mannerisms was totally just to challenge myself. Never a subconscious exploration of my deepest desires.
Says the now VERY out and proud about it transwoman.
It’s like the early 2000s returned to vomit into my eyeballs, without the rampant phobia.
I adore it.
Storm, in two very different ways.
I have always wanted her power set if I could pick any option, and even a child me had a “Holy shit, she’s pretty, I wanna be that pretty” moment the first time I saw her.
Then we got Mohawk Storm. Perfection.


Always heard it “crazy cat lady”. By the time I heard “crazy cat gentleman”, I was in too deep.


I’m totally down for marking my body as a religious institution so long as I get the fat tax breaks.
Still involves Yukko busting through one of the walls, making you do your voice training at gunpoint, raiding your fridge, and getting you involved in an escape from the federal government.
Challenge Mark.
Name one other Rick Astley song, Nat 20. Can’t, 0. Songs can’t be repeated in a session.
That’s a risky move.
He’s spent far too long in the Midnight Sea.
Spooky Jazz will just summon more.
You need to use Holy Jazz to successfully exorcize spirits.
Fireball can always save you.
Time to steam some tigers.
"As you pull the blade free, it begins to rapidly rust away. The legend was never the blade itself, it was the strength of the heroes who led the way.
That strength has caused the ground to shift, rocks fall, everyone dies."


WotC and Pinkertons.
This is one of those questions you ask, and let sit for months. Long enough that most of the table has started to forget you ever asked.
Was there a reason? Like, I’ll even take some Mystery of the Druids “kill a homeless man to steal his change” logic in this.
No one else built a Walking Eye.
Look around. Who else has a Walking Eye? That’s right, Walking Eye, everyone wants a piece.
And this is how “Scroll of Instant Kaiju” began.
I think there are some World Building communities around. If none of your players use Lemmy, could be worth a look?
Do kinda wish there was a DM/GM Workshop comm, though. Place to talk world building, creature and NPC design, all the fun bits that happen behind the screen.