I saw an advanced screening of the dungeons and dragons movie and it was surprisingly good!!!!! felt like a campaign. highly recommend it even if you don't like DnD; it's good as a fantasy movie too.

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I saw an advanced screening of the dungeons and dragons movie and it was surprisingly good!!!!! felt like a campaign. highly recommend it even if you don't like DnD; it's good as a fantasy movie too.
I've got ted lasso, wwdits, l&o, and midnight mass all tonight this is too much content
“People don’t understand that Hollywood is a very violent place,” Terry Crews told BuzzFeed News. “The best way to put it is that it’s like a plantation. … They cut your head off so that the next person doesn’t speak.”
“No words from anybody. Nothing,” Crews said. “Believe me, nobody saw that coming. Nobody thought that I was gonna put that out there.” For him, it all plays into a bigger picture of what’s broken in Hollywood. “People don’t understand that Hollywood is a very violent place,” he continued. “The best way to put it is that it’s like a plantation. You use extreme violence. You see a lot of people who never work again. For even speaking up the whole thing is that they cut your head off so that the next person doesn’t speak.”
Since The New York Times published allegations of sexual harassment and assault against Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein in October, multiple men in entertainment, media and politics in the U.S. and beyond have faced allegations ranging from inappropriate behavior to forced sexual misconduct to rape.
Some designs I’ve been doing for Nava AKA General Awesome (which I can now post because she’s been introduced in the roleplay huzzah!!!!), as a Jedi Knight and a floofy little padawan
Excuse me as my style changes every time I draw her...and that I keep changing ideas for her outfit and her ponytail etc. etc. etc.
And then Pillar (because I love him) and Shatter (because he has a bombass tattoo)
I'M REALLY CURIOUS ABOUT GENERAL AWESOME SO maybe 18? :)
GENERAL AWESOME HELL YESSSSSS
I keep forgetting that I never told you her name, so I’m just gonna have fun and preserve the mystery and keep calling her General Awesome for a while longer ;)
18: What kind of intrapersonal values does your OC have? (values about their self, what makes them feel like a valid person)
As you said, this is a very confusing and strange question, BUT THAT’S OKAY. i’ll try to interpret it…
She holds herself to a very high standard when it comes to the way she treats people. Her closest friend is the Jedi who took over Krell’s old battalion, so she gets an earful about clone treatment, which she really takes to heart. She loves the clones in her battalion, and strives to treat them all with respect.
Praise also makes her feel pretty valid, which is something she doesn’t really get from the clones, obviously, but it’s something she gives out to them. Like Cassidy, she definitely has the mindset of treating her men with respect and at the same time finding no problem with being affectionate and kind to them. They’re her men, and if they’ll follow her to the ends of the galaxy, then she can’t find a reason why not to do the same for them.
She also just loves that they’re kind of buddies at this point. She often goes out for drinks with the officers when they get back to Coruscant (they have a running set of bets going on at this point: whoever takes down the least amount of droids pays for drinks when they get back. Depending on who they’re up against, that can go either way and both sides have had to pay on numerous occasions)
Can I just say that I love how Star Trek took special care to make sure that their aliens didn't look similar to humanity and they used them to discuss civil rights and political issues of the time?
I mean, hell, there's a complete Star Trek: The Next Generation episode where the human (and very heterosexual) Commander Riker spends an entire episode with an agender alien learning about how a species that has no specific gender and no gender roles lives, and realizes the archaic stereotypes in his own culture, even in the 24th century. And we can't forget the other various cultures, the Borg, the Klingons, the Vulcans, Ferengi, Androids. Ugh. Star Trek. Ugh. <3