@mustangsart@claudiopozas Firstly, I love love love this! Question, how do you do swimming underwater. I love the float, but can you do it like a hot air balloon? Up / Down? Would it have the same Up / Down as stairs? thoughts?
It's always worth reading the disclaimers @Wizards_DnD writes in their books. They are silly fun and not to be taken seriously!
Share your favorite #dnd disclaimer that has brought a smile to your face!
@Marisha_Ray@CriticalRole I've been catching up since I first heard of you all back in July 2019. I'm Season 2 episode 50...I work from home already so this makes my day so much quicker LOL. Thank you all and stay healthy!
Hey. You. Shit’s hard, and life can weigh a lot. Those inner-voices can be a bitch, and the world looms with gloomy skies.
Just know that you aren’t alone, and I’m glad you are here. Let’s endure these tougher moments together, and push each other to pull through stronger. <3
Even when you feel forgotten, as many of us do at times, you are not. There is a lot of noise, so reach out when you need to be seen. If you see someone who extends a hand for connection, consider accepting that hand if but for a moment and connect.
Ultimately, when you boil it all down past the words and boundaries, most everyone just wants to be happy and be loved. Most everyone deserves that. At the root of it, one’s happiness should never be mutually exclusive to another’s.
Its not an easy ask, I know, but those who see others hurting and can spare the energy to help lift them up... do so. There is also no shame in knowing you may not have the strength to be that friend to someone now, but aspire to be when you can.
The world is filled with a lot of anger right now, with MUCH of it very legitimate. If both sides shout without a willingness to listen, a willingness to change their mind, then in the long run we accomplish nothing more than noise.
(I know there are limits to this as well)
In my mind, there is no greater example of personal strength and maturity than being willing to see another’s perspective and admit that you were wrong. To be right isn’t always victory, and to be wrong isn’t always a loss. Sometimes, you may find both sides hold some truth.