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Liam O’Brien decided to break all of us and I decided to return the favour…
Update
For everyone who asked:The text on the comic is completely original!
Also: While I’d love to send this in to Fanart of the Week, I am European, which means that I cannot enter (change of laws makes it that only US and Canadian citizens may enter.)
Thank you though, for everyone who thinks that this deserves a win < 3
“…between them…and us."
Decisions have been made and I’ve been holding my breath ever since.
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Caleb Widogast from Critical Role
I’m finally nearing the end of season 4 of The Magnus Archives- I think I have about 15 episodes left?? (pleaaase no spoilers)
I hear you asking “NJ, who’s your favorite-” It’s Daisy. Of course it’s Daisy. It’s Daisy. DAISY. DAISY!!!
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...and they keep Crossing...
Compiled the AC crossovers in one post! (1, 2, 3)
+ an extra Michael bc I keep forgetting...........
mikaele mike michael (ft. gerard jared)
Radical abolitionist John Brown.
“His zeal in the cause of freedom was infinitely superior to mine. Mine was as the taper light, his was as the burning sun. Mine was bounded by time. His stretched away to the silent shores of eternity. I could speak for the slave. John Brown could fight for the slave. I could live for the slave. John Brown could die for the slave.” -Frederick Douglass
People be forgetting this man went to people’s homes and killed them
Slave owners aren’t people
They forfeitted that distinction when they decided to enslave and dehumanize other people to the extent of creating slave husbandry and handbooks on how to best “handle” them
I think that John Brown breaking into people’s homes and killing them was very brave and sexy of him, personally
where else should he have gone to kill them??
KING
Everything is ok and everyone is happy and that's it, that's the Magnus Archives... :')
How to Cast Every Spell in Dungeons & Dragons 5e
It works best in Ravnica, but it’s like this.
Vedalken: Arcana +1d4
1 level in Bard, Cleric (Knowledge: Arcana Expertise), and Druid
1 level in Warlock
2 levels in Paladin and Ranger
2 levels in Wizard (Divination: Portent)
10 levels Sorcerer (Empowering Reserves: Advantage x5)
Feat: Wild Talent (Psi-Boosted Ability: +1d12; ASI: +1 to Int)
Using Point-Buy you can max out Int.
And to actually cast every spell, you’ll need a Mizzium Apparatus. (So, being an Izzet Engineer makes sense.)
So, your Arcana roll (using Guidance) would be 1d20+5+12+1d4+1d4+1d12 with advantage five times and with two Portents.
Minimum roll would be 21
Average would be be 41
Maximum would be 57
So an adjusted average of 40
For reference, a 9th level spell has an Arcana DC of 28 and a 5th level spell has a DC of 20, so, even without Guidance, you can always cast any fifth level spell in the game and you are likely to be able to cast any 9th level spell, assuming you kept good Portents or burning Sorcery Points for Advantage. (No Artificer levels since there are no Artificer only spells in game.) (My personal recommendations for Sorcerer and Warlock Subclasses are Clockwork Soul and the Seeker, which fit thematically in this build.)
I’d flavor all of this as “Steward to Fate”, you’re a Divinely Empowered servant to Fate and Knowledge, knowing everything so you can keep events working as intended. (Could also go Wild Magic or reflavor Clockwork Soul and be the Champion of Magic and simp Mystra.)
If I were to actually play this in Ravnica (or any MtG, Planar, or Planescape game), I’d probably go with this character being an artificial planeswalker created by Guildpact Niv-Mizzet and is connected to all colors of mana.
When you find out your mom is a furry
When you accidentally let your child know you’re a furry
NEW ANIMATIOOOONNN
i did this in two days lmao
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Warhammer Vermintide except it takes place in my FDD. Salty Victor’s a grumpy Patamon subspecies (Patamon Feral) and Sienna’s a virus type Candlemon. Salty no like virus digimon. I’ll draw the Ubersriek Five in this AU as soon as I think of what Bardin would be, I have ideas for Marcus and Kerillian but haven’t doodled them yet.
Inspired by Critical Role Episode 57
Read Left to Right
i love the moon but her gf the ocean is fucking terrifying and needs to chill
they can weigh up to 45kg……. and be up to 2m long…….
THEY FUCKING WHAT?!
Working on those Critical Role/Wildstar race swap things I mentioned years ago!
Starting with Percy and Yasha, as a mordesh and a granok.
I’ll definitly need to draw a Ravenous/Orthax Percy at some point, with black vitalus, smoke and the broken beak tank showing off his pearly whites!
Loa: A Complete Lore Guide
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Summary list followed by an individual deep dive.
*Loas are roughly categorised for simplicity and may not 100% fit their section (eg Hakkar the Soulflayer appears serpent-like but may not be one, Jani can be argued to be both dinosaur and reptile).
What is a loa?
A loa is the name trolls give to the beings they worship, such as the Wild Gods. While beings such as the Celestials and Ancient Guardians are Wild Gods, trolls specifically worship what they consider to be loa.
Loa can live on to be reborn if their physical form is destroyed but not their spirit.
Aquatic loa
Gral the shark loa (Zandalari).
Krag’wa the frog loa (Darkspear, Zandalari).
Torga the turtle loa (Zandalari, Tortollans).
Bird loa
Akil’zon the eagle loa (Amani, Zandalari).
Jan’alai the dragonhawk loa (Amani, Zandalari).
Bear loa
Nalorakk the bear loa (Amani, Zandalari).
Rhunok the arctic bear loa (Drakkari).
Cat loa
Bethekk the panther loa (Gurubashi, Zandalari).
Eraka no Kimbul (or “Kimbul”, Farraki, Zandalari, Tortollans).
Halazzi the lynx loa (Amani, Zandalari).
Har'koa the snow leopard loa (Drakkari, Zandalari).
Shirvallah the loa of tigers (Darkspear, Gurubashi, Zandalari).
Dinosaur loa
Gonk the raptor loa (Darkspear, Zandalari).
Pa’ku the pterrordax loa (Zandalari).
Rezan the devilsaur loa (Zandalari).
Torcali the direhorn loa (Zandalari).
Insect loa
Elortha no Shadra (or “Shadra”), the spider loa (Vilebranch, Witherbark, Gurubashi, Farraki, Zandalari).
Kith'ix the C'Thraxxi loa (Zan'do’s followers).
Reptile loa
Akunda the thunder lizard loa (Zandalari).
Hakkar the Soulflayer (Gurubashi, Vilebranch).
Hethiss the snake loa (Gurubashi, Zandalari).
Jani the saurid loa (Zandalari).
Quetz'lun the wind serpent loa (Drakkari).
Sethraliss the snake loa (Zandalari, Sethrak).
Sseratus the loa of serpents and snakes (Drakkari).
Tharon'ja the wind serpent loa (Drakkari).
Troll loa
Dambala (Darkspear, Zandalari).
Grimath (Zandalari).
Lukou (Darkspear, Zandalari).
Samedi loa of the grave (Darkspear).
Zanza (Zandalari).
Other loa
Akali the rhino loa (Drakkari).
Bwonsamdi the loa of death (Darkspear, Zandalari).
G’huun an Old God of blood (Blood trolls).
Hir’eek the bat loa (Blood trolls, Darkspear, Gurubashi, Zandalari).
Mam’toth the mammoth loa (Drakkari).
Ueetay no Mueh'zala (or “Mueh'zala”), the loa of death (Farraki).
Deep Dive into the loa
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Bright and Vivid - Running adventures in the Feywild
Hullo, Gentle Readers. This week’s Question from a Denizen came to us Anonymously. My anonymous friend asks, “Do you imagine the Feywild as an 80s acid trip?”
In short, I do not. I can see why there might be a temptation to treat the Feywild as something out of The Beatles’ Yellow Submarine movie, but that’s not how I envision it, personally.
My feelings about the Feywild come more from classical sources like Maxfield Parrish and Howard Pyle, as well as more modern artists like Tony DiTerlizzi. I imagine it as a place incredibly vibrant with life. In my own campaign, it is a brighter reflection of the mortal world. Cities of younger races like humans don’t exist in it, but some ancient cities founded by Dragonborn, Eladrin, and the mysterious Old Ones have counterparts in the Feywild.
I imagine it as a place of fanciful animals and plants, as well as the homeland of the various kinds of fey. Hags are a real problem there, haunting the swamps, empty hills, and lonely coastlines. Treants roam deep forests where no axe has ever fallen. Gentle glades might be the domicile of dryads, nymphs, sprites, pixies, or many other creatures. Tritons, merfolk, and aquatic elves are common in the seas, and the Feydark below the lands is full of creatures like Myconids. It’s also the original homeland, in my campaign at least, of eladrin, elves, drow, and gnomes. Most eladrin remain in the Feywild at most times, while elves and drow have largely left to live in the mortal world. Gnomes dwell in both, feeling equally at home in either world.
I also make it a bit like a faerie tale. Time flows differently there. To someone in a hurry to get somewhere, every day might feel like weeks, while to someone relaxing and enjoying themselves, years might slip by in a flash. The same tends to be true of the Shadowfell in my campaign; time flows strangely there. I wanted this strange time dilation effect due to legends like Rip van Winkle. I use it as a plot element, to make traveling there unpredictable and dangerous. If you’re facing against a specific enemy, and you enter the Feywild, there’s no way to predict if time will pass in the same way when you return, speed up, or slow down. You might come out to find your enemy’s plots have all advanced by months, while only a day or two has passed for you. In my current campaign, my players have bargained with an Archfey to make sure no time passes in the mortal world while weeks have gone by for them in the Feywild.
I try to be very colorful and descriptive when running sessions in the Feywild. Calling up exotic and incongruous smells, textures, and sounds can make the place feel otherworldly. Colors are more vivid, tastes brighter, and everything just feels…more. The same can be true of emotions, and I try to make the inhabitants and long-term visitors to the Feywild seem more extreme, alien, and difficult to read.
I hope this helps give an idea of how I visualize and run the Feywild. If you have your own Feywild ideas, let us all know!
