#it's helpful

[revvethasmythh]

me, lying on the floor staring at the ceiling with an uncorked bottle of wine nearby: okay but sure mage slayer made cerrit scary, but that's only because cerrit is a melee fighter. mage slayer is pointless if you're a ranged combatant—you need to be in melee range for it to be beneficial. this doesn't deny the genuine threat of a rogue ranged combatant to even a wizard as beefy as laerryn. if you can't see her, she still gets significant sneak attack against you and your go-to dex based AOEs are functionally useless due to a mix of reliable talent and evasion. and her stealth bonus is super beefed up also due to reliable talent, making it very difficult to spot her, increasing chances of a debilitating sneak attack. so you can't spot her, you can barely hit her, and if you do manage to find her and hit her with a direct spell attack, she can still halve the damage with uncanny dodge, hide, and then hit your ass AGAIN. you can't even reverse gravity on veth—it's a dex save that she auto beats with reliable talent. therefore a high level rogue, with or without mage slayer is still a threat to any wizard and laerryn probably should be scared of a fight with veth—

[kayzig]

I've been using an online Magic 8 Ball to help with some of my worse ADHD-related decision-making paralysis, and tbh it has me kind of wanting to get a real Magic 8 Ball, and worrying that I'm becoming some sort of horrible Harvey Dent/Two-Face goblin human.

[nekrops-shaped]

people really need to activate the posts date option

[marat]

I love how this image specifies which one is marat and which one is the knife

[lucifer-hot-as-hell]

Transform my energy

I may overreact sometimes.

One moment the world may look like everything had turned against me and nothing will ever get better...

In fact, it's not that grave in reality.

I often see it meanwhile.

Sometimes I don't. Then I'll throw all this energy at those who can transform it into some ridiculous exaggeration.

The power of being respectfully sarcastic is not to be underestimated.

[inkedintothepaper]

Weird Story!

So let me set the stage. It’s outdoor recess and there’s snow. I’m helping my younger friends make a snow fort. Soon, some guys in my class come up and start destroying the fort. I ask them to leave but they just stay. We move and try to make another fort, but they come and destroy that too. I lose my temper and yell out swearing.

The guys tell on me to the security guard. However, I’m known as the ‘good kid’ to the security guards. The security guard says that if I swore, I had a good reason.

But that’s not all!

I’m working on the snow fort again. The guys come over and one pours soda on it. I start swearing again. They leave cause some more of my friends came to back me up.

But I’m still angry. I throw a piece of ice. As you know, I’m a terrible shot. But I hit my classmate’s back (We’re friends now don’t worry!). He falls over. The security guard comes over and I explain that I lost my temper and apologize to my classmate. 

I get away scot-free and the guys are in trouble for being mean.

Moral of the story: Your reputation can help you :D

[manicpixiedreamboots]

How to write your book step 229

Morning Pages 

I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again: the only way to write is to write.  

Writing definitely gets the word juices flowing. If you can’t write your book. Write a diary. Write a poem. Write short stories. Use the characters in your book if you like. It’s up to you. Write a description of your bedroom. Write how it feels to fall. Write something.Write anything. And think. Think about your book. Read. Read about things you want to write about. Write a description of the person you’d like to become. Write like people watching.... But don’t simply observe and imagine their stories, actually write them.  

Writing inspires itself.