*drops the bass*
Sorry let me get that
*drops It again*
Haha whoops it’s one of those days
*drops it again*
Wow it’s a slippery one huh
*drops it again*
The crowd: going absolutely nuts
*drops the bass*
Sorry let me get that
*drops It again*
Haha whoops it’s one of those days
*drops it again*
Wow it’s a slippery one huh
*drops it again*
The crowd: going absolutely nuts
obviously dietary requirements aren't a joke but my grandma sometimes runs errands for her church and i asked her what she's up to today and she said extremely seriously "ive got to track down the body of the gluten free christ, julia"
Aaahhhh everyone love a good snoopy. So cute, so relatable, charming and yet modest. Who doesn't love a good snoopy
here’s a secret i don’t wany my players to know about our tabletop game - sometimes i plan puzzles/scenarios that don’t actually have a fixed solution, and instead will be solved when i think they’ve come up with a cool solution
like obviously you can’t do that if you’re setting a riddle or something, but i just remember one time they were in a shapeshifter duel. they needed to pass through to the next room by duelling a magical being that could change into different things by saying ‘i am a [whatever]’. the party was also given the power to do this
so, for instance, if she said ‘i am a fish’, they could say ‘i am a fisherman’, and she could counter that with ‘i am a sword’, going back and forth with different bodies that can beat each other in a fight
i didn’t have an endgame here. i was just going to say they won when they’d gone long enough to impress her, or lost if they can’t think of anything. that was the scenario, as written
but in the course of the scene, my players ‘figured out’ that they had to make her say 'i am a door’, because that was what they were looking for, and started to chain together an impressive string of responses that ultimately led them there. and i started to encourage that, because that’s smart as hell! way better than what i had planned
and that’s what i mean - as a dm, give your players space to figure things out and change the scene in ways you hadn’t anticipated. it’s fun!
With one convention under my belt it's back to the grindstone for my next one this month! Compared to the previous one, Otakon is an anime convention so my goal is to have FGO stuff for the fanart side of things. Here's a little bit of what I've been working on; While I do have a lot of fgo fanart I really want to have something new. Hoping I can start painting soon!