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THE LORD OF THE RINGS (1978)
gandalf got jukes
“that must be the uvula”
“oh, so its a girl house”
People that get invested in fiction and examine fictional lore need to learn how to tell the difference between which lore is actually important to the series and which lore is an excuse for something.
If Dwarven women are capable of growing beards, but have cultural reasons not to, that is an excuse that they made not to give them beards.
If a female character can only wear skimpy clothing for some given reason, that is an excuse to sexualize her.
If an organization can only be populated men, that is often an excuse to not have to create female characters.
Its all made up. It isn’t a foundation of the universe that they can’t control. They wrote it to be like that.
Since this post is back again: you cannot explain away a doylist question (”Why did the author make it so the dwarven women not have beards?”) with a Watsonian answer (”because they have a cultural reason not to”).
A great explanation of the terms here-
Hey everyone who consumes any fictional media at all. This is so very important to understand.
I wish I put as much effort into my life as Phil Collins did into the Tarzan soundtrack
One time my Spanish 2 teacher was like “I dont have a lesson today. We’re watching Tarzan” and put it in the VHS (This was 2010). We [sophomores - seniors, I was a junior] were super excited. The movie starts and my friend and I look at each other and say at the same time “IS PHIL COLLINS SINGING IN SPANISH?!” I went home that night and found out Phil Collins sang the songs in the English, Italian, German, Spanish, and French versions of the film. Mind blown.
I did NOT know that and now I gotta look up all the versions that Phil Collins sang for omggg
This is so aesthetically satisfying.
How I see America from the other side of the world
LEGENDARY
So? A lot of performers do it. Bruce Springsteen uses one. Tom Petty did. Paul McCartney does. As does Elton John. All of ‘em use teleprompters. It’s called being prepared.
Here’s Aerosmith using one.
It’s not that they didn’t take time to learn the lyrics. Sometimes you can’t remember them all, especially when you have a large catalogue of music like some of those I mentioned.
I once watched Billy Joel live and he flubbed a lyric near the start of a song. He stopped, laughed it off, and restarted the song laying emphasis on the lyric he messed up.
Just because they’re superstars doesn’t mean they’re completely immune to the mind-blanking, anxiety-inducing, blindingly-bright, overly-loud setting of being on a stage in front of thousands, all expecting you to blow their minds.
Merchants in low-level towns be like: > Potion (3 Gold) > Fishing Rod (5 Gold) > Great Fishing Rod (50 Gold) > Fresh Fish (5 Gold) > Whip of Bakunawa, Serpent of the Eclipse (50,000 Gold)
Merchants in high level towns be like:
> armour of the gods (500,000 gold)
> potion of ultimate healing (1,000 gold)
> sword of the ancient ones (100,000,000,000 gold)
> cheese wheel (10 gold)
Traveling merchants be like:
> potion of stamina (100 gold)
> fantasy weed (300 gold)
> shield with a duck painted on it that you cannot buy anywhere else (100,000 gold)
> kazoo (must be pickpocketed)
bartenders be like:
> Ale (5 gold)
> Wine (18 gold)
> Elven Fruit Wine (55 gold)
> Elixir of Boundless Wisdom (8,476 gold)
> Mead (7 gold)
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After MCM weekend I’ve been thinking a lot about where I am in life atm. So here’s just some thoughts about what D&D means to me < 3
My players are beautiful, magical creatures.
I wouldn’t be where I am now without Critical Role and the work of a magical DM and an amazing party. The inspiration and joy is endless.
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