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Voting ended onNov 9, 2024

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TeSt: they got married and had a bunch of y babies mwah

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sometimes ya just gotta make random posts at 5am to make sure your layout looks nice af

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ladyshinga

turgidturnip

I just had to collect all of these responses together in one place

Edit: And one from my friend, who doesn't have a tumblr (yet)

ladyshinga

#i keep waiting for someone to address the '18th century looms were huge' claim#like sure some were#but the fact that textile mills had been invented doesn't mean that all home weaving ceased#indeed people still weave for fun or profit in this the 21st century#smaller looms were still being built and used in the 18th century just as smaller looms are still being built and used today#and that's without considering the existence of inkle/tape/band looms which were/are used for making narrower woven ribbons for trimming etc#small 18th century looms absolutely exist

there are thousands of notes and a few people ABSOLUTELY addressed this xD

prismatic-bell

Honestly the sheer quantity makes it even funnier.

#IF I WASN'T LAZY ID POST A PIC OF MY LIL LOOM BBY #LOOMINECENCT LOOMIERE DESERVES TO BE SEEN #TABLET PROTECT AND ALL #loom stuff #weaving

1000ballbearings

In dnd, resurrecting PCs becomes so easy at higher levels, and though I think that’s a positive, I really like the idea that dying has lasting consequences or triggers events in a PC. Here’s a simple table of interesting but hopefully not game breaking or character destroying ideas. Thoughts? Improvements?