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@eranelle
The important thing is not to stop questioning.
Albert Einstein (via quote-diaries)
Full Moon in Prague, Czech Republic
flaming slow motion tennis
So i ordered Round Table today online and in the “special instructions” i wrote “draw your favorite attack on titan character”. This is what i got…
theyre right u kno
me whispering to my cat and pointing at a bug in my room: eat it
also me lifting my cat up toward the ceiling so he can reach a bug: get it
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Waxenstein by Adrian Vesa
Reading Nooks Perfect For When You Need To Escape This World
“What? Like, a disabled protagonist? How would that even work? How could someone with a disability be the hero in an action show?” local anime trash boy wonders while sitting next to his box sets of Full Metal Alchemist, showing no hint of irony or self awareness.
but is Ed really disabled? sure I get he lost his arm and leg
but he’s still able to move and do things perfectly
He has prosthetics. Having prosthetic limbs (that more than once break amd need repair) doesnt make him not disabled
It should also be noted that Ed:
-had to undergo very painful surgery to get automail
-had to relearn how to write because of his prosthesis (there’s a post going around showing he had to switch hands etc) and his handwriting is likely a lot worse due to that. This means automail isn’t super good for delicate work, unsurprising, considering what it’s made of.
-experiences phantom limb pain and therefore other associated stuff (this was only really shown in the manga)
-cannot go anywhere too cold without changing his automail or he’ll get really bad frost bite and it will stop working
-cannot go anywhere too hot, period, because the metal attached and under his skin will overheat and he will be badly burned
-Reattachment is painful, but needs to be done frequently if he breaks or outgrows his automail
- it’s HEAVY so much so that the strain has the potential to cause stress on his body, enough that it’s even theorized as possibly stunting his growth.
-it requires regular maintenance or it will break down, as shown when he forgets to do that and it…breaks down
-when it does need to be repaired, it takes time to do that, during which Ed uses regular prosthetics (that usually don’t quite fit him).
-costs a lot of money (not a problem for Ed due to high state alchemist salary/having mechanics as surrogate family, but explicitly noted to being the reason why most people in the fmaverse stick to regular prosthetics along with the painful surgery)
So Ed can’t actually do everything perfectly and experiences a lot of extra hassle, problems and pain people without automail don’t have to deal with! And any advantages he does have are more suited to fighting than day to day life (being able to incorporate weapons/fake out people who want to blow up his arm).
Arakawa did her research and thought it through. Automail is by no means a magic cure that solves all problems associated with losing a limb.
YOU ONLY KEEP ONE BULL
(Originally published in Comics For Choice)
I was expecting a loud noise or a jump scare or destruction. What I got-
Things That Strike Fear Into the Hearts of D&D Players
- When you’re travelling and the DM asks what your passive perception is, then starts looking at charts
- “Make a wisdom save.” “What for?” “You’ll see.”
- When the rest of the party agrees to a plan that the DM has heavily implied will end poorly
- When the DM winces after rolling damage
- When the DM says “You feel compelled to…” and you realize you failed that wisdom save earlier
- “Next session is going to be a lot of fun.”
- “I’m not quite sure if I balanced this fight properly, but we’ll see how it goes.”
- “Are you sure you wish to proceed?”
-When your DM reblogs this post.
adding one of my most fave things any DM has ever said, as uttered by @decertatio:
“how much do you value your life today?”
correction: when your DM giggles after rolling damage
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