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[thatwest0nkid-deactivated202106]

My super advanced mapmaking technique - a handful of dice makes the map nice

[somethingdnd]

interesting method

[takeo14]

My question is do the die affect topography any or just set the borders?

[somethingdnd]

I imagine it’s up to the person making the map. But maybe the more dice in a single spot, the more mountainous or forested the area. Maybe choose a few dice to be deemed cities, and some dice for ruins.

[onion-ice]

Maybe let the dice choose, like a nat 20 would be the world capital, and 10’s would be mountains or something like that.

[somethingdnd]

1-5: Plains and fields

6-8: Forests

9-11: Mountains

12-14: Tundras and snow covered lands

15-17: Farms and towns

18-19: Larger cities

20: Capitals and castles

[captain-forsyth]

what would happing if all the dice landed on a 20?

[somethingdnd]

then you have a very busy continent

[muck-raker-deactivated20181222]

not all of those are d20s though, so you’d have to come up with another method for the other ones

[somethingdnd]

Adjusted for all dice you might have

D20

1-5: Plains and fields

6-8: Forests

9-11: Mountains

12-14: Tundras and snow covered lands

15-17: Farms and towns

18-19: Larger cities

20: Capitals and castles

D12

1-3: Plains and fields

4-6: Forests

7-8: Mountains

9-10: Tundras and snow covered lands

11: Farms and towns

12: Larger cities

D10

1-3: Plains and fields

4-6: Forests

7-8: Mountains

9: Tundras and snow covered lands

10: Farms and towns

D8

1-4: Plains and fields

5-6: Forests

7: Mountains

8: Tundras and snow covered lands

D6

1-3: Plains and fields

4: Forests

5-6: Mountains

D4

1-2: Plains and fields

3: Forests

4: Mountains

[words-are-chaos]

Holy shit. Definitely using this.

[jonkakes]

I swore at how simple this motherfucking thing is. You’re all bastards and i love you.

[mrgolightly]

[brittalundin-deactivated2021120]

My family knows how important it is to me to make LGBTQ books as accessible as possible, so to celebrate the publishing of my first novel, they’re donating copies of SHIP IT to school and public libraries. Tell your librarian to fill out this form to get a free copy of SHIP IT (US/Canada, until the money runs out): https://goo.gl/forms/EHoVRudZRBucyvFE3

[schmergo]

My favorite part of Spider-Man Homecoming was the bit where Peter briefly impersonates Thor. He’s a British dude perfectly impersonating an American kid poorly impersonating a somewhat inconsistent British accent done by an Australian dude

[henamyung]

[fatshion]

Life will never be easy 100% of the time, that is the nature of things. Regardless of the hurdles life throws at you there are several constant truths:

- You deserve to be treated with respect

- You deserve to hold hope in your heart

- You deserve to be with someone that makes tough times easier, not more difficult

You deserve someone that you can hold hands with as you walk through hell, someone that will respect you, that won’t try to darken your hope.

And sometimes that person has to be yourself.

[gr8writingtips]

writing tip #1257:

it’s not you it’s your word processor

[adulttalk]

This may be a vague question but, how can i give my life structure after school ends? I work best when im forced to follow a routine, deadlines etc and being “free” makes me lazier and unsatisfied because of that. I want to keep learning, reading, working out and generally improving myself but i dont know how to stay motivated and set my own goals

What Do I Do With My Life When School Ends?!?!?

1. Make a Routine. As you said, routines motivate you and help you to achieve goals and feel productive. Just because school has ended doesn’t mean your routine has to stop. Keep waking up at the same time in the morning and chunk your activities throughout your day as you would if you were still in school.

2. Find Your Hobbies. If you have hobbies already or are wanting to try out something new, schedule time in your day to do so. If you like to read, set aside an hour in your routine to read. If you want to learn how to knot, set aside a time in your routine to watch some knitting techniques on YouTube.

3. Work Out. Add working out at the gym or at home to your routine. I like going to the gym for an hour and a half or so. Add it to your routine.

4. Learn Self Defense. It’s never too late to learn some good ole self defense techniques, no matter who you are. See if your local gym offers some classes.

5. Get a Job or Internship. If you don’t have a summer job, look around your area for places that’ll be hiring in the summer. Fast food, retail, movie theatres, bowling alleys, skating rinks, libraries, etc. See if local colleges are offering internships and apply for any that might interest you or are related to your degree if you’re in college.

6. Volunteer. Volunteering makes you feel good and it’s good for your community. See if local animal shelters or nursing homes are taking volunteers.

7. Take Summer Classes. See if you’d be interested in taking summer classes and your local community college or even online. Learn something that you’re interested in or something that will look good on a resume. Learning to code, learning a second language, and learning how to use all of the MS Office Suite applications are all good options.

7. Take Day Trips. Take a day or a half a day to go somewhere that you’ve never been. It doesn’t have to be in another country or even another state. It can be a local restaurant you’ve never been to or a town you’ve only ever driven through. Drive until something catches your eye.

8. Hang Out With Friends. Obviously, the summer is about spending time with people you care about. Remember to spend time with your friends and family. And remember to keep everything within your routine so you’ll feel as productive as possible!

Good luck xx

[gloupblog]

So many good ideas! x

[cherryliqor-deactivated20180108]

“skip dinner and become thinner” more like “skip dinner and you have an eating disorder please get help”

[cherryliqor-deactivated20180108]

“a moment on the lips, a lifetime on the hips” more like “a moment on the lips is okay to have, please take care of yourself in this lifetime”

[cherryliqor-deactivated20180108]

“every time you eat you delay becoming skinnier” more like “every time you eat you give your body the nutrients it needs in order to survive, please keep surviving”

[cherryliqor-deactivated20180108]

“you’ll be able to wear whatever you want when you get to your ugw” more like “you’ll be able to wear whatever you want now because fashion =/= weight”

[ossifiedocelot]

“Don’t reward yourself with food your not a dog” more like treat yourself because you’re amazing and deserve happiness

[pixelshearts]

This is actually really helpful thanks

[aninactivebloggfgfgf]

I love this post for how it politely demolishes destructive pro ana/mia mantras i love it

[violentlybarnes-deactivated2019]

peter and shuri develop a tradition where if one of them calls out the beginning of a meme, the other person has to finish it. 

he once made shuri yell “your dick is now a noodle” at okoye so she waits until steve finally lets peter hold his shield and yells “THIS BITCH EMPTY” only to watch peter scream “YEET” and fuckin throw the shield through a window

[rootbeergoddess]

They get Groot in on in it and they both understand him

“I am Groot!”

“I won’t hesitate bitch!”

“They’ve barely known Groot and they can understand him perfectly.” Rocket is both amazed and confused

[crazymuff1n-deactivated20230428]

“Groot how can you know these terran memes? we’ve only been here for two days!” “I am Groot” “yeah of course” “I am Groot” “Who are you calling old!?”

[renegalien-deactivated20210515]

“I am Groot”

“Those are my crocs”

[hashtagloveloses]

“I Am Groot” “WELL I SURE HOPE IT DOES”

[dearmyblank]

Dear my sixteen year old self,

Don’t check your weight after that day at the beach.

It was perfectly fine.

Don’t compare your BMIs to those celebrities.

BMIs are not measurements of how skinny someone is, they are used to make sure you are healthy. You were, at the time.

Don’t research diets until your head hurt.

You never liked celery anyways.

Don’t reject your friends phone calls.

Just because they didn’t know exactly what was happening with you, that doesn’t mean they weren’t worried out of their minds.

Don’t ignore your mom when she tells you you’ve lost a lot of weight.

She was right.

Don’t let it get so far that you end up in the hospital.

You don’t want to see the look on your parents’ faces. You’ll never forget it.

Don’t tell them that they don’t understand you.

They do.

Don’t say that you don’t want help.

You do.

Just breathe and take it one bite at a time.

- Me, two years later, recovered

[gymjunkie1987]

THIS! Absolutely this! Idgaf how big, ripped, or strong you get this is a gym commandment:

Thou shall NEVER discourage others in the gym. PERIOD.

[sunflowersandgold]

I don’t know the source but amazing advice.

[brittalundin-deactivated2021120]

This is such good advice, like this goes for everything??? Don’t give up because you’re not good enough yet. Don’t give up because someone else is obviously much better than you. Just practice, and use a wall for balance if you need to.

[harmony-is-happiness]

[brittalundin-deactivated2021120]

Hi! I was wondering if you had any tips/advice on turning a series of ideas and characters into a cohesive screenplay? Basically, what would you suggest to someone how has the basis of a concept but is struggling to piece it together into a beat by beat outline? Thanks :))

I would say reading a book about screenwriting structure will help with this A LOT. Save The Cat is a cheesy book, but it can be really helpful when you’re first learning screenplay structure.

Another great way to learn it is to watch a really good classic movie with a similar kind of structure as your movie. Is your movie a road trip movie? Watch Little Miss Sunshine. Is your movie a “trapped in one place, getting attacked by a monster” movie? Watch Jurassic Park. Then pause the movie at the end of every single scene and write down in a notebook what happened in that scene, which characters were in the scene, and how long it was. Then when you get to the end of the movie, read over your notes, track the A, B, C stories, and figure out where the ends of act 1, 2, and 3 are. Identify the midpoint, identify the lowest point, identify the climax. Figure out how they paced the movie (How many scenes in every act, how many A story scenes, how many B story scenes, etc.) Then do that with 2-3 other movies in your genre.

By the time you’re done, you’ll have a pretty good sense of what the structure of your movie should look like. So start compiling your notes and ideas for your screenplay into a rough shape that looks kind of like the structures of the classic movies you tracked.

Then (and this is a CRITICAL STEP): WRITE THE DAMN FIRST DRAFT.

Then have your friends read it and tell you what works, what doesn’t make sense yet, what needs help, what is slow. And then revise! And then you’re getting close to having a working screenplay!

[vosje]

pEOPle WHO CAN WRITE…

PEOPLE whO CAN dRAW…

PEoPLE WHo CAN wriTE AND DRaW…

[anonymousfragger]

PEOPLE WHO CAN…

[gotsickofmyoldurl]

PEOPLE WHO CAN CAN…

[platybara-deactivated20171114]

CANS THAT CAN CAN…

[doyougiveamotherfuckzayn-deacti]

[littlelostcat]

And then there’s me:

[maybe-once-twice-three]

This last GIF. I’m in love.

[kat--writes]

OK. Spiderman Homecoming was literally fucking perfection like an actual masterpiece action/superhero film and I’m officially filing adoption papers to take Tom Holland in as my child. Only thing I wish there was more of was Zendaya but I have a feeling she’ll be around a lot more in HC2.