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Crowlock and strawberry

Crowlock was for my DnD party, the egg they’ve been carrying hatched this creature! :> (Dungeon master vibes) They have mixed feelings towards the many eyed baby.

strawberry was just for practice.

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@vulgarweed and @daisyfairy1 both suggested crows. These are American crows, different from what we have in Finland. I hope they don’t look too much like the ravens I did before O_O

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Let's Play Some NSFW $#!7!: Harem of Gods

Come and join me as I play through Harem of Gods! Since YouTube is going to take my video down, and WordPress wants me to pay a subscription to Embed the video into the post, I compressed it into a ZIP file and uploaded it to Google Drive. To download 202600420 – LPSNW$ Harem, click here. After a while, I take them…

Let's Play Some NSFW $#!7!: Harem of Gods

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PART 2 - Let's Play Some $#!7 OTC!: Amorous Paladin SLARPG

Come and join me for another installment of Let’s Play Some $#!7 (LPS$), only, this time, Off The Clock! AKA: not on Sunday! This is Part 2 of the Super Lesbian Animal RPG (SLARPG) Video Series where I record a playthrough utilizing the Amorous Paladin Specialization! The Stream series utilizes the Resolute Paladin Specialization, which gets power from their faith in themselves. For Part 1, click here! My personal playthrough utilizes the Woodland Paladin Specialization, which gets power from their faith in nature, though I’m considering filming myself in another playthrough. Which brings us to the Amorous Paladin, which utilizes the power of love! The Amorous Paladin started off as a delightful change of pace until I realized I had to adjust my entire strategy. Since it does regular healing and MP, magic points, recovery, I was sometimes sitting there for a few seconds wondering what I could do. I’m still having fun with it, especially now that I have the Spellbook “Magical Girl” on Melody, the paladin, and I gave “Alchemist” to Claire. Since the Amorous Paladin isn’t going to get a group heal, giving Melody “Magical Girl” will make up for that. And Claire is more the alchemist type anyway, so it fits! I don’t have a set schedule for this, so keep a look out! And I’ll be making sure the videos’ descriptions and posts link to each other!

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The Monday, August 5th, and 613th, Artist Shout-Out goes to Crowlock! Check it out here!

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Amorous Paladin Video Series

Part 1

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TIMESTAMPS 0:00 – Welcome Gamers! 1:57 – Artist Shout-Out 5:12 – SLARPG 2:35:19 – Artist Shout-Out 2:39:30 – Closing/Just Chatting 2:39:31 – Rendezvous Point Bookshop 2:42:18 – Farewell

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MORE INFO & TO SUPPORT – MonriaTitans | WGS Summarized – Rendezvous Point Bookshop – Artist Shout-Out Criteria – Throne Wishlist – #SubOffTwitch – YouTube – Rumble – Twitch

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PART 2 - Let's Play Some $#!7 OTC!: Amorous Paladin SLARPG

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ARTIST SHOUT-OUT #613

Monday, August 5, 2024

"Birthday Surprise" by Crowlock

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The Artist Shout-Outs are given to human artists to combat AI art theft. #createdontscrape For more details, and to view previous ones, click here! See the piece on ArtStation here! See where else the Artist Shout-Out has spread here! The shout-out choice was inspired by the Oxford English Dictionary's Word of the Day: megstie, which is, "Scottish. An exclamation expressing surprise, distress, or disapproval. Usually in megstie me!" Like what you see and want to know when there's more? Hit the Follow button!

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crowlock

Crowlocks are a creature with the head of a many eyes crow and the body of a small yippy dog. They do as they will, luring prey with their imitations of hurt animals or even mating calls, although they have been known to imitate sounds for the sheer purpose of pranking other animals, including common people and their own predators. Some nobles have found these mischievous creatures to be fun and have attempted to tame them as pets. While most are still feral, those that have been domesticated have become so due to their own desires, finding it much nicer to be fed than it is to hunt, especially since there aren’t as many predators coming for them in cities. It is sometimes difficult for domesticated Crowlocks, as they are highly social and tend to live in flocks of five to twelve.

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Crowlock