#a changeling

[how-grimm]

I've never played a human in a D&D game, wonder what that's all about.

[gettingintoknives]

aster your latest selfie is giving me "modern faerie prince is here to be chaotic and drink cherry wine and he's all out of cherry wine" vibes

every day after i school i wander the halls to be a benevolent minor nuisance its fun

[thedegu]

dm: okay in this world it is mostly humans, elves, and dwarves. you can play other races, but there might be a social determinate to you

literally everyone at the table: lol

[psalacanthea]

I think I'm legally required to put Min-Joon in this game I'm writing, even though my tabletop buds may murder me for it.

[kamitterugyaru]

i dont know anything about genders but i dont feel like a girl

i feel like a concept made manifest

a god that is devoted to a single thing and embodies only that thing

and that god was implanted into a newborn baby

[weirdnessdk]

The crippled son

A man in Birket had a son who was crippled*. The crippled was already pretty old when his father one day took him with him on the wagon to drive him to the spring of Kippinge church so that he could be healed. When they came to the valley of Birket a troll jumped out from the mound and yelled: "to where is the Filip rolling?" The crippled replied: "To Kippinge to the temple of God." The man turned around in astonishment and saw the crippled jump down from the wagon and disappear into the mound with the troll. And with this the farmer got rid of the deformed son. *I know it's not a nice word to use today but please keep in mind that this story was written down about 170 years ago (and I am still doing my best to translate the tales as "word-by-word" as I can.)

[thegayestinthegalaxy]

CHANGELING :DDDD