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DnD game shenanigans:
We rolled up some level one characters to do minor quests while our main ones take care of the big jobs. We haven’t met all the newbie characters yet since one player couldn’t make it this session, but so far:
The halfling has an urchin background, which gives him a pet mouse.
The gnome likes to befriend small wild creatures, especially field mice. He found and befriended one en route to our first job and now has his own little rodent companion.
The tree-folk we found chained in a catacomb. He succeeded in a strength roll to pull free. When asked why he hadn’t done that earlier, he said he didn’t want to scare his friends, indicating the rats at his feet.
My big, tall, strong half-orc barbarian is named Luch. I chose it for the irony. It literally means ‘mouse’ in Irish.
(At this point our aasimar cleric has no known ties to rodentkind.)
This was thoroughly unplanned and unintended, but now we’re rolling with it. We are the Mouse Gang.
I cannot abide theme parks and Disney anything in particular. Unethical, law breaking, anti worker cesspool.
Carl Hiassen, currently enjoying a TV renaissance with Bad Monkey, deserves a better homage. Team Rodent is a peek into the disgusting practices of this hell on earth, Disney Corp. You go, Carl!
I see support for squirrels and Team Rodent building over on BlueSky!
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Title: Team Rodent Author: Carl Hiaasen Genre: Non-Fiction Sub-genre: Essay Pages: 96 Published: May 5, 1998 Publisher: Ballantine ISBN: 0345422805
Summary: Hiaasen gives insight to how Disney has changed America and beginning to change the world. This is more so an essay rather than a book but gives people an idea of the inner workings of Disney My Evaluation: While I know that Disney is bad, they also are good in that they were the ones who started the change of Times Square. but this book reads like Hiaasen has some sort of grudge against the company... It's very bitter.
Rating: 2 out 5