Werewolves are great as are books. DnD/CoC DM and MTG. Scooby-Doo lover. WoT and Discworld enjoyer. Had a fashionable dog. Video Games. Writing stuff.He/Him
A small but great example of this is how there’s was this huge freak out out the bee population declining but then next to no one heard about the new population recovery. 1/4
Greta could’ve chosen to just be a climate darling, and not put a target on her back. But instead she’s choosing to use her voice to call out the evils of imperialism. Which is how you know she’s a real deal environmental activist—she sees the interconnectedness of these issues.
With the upcoming Standard sets split between UB and regular MTG IP, a way to keep track of the stories of MTG characters is greatly appreciated, especially for newer players who aren’t familiar with characters like Brimaz or Ajani’s brother, Jazal.
Someone asked me to post about their game the other day.
It was using AI-gen content, so I said no and wished them luck. They then yapped about how they wasted their past 20 years working on it only to get this treatment.
Yeah, imagine how artists must be feeling.
Jumping to call this ai when the artist has so much work of high caliber/ at this level for YEArs just cause they didnt draw your babygirl how you like; for one ALL MTG crossover events the artists are allowed to interpret the characters in their own way (see other card example)
James Baldwin was not playing when he said “you think your pain and your heartbreak are unprecedented in the history of the world, but then you read.” and i fully believe that’s why they’ve been gutting education and banning books so intensely.
One way you can celebrate Indigenous People's Day is to watch movies! I compiled a list of Native/Indigenous films, documentaries, and shorts telling, teaching, and celebrating our history, stories, and life. So far I have 124 films and will continue to add more.