@sundogsnrainbow I feel like I'm more likely to knock the game on that one lol. In addition to only showing us a handful of spawn when there should have been thousands, I think the spawn we saw were also in impossibly good shape for 100+ years of captivity, not just physically but psychologically
@ibashomonaku Al and I saw it last week, it was a good time! Pretty cut and dry zombie adventure, funny, a good level of scary, very well paced. And I love Austin Abrams lol
@vaxildanenjoyer I read it as "better than rats or bugs". Animal blood is all pretty bad, but since they aren't allowed anything else, something like a bull is preferable to the alternative. (That being said, this book seems to be doing all kinds of wild shit lol)
@cvtenesovrrlo4d The headcanon that I have heard (and totally accept) is that this is because githyanki grow very quickly to be ready to fight! I love it!
@skarsghardy I always had so much food that I started always playing custom difficulty where the only change is I need 3x the camp supplies to rest lol
@frankensal I am usually someone that leans further into the hurt side of hurt/comfort, but I think Under the Shade of Another Oak by ghostintheclawmachine is an exception. It's largely Astarion/Halsin, which isn't my usual ship, but check out the summary and see what you think!
@sundogsnrainbow Where was that canonized that that's what he was doing? (Genuinely curious! I don't remember that line and I am always excited to hear things I've missed!)
@reereeroi The prevailing fanon explanation is that the dirty blanket was something he was buried with, like a shroud, as in DND vampires are bound to their burial places so this would be kind of a work around for that. Definitely a fun headcanon!