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Heard some important information on Twitter today, and thought I’d post it here for anyone who may not have heard it. This is actually a thing, devised by human rights organisation called Karma Nirvana.
Reblog to save a life?
Reblog to save a life.
Sharing because it’s actually a verified and sourced thing and not one of those dumbass fake tip posts.
Fuck me thats clever, actually worth reblogging
here it is again!
people who set fireworks off after midnight should be shot
No, wait. Let's put them in the stocks and let the dogs they torment all night have them
people who set fireworks off after midnight should be shot
Fact 1: t-rex has scrunchy back leg
Fact 2: rabbit has scrunchy back leg
Conclusion: t-rex hopped like a bunny
Dragon Age theory (Major spoilers for the comics and Veilguard!)
The elves were spirits. Spirits are intangible, and used lyrium to make themselves solid. Fenris's marks came from a mysterious old elven machine that puts lyrium in people. Only elves survive it, but it's unstable at the best of times.
What if the machine was what made spirits solid? And because Fenris was already solid, it just jacked things up instead?
Idea for a book:
A group of adventurers stumbles across a series of books. Looking inside it, they seem to be books of prophecy regarding their own adventures. The reader, of course realizes these books are the books they're reading right now, like one of those "let the characters read their story" fanfics. The characters get into an argument about free will, but realize that if they save the world at the end of these books, maybe they SHOULD just follow it like instructions.
Of course, this goes terribly. By knowing the mistakes they'll make, they try not to make them, which results in things going differently. For example, a rogue that would have joined their party instead becomes suspicious of how much they know and is never seen again, and a romance that would have been spontaneous and exciting instead becomes forced. A creepy villain with a tragic backstory that was supposed to die instead ends up on their side just because they're nice.
In the end, they still save the world, but instead of a happy found family, they all pretty much hate each other. Things go bad,y in different ways than they were supposed to, though it's up to the author if things end up truly terrible or if they manage to fix some things and still save the world.
Every single one of these characters is originally the most generic, trope-y, stereotypical version of their DND class. The knight isn't the smartest, but he's brave and loyal and heroic. The mage mostly cares about books. The princess is naive and sheltered, but gentle and kind- a perfect damsel in distress.
Of course, having their fates dropped in their lap and then getting completely screwed up changes them all. Maybe the princess becomes more determined to help instead of getting saved, and turns to forbidden magic. The mage now knows where to find high-level spell tomes long before they're ready to cast them. The knight becomes tired and bitter when he realizes there will always be someone else to save and another problem to fix.
And without their rogue in the party, someone gets very, very hurt by a trap they would've been able to avoid, which messes up the boss battle at the end of the dungeon, and they don't get the evil-slaying blade they needed.
Idea for a book:
A group of adventurers stumbles across a series of books. Looking inside it, they seem to be books of prophecy regarding their own adventures. The reader, of course realizes these books are the books they're reading right now, like one of those "let the characters read their story" fanfics. The characters get into an argument about free will, but realize that if they save the world at the end of these books, maybe they SHOULD just follow it like instructions.
Of course, this goes terribly. By knowing the mistakes they'll make, they try not to make them, which results in things going differently. For example, a rogue that would have joined their party instead becomes suspicious of how much they know and is never seen again, and a romance that would have been spontaneous and exciting instead becomes forced. A creepy villain with a tragic backstory that was supposed to die instead ends up on their side just because they're nice.
In the end, they still save the world, but instead of a happy found family, they all pretty much hate each other. Things go bad,y in different ways than they were supposed to, though it's up to the author if things end up truly terrible or if they manage to fix some things and still save the world.
Autism: I will follow every instruction i get to the letter
ADHD: What were the instructions, again?
Me, with both: oh god what am i supposed to be doing right now
An trees poison ivy grows magically through Cool Plant Powers wouldnt have rings, because rings are created when a tree grows and regrows bark over the years. The coloration would be solid all the way through
Whoever invented short acting ADHD meds is a twisted bastard
Can someone invent glasses frames that are:
1. Arent obnoxiously colored
2. Go in front of my whole eyeball instead of just part of it
3. Can go on my head without snapping in two because theyre actually designed to fit on an adult human skull
4. Dont pinch my nose to try and suffocate me
my play style for the game hades can accurately be described as “screeching and running”
Mine is "push button really fast"
Tried to search the name of that new genshin character that works in shipping.
What i actually typed in was "genshin shipping character".
Didnt exactly get the results i was looking for
I'm absolutely convinced that the "monsters of the air" that Ghilan'nain created and then gifted to Andruil instead of killing are griffons.
This is based on the following:
The griffons have an abnormal reaction to being Tainted - the Wardens did not expect what happened which tell me it's not a normal behaviour in tainted animals. Makes sense if Ghil made them that way, while Evanuris were still fearful of the Blight enough to lock it away.
I find it deeply symbolic in that ironic sort of way that the Grey Wardens, an order dedicated to combating the Blight that Ghilan'nain and her peers unleashed, have as their symbol one her other creations.
They literally look like somebody took an eagle and a cat, and glued them together.
Andruil supposedly likes birds, and everybody likes cats. If i had to invent a new animal for someone that likes birds, it would totally be a cat bird.
That one idle convo about knives, basically.
