Turns out, if you name your cat Keyleth there's a risk she might imitate her namesake @Marisha_Ray and LAUNCH HERSELF OUT OF A WINDOW. She's fine but hopefully reconsidering some of her life choices.
“What’s written on the papers?”
“They seem to be scripts. The first is about the wife of a merchant, you pick up another and it’s about an army general drenched in blood, the third a donkey in the Feywild.”
“That tiefling we saw writing earlier, what was her name?”
“...Wilma.”
"What did you do pretend to do in your D&D game today?"
"Had a bath, dinner with a bunch of friends, spent an evening smoking cigars and getting drunk, then got laid"
All about as fantastical as banshees and vampires quite frankly.
Spent the last 3 hours beating up the same 750 words because trying to make sense while explaining why government policy didn’t make any fucking sense is actually super hard.
Regarding JKR’s statement: I do not think these things of you. I do not believe you are not who you are. I know you have fought a long, hard battle to become yourselves in the eyes of the world. In my eyes, you are heroic. #TransWomenareWomen#TransMenAreMen
There are bees making a nest in the outside wall and I am at the point on a Monday afternoon where I'm considering making them a little door arch and some steps.
Today I am excited about the potential to use phrases such as “that’s a 30 to hit”, “I need more d8s” and - the holy grail - “it’s now the lair’s turn”.
“Use D&D as escapism.”
2 of your friends lie dead on the field. You’re too far from either of them to help. Your only other ally is trapped in a bubble of time. The spaceship housing your foe is rising into the air, about to slip from your reach. One dice roll decides your fate.