#gimmic

[their-mum-offical]

I am @homosexuality-offical 's mother. Yes their mother.

I am a brunette just like them. I had also recently gifted them a cinnamorol phone bracket, I apparently loved it more than them.

They are my child and no one can change that.

[a-dinosaur-a-day]

🐧🐧🐧🐧🐧🐧🐧🐧🐧🐧🐧🐧🐧🐧🐧🐧🐧🐧

They’re here! And they’re marching!! Make way!!! Everyone make room!!

[her-mum-offical]

I am @satan-offical 's mum, yes I am her mum.

I love her and really do but cant- for the love of hell read her handwriting.

I still love her

I am also @purple-heart-nonnie 💜 mum now!

[i-literally-have-no-soul]

New gimmic blog!!! Try and find out which one it is!

[gimmick-blog-mansion]

I arrive on behalf of Into the Gimmickverse

Welcome! Pride yourself on the serenity before chaos insues.

[beingawizardisfunandeasy]

Commonwealth Warlock

Most everyone has a little bit of magic inside them... but it’s functionally useless, so you may as well sign it away to a warlock.

[ ] Cooperative Contract – You draw your power from many people, by their agreement, in small doses from each. This may comprise a community, members of extended family, a loose network of acquaintances, but all of them must be aware of each other and the nature of the contract. These people are referred to as your Cooperative. Their part in the contract surrenders every ounce of latent magic in them over to you, rendering them entirely and hopelessly mundane – they have no hope of successfully working magic in any way. For each member of your Cooperative, once per month, you can draw on the magical reservoir to add a d6 bonus to any die roll, or impose a d6 penalty. In return, pick two of the following options that your contract stipulates:

Each member of your Cooperative is entitled to one favour from you per year with no limitations

Each member of your Cooperative is entitled to one favour from you per month, which must be a reasonably routine request for your abilities

You are personally responsible for the health and safety of your Cooperative

You are responsible for giving your Cooperative acceptable room and board

If you indisputably fail to deliver on your agreement with a member of your Cooperative, that member is free to leave at any time, dealing d6 psychic damage to you in the process. If you do not fail your Cooperative, then leaving your Cooperative without your permission deals 2d6 psychic damage to them.

[ ][ ] Mental Meeting – You share a strong psychic link with your Cooperative. At any time, you may request to speak to them telepathically, or vice versa, and if the recipient accepts you can freely engage in telepathic conversation. If you and your Cooperative agree on a schedule, you may regularly host a telepathic meeting which any and all members of your Cooperative are free to attend, and which you are compelled to attend. At second level, you may demand a meeting up to once per week. Attendance is still not mandatory for your Cooperative, but any member of the Cooperative who has attended the past six meetings also gains this power.

[ | ] Quest of Common Good – Whenever you undertake a quest, you may approach your Cooperative for approval. For each member of your Cooperative who approves of the quest, you gain a +1 bonus that you can spend at any time while you are pursuing the quest. You may spend any amount of these bonuses at once. The number of bonuses doubles if the quest is one that your Cooperative actively requested of you. [ ] Power of Representation – Included in your contract with your Cooperative is that you have access to their likeness and abilities. Once per member per month, you may adopt their appearance, mimic their voice, use their skills as if they were your own, gain their knowledge, etc. While you do this, the member in question will feel like someone is talking about them in another room.

[ ][ ][ ][ | ][ | | ] Spellbook By Committee – By surrendering the direction of your power to your Cooperative, you allow it to flow with great force. A tome, or other form of editable document, must be made accessible to your Cooperative to edit. Editing it allows them to spend up to 3 XP per level on spells from any class, which you will be able to cast as if you knew them. If access to this tome is restricted in any way, they may only spend 2 XP per level on your behalf. If you limit access to 3 or fewer select members, they are limited to spending 1 XP per level of Spellbook By Committee. Edits made to the tome take immediate effect on what spells you are able to cast. Attempts on your part to influence the editing of the tome renders you unable to cast spells from it at all for 4d6 hours.

[goldyknows]

@drumninja6 prwtty much EVERY pic was BLURRY! And you wonder why I drag my #Gimmic around! Haha. Thanks to my #bandmate and TN #BFF for making time to celebrate #Easter! Class act, great #championsgrill #championsnashville #food #conversations and #friendship. #GoldyLocks #GoldyLocksRocks #GoldyKnows #GoldyCares #GoldyLocksFitness #Entrepreneur #Entrepreneurs #Hustler #Hustler #Boss #artist #band #singersongwriter #RockStar #RockBand #PartyBand #LiveMusic #Artist #TVPersonality #OnCameraPersonality #TVHost (at Champions Nashville)

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