@lackingceremony Absolutely. I just used it to build a Western-style setting D&D game and it functioned brilliantly. I learned of it from The Adventure Zone—the McElroy Family D&D podcast. I would definitely support a game that functions for D&D.
dog person: charlie wakes me up every morning 2 hours before my alarm by farting repeatedly in my face and if I don’t wake up he dooks and pisses on the floor he just chewed up another pair of shoes anyways I hate cats >:( love my lil stinkerrr :)
Me: the only thing I don’t really like about these masks is that they ruin my beard.
Them: you should trim your beard!
Me: you should mind your business.
@ChrixBnard18 I really loved the characters and the final arc. The use of bending as just living was cool to me, too. I think it’s a great show that a lot of folks need to give another chance.
@ChrixBnard18 the show wasn’t as “fantastic” as AtLA. I thought it was super grounded and really enjoyed modern people navigating a world of magic and technology. It was a cool concept to me.
@ChrixBnard18 I really like Korra. It gets a bad rep, but I feel like it’s a show that grew up with its audience. In the world of Avatar, the populace experienced the birth of industry and technology so magic “bending” was more of a novelty. So a lot of viewers took issue with the fact that