I feel like I should apologize for that reblog of your Drizzt post I just did, all things considered, since I just read in your last ask that there's a reason you don't use the fandom tag for it. Sorry! I was following your blog for your mechanics posts and critrole content and didn't know!
Thanks, I appreciate it. With that said it led to an unfortunate chain reaction, so I have made the post nonrebloggable and will be doing so for all Drizz't posting for the forseeable future, and I'm taking this opportunity to outline my reasons. I do want to say that it's mostly because people were, as you saw, already being really fucking weird about these posts.
The first is actually on my mind because someone mentioned the Belgariad in the tags, before I locked down that post. The Belgariad was, for what it's worth, my personal Late 20th Century Epic Fantasy Series With Ehhhhh Gender Politics. My mother handed me Pawn of Prophecy when I was was in my early teens and in the precise state of the minor illness process when one has no actual fever, severe cabin fever, and the exact incorrect amount of energy to do anything to alleviate this. And so, finding myself in that same precise state, I have done as my mother once did, except the book I have handed myself is Homeland by R.A. Salvatore. Which is to set the following scene, namely, I am not at the moment feeling great, and, also at this moment, I am all of 97 pages into the ebook copy of Homeland by R.A. Salvatore. I have otherwise never read an R.A. Salvatore book nor a Forgotten Realms book nor any D&D novelization in my entire life. Outside this and the two pages of the Forgotten Realms wiki I skimmed a month ago, I have no idea what or who anyone else is talking about.
The other is that, with all due respect, as someone who came to D&D in 2016 by way of 5e and the actual play boom and who has no reverence for the Forgotten Realms, Forgotten Realms fans on Tumblr are. Hmmm. I think the best way to put it is that their understanding of Tumblr etiquette is very unique, very different from mine, and seems to inherit a lot from that of a web forum circa, perhaps, 2005.