The supercut of Jack not knowing where he is... Priceless. ๐ค๐ผ
There's an age-old saying: "No one should ever meet their heroes."
Midjourney ๐ค
Ironically enough, I generally can barely stand D&D these days, and much prefer systems like Blades In The Dark, Powered By The Apocalypse, Ironsworn/Starforged, etc., so please understand that while my criticism comes from a place of cited reference, in no way do I support the tactical "storytelling" that WotC sells to the unwitting and the brand-loyal. In fact, it seems that we're of very similar mind, after all. ๐คโค๏ธ
edit: I'd like to point out that I had the "privilege" of playing in a game that Gygax ran at GenCon back in the day, and Colville's "style" is cut from similar cloth. Some might enjoy it, but I genuinely wish the flyleaves of rulebooks still assured readers that the book's contents were merely guidelines to assist imagination among their group.
Here's a noble Eurasian badger in rococo stylings, inspired by your piece here ๐ค๐ป
Tomatoes, much like eggplant and mushrooms, are notoriously soggy pizza ingredients without some forethought, so that's a good lesson learned. ๐ป
"Mt." is not an acronym. Neither is "Mtn.", FYI. I hope you find the answers you so clearly need, friend.
Awww! ๐ฑ๐ฅฐ
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Edit: Ah yes, the cowardly, infantile downvotes. You're more like Reddit every day, Lemmy. This is why we can't have nice things.