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biglawbear

You can learn one cantrip to cast at will in real life. What do you choose?

Druidcraft

Friends

Light

Mage Hand

Mending

Message

Minor Illusion

Prestidigitation

Produce Flame

Thaumaturgy

Vicious Mockery

Eldritch Blast

Voting ended onDec 25, 2023

biglawbear

Propaganda in the tags and reblogs is absolutely encouraged btw

bemusedlybespectacled

Vicious Mockery. I call opposing counsel a doo-doo head and they immediately cede the case.

lostsometime

message. I’m just remembering grade school and thinking of how much easier passing ’notes’ in class would have been with a spell that literally can not be overheard by anyone but the target

thessalian

Prestidigitation all the way.

It still takes time, but cleaning a cubic foot of anything with just a word and a gesture every six seconds is way less spoons-intensive than how we do housework now.

Your coffee or your Door Dash order got cold? No problem. Warm or cool one cubic foot of nonliving material for an hour.

As an aside, nonliving material includes clothing. You know that "fresh out of the dryer" feeling you get with clothes? Well, imagine that, but it lasts an hour.

Lets you flavour food - no more "Ugh, I wish [family member] would add more spice to food" or "I can't eat this; there's way too much [spice]."

"Make a colour, small mark, or symbol appear on a surface for an hour" - fashion heaven, particularly at no cost to recast. Everything from colouring your own hair to the ultimate in temporary tattoos.

You know when you go into a room and it just smells off? Not dirty, not anything like that, just ... off? Conjure a nicer smell. You are suddenly a living Yankee Candle.

I'm assuming that "instant, harmless sensory effects" can also include "the sound of a cellphone ringtone". Get yourself out of that social situation you don't want to be in by subtly conjuring the sound of your cellphone ringtone - or theirs, if you know it.

If you can have "shower of sparks" as your "instant, harmless sensory effect", you can have "localised shower of confetti or glitter" All of the festivity, none of the mess.

You can have three of the non-instantaneous effects going at a time, by the way. So you can have pre-warmed socks, vibrant purple hair, and whatever smell you want in the immediate vicinity all at once.

PRESTIDIGITATION. FIGHT ME.

daily-prompts

I need everyone’s best character advice. STAT.

foresttheblep

Know what they want, What they're scared of What/who they love What/who they're willing to sacrifice

Also their breaking point, what shit do they have to be dragged through before they give up everything just for it to stop. And if they regret it or not,

everybodysangel

Start with something you do understand about them and branch off from there. Personally, I find it easier to write for characters that have some aspect of my personality, amplified and then manipulated into something new or different. Or maybe we share some aspect of childhood. We don't have to be the same people, but my experiences are something I can understand and use to shape new people.

she-who-fights-and-writes

Knowing your characters’ limits and how to exploit them is essential for creating tension, and for writing excellent fight scenes/final battles.

Under what odds is your character able to win? What is their greatest strength?

Now take that strength away.

How do they account for that? Is it possible to still win, or is that strength all they have?

An acrobatic fighter who is shot through the leg. A knight whose trusty sword shatters. A sorceror who runs out of spells and elixers. A dragonrider whose steed is felled.

Find the limit and push past it! That’s how to raise the stakes!

paper-lilypie

learn and understand what it means to be human. human relations (interpersonal and intrapersonal), human wants (external and internal), human needs (individual and collective) and human wishes (selfish and selfless).

then put that character in Situations. Conflict will arise from their reactions toward whatever the scene calls for. (It is a natural state of life, conflict).

So let human nature make the story choices for you.

paper-lilypie

@mikodrawnnarratives sometimes you have god tier ideas. woe fuzzy y/n be upon ye

tlirsgender

Large man character who knows like 129 ways to kill someone with his bare hands: *is good with kids*

Me, every time, without fail: ohh my god the large man character who knows like 129 ways to kill someone with his bare hands is good with kids.........

castercassette

quackysmackk

5 nights till Freddy’s: Foxy!

1/5

Since the movie is coming out soon, I thought i could make a lil something as the countdown begins :)

literally21

Felt that it’s important to share videos like this too.

only-tiktoks

brightlotusmoon

deadlydelicious

I had a hunt round and I think I found the potter. She also calls these 'dignity mugs', which I think is lovely

My name is Nicola and I’m the potter behind Made With Mud based in Lincolnshire.

catmask

i saw this awhile ago and saved to share with everyone on here it might benefit :•)

eatyourdamnpears

I’ve been in such a funk since the concert. I’m not even sure I enjoyed myself that much. maybe I did. I don’t know

painsandconfusion

Hey hi hello! I got a potential answer for you.

After ANY thrilling and/or happy experience, it's very possible for your brain to quite literally run out of the proteins and vitamins you need to make more happy chemical. People get dopamine crashes anywhere from a couple hours to a couple weeks after abormal but exciting events - whether it's a really good day, they did a lot of socializing, had a lot of fun hyperfocusing on a project, had an intense sexy time experience, a huge performance they were excited for, a date, a day at a theme part, etc etc etc.

Your brain goes into overdrive coming up with !!!!!!!! chemicals to keep up with your environment, then -especially if that was an abnormal experience or if you don't have the !!!!!! chemicals in excess very often- then you just run out for a while.

You can remedy this by finding other things that will be good, but not expect the !!!!! along with it. Instead of something you really really like doing, find something simple and calm and comforting. Snuggle with a friend and watch a movie, pet a cat, write a letter, etc.

Definitely get some vitamin d, chocolate if you can / like it, and take a multivitamin. Protein is important for regrowth and restocking, so get plenty of that too to bounce back quickly!

Love you much, I hope this passes very soon 🫂

bloodsweatandpotato

WAIT WAIT THATS A THING???

LIKE….

THATS WHY AFTER THE EXCITEMENT WEARS OFF FROM ME DOING LITERALLY ANYTHING THAT MAGKES ME “!!!!” I JUST FEEL BLEH AND IMMEDIATELY CRAVE *THING* AGAIN

SO IM NOT JUST BROKEN

ME AFTER MY FRICKING GAY BOOKCLUB WHERE I SEE ALL MY FRIENDS ONCE A MONTH

OR AFTER WATCHING AN EPISODE OF THE SHOW IM HYPERFIXATED ON

WHAT

painsandconfusion

Yes!! It can also be extra bad for different types of neurospicy bitches. My adhd brain has directly proportional drops every day. If I had a meh morning I’ll have a good evening (if no other factors interfere). If I have a FANTASTIC morning I’m sure to have a mental breakdown that night. I don’t regulate those chemicals well at ALL, and have extremely predictable emotional crashes as a result of that.

voidlingghost

I see and experience this phenomenon often when I actually do things. First hear about it in a LARP group - they called it drop, and I hear that term in theatre sometimes too. (This is why everyone goes to eat at a restaurant right after the event is over.) Point is, I'm glad there's like Science Reason backing up that emotional dead zone after an event. And now I'm gonna start meal planning for events.

ckret2

There's a fandom term called Post-Con Depression for the emotional slump (and sometimes physical exhaustion) you feel after getting home from a fun convention. After squeezing out all the happiness you can produce for several days straight, you run out of happiness for a few days. This is a known phenomenon!