A person called OwlKitty changed the Business Card scene from “American Psycho” to the guys showing each other pictures of their cats on their phones… and it could possibly be the greatest masterpiece ever 😂
@kulvadana Love poems, but they don't have to be all mushy. Unrequited love, forbidden love, enduring love, sudden/short-lived love, etc.
One theme(love), but many different angles, I'd *ahem* LOVE that.... 😎
@AshDoesArtStuff If he's being a dick then he's earned that curse! Also how'd you do it? Could you generalize the approach so I can use it, in case it ever happens to me :p
@AshDoesArtStuff Now this is a case-by-case situation. That being said, something along the lines: " I should mention, I like to run a fairly *x* type of game, would it be possible for your character to play along these lines?" Can sometimes work, (outside of the game). Best of luck!
@laudrawin OOC: you can't go wrong in d&d, there is no right or wrong way to play! If you're having fun, then it's good d&d, and you just enjoy the hell out of it! :)
@anangsha_ OOC: I'm a big believer in writing poetry to ameliorate other fiction writing.
e.g. H.P. Lovecraft vs Ashton Clarke Smith. The former is better known, sure, but the latter's prose is better. ACS wrote poetry, HPL didn't.
@laudrawin May wrathful creatures drawn upon your sheet,
Take monstrous flight to leave the canvas bare.
Th'ungrateful person thus could meet the heat,
Of wicked fire cast in dragon flair.
@laudrawin Proceed with care when drawing dragon eyes,
And true to colored skin depict their breath.
For screams transcribes the ones who agonize,
By disrespecting dragons unto death.
#awesomeDragon#deadlyDrawing