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dnd-podcast-monster

This is in fact the only thing that matters

booksandwillowtrees

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

cranesofibycus

Twitter user @sil has created a searchable transcript archive for CR!

It can be found here!

Critters, man…

#save

bixbiboom

Rediscovered this video of Travis singing Country Roads after losing a football bet and needed to share it. 💚

ravennowithtea

This is a set of illustrations inspired by Liam O'Brien’s round of Narrative Telephone featuring Caleb Widogast recounting an old Empire fable.

–also did a bonus version of the same academy room setting, but where Jester fixes the end of the story, while the rest of the Chaos Crew assists as lookouts. :p

bixbiboom

View Yasha’s playlist »HERE«!

And let me tell you, you will cry... but you’ll also see this:

tulililli

Critical role is so good because it has the same vibe as watching Lord of the Rings, live sports, and the Great British Baking Show at the same time

mockingmolly

made a few pride icons for myself! feel free to use with credit ;0;

shadycactus-draws

fire beats steel, guys

pocket-dragon

Since critrole isn’t around to give me my weekly dose of angst I went and made my own. Did I ignore how familiars work in dnd 5e for the purposes of this comic? Yea I sure did.

bitchmael

the last time a british police officer was convicted for a death in custody was 1969, even though 1700 people have died in police custody in the UK since 1990. not surprisingly, BAME people are far more likely to be stopped, arrested, jailed, and murdered by police in this country. here is a list of UK anti-racism orgs you can donate to, including the UK chapter of Black Lives Matter.

here’s the link again but bigger: https://www.stylist.co.uk/life/uk-anti-racism-charities-black-lives-matter-how-to-donate/395365

#im american and live in the uk and there are so many brits that straight up deny the existence of racism... it boggles the mind

roguetimebot

I keep recommending this documentary only to realize that Netflix has put the whole thing up for free on YouTube.

I highly recommend this documentary, which traces the idea of black people being criminals back to where the idea originated. In case you’re worried it’s leftist propaganda or whatever, there is a mix of liberal and conservative experts who are interviewed for this piece.

If you believe that you yourself are not racist, that’s awesome. But this documentary explains how racism is still perpetuated in our prisons, in our law-making, and in our rhetoric. Dismantling a system is more effective when you know what you’re fighting, and this is a great resource for people who may not have experienced it firsthand.

TW: the end of the documentary features graphic depictions of violence

#this is amazing and informative and absolutely horrifying