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sephiramy

“DECIDE.”

(I can’t, btw. I thought I was Team Fjord… but then I really like Caleb… what do you do when your favs are fighting? 😭)

galaxies-of-apple-trees

oolathurman

i couldn’t remember if this had been done yet so i made one myself

jonesylium

I GOT CHALLENGED (not really) TO DO THAT FOR THE MIGHTY NEIN AS WELL AND GOD DAMNIT I DID IT

fortethebard

Reasons to play D&D

1. Math skills

All the tiny equations start to add up (not sorry), and you’ll eventually find yourself gaining a stronger hold of every day maths. Very useful!

2. Camaraderie

Play with good friends, and it’ll never be dull! Don’t have friends? Make some at adventure league!

3. Imagination

The imagination of the DM and the players around you will rub off on you, and you’ll find yourself inspired more often! Great for writers!

4. Improv skills

Great for actors and comedians! Forces you to think on your feet for snappy and in-character responses!

What are you waiting for? Go play!

whiteislandvalkyrie-deactivated

Reblog for the best of luck in all your D&D adventures

hangrypa

One in a Hundred

Friend: I just don’t get why some schools can require kids get certain vaccines. Me: There are many reasons. One of the reasons is herd immunity. To protect kids who can’t get vaccines. Like ones with leukemia. Friend: But that’s only several kids out of a hundred. Me: Think of peanut allergies. Maybe it’s just one kid in the class, but we still don’t bring peanuts to class for that reason. Friend: You know, that’s never really made sense to me either. Why does everyone else have to give up peanuts for one kid? Me: Is it that big of a sacrifice to not have peanuts during the school day? Friend: I guess not. But my point is that if something only affects one out of a hundred people, why do we make a change? Me: Fair thought. Let’s think of it this way. Let’s say you’re walking down a street with one hundred people, okay? Friend: Okay. Me: And you see one suddenly topple over, and he’s unable to breath. No pulse. Friend: Okay. Me: Do you try to resuscitate him? Friend: Yeah! Me: Why? He’s just one in hundred. Friend: But that- I don’t see how… Me: … Friend: I think I get it.