A place to share screenshots of Microblog posts, whether from Mastodon, tumblr, ~~Twitter~~ X, KBin, Threads or elsewhere.
Created as an evolution of White People Twitter and other tweet-capture subreddits.
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Sorry about the artifact in the first line
When I left the cesspool of shit that Reddit became, I didn't miss much. Only two subreddits still make me think about going back. One is /r/HFY (Humanity, Fuck Yeah) which is full of stories of humans being fucking amazing and scary to other races.
I still follow a few HFY creators via RSS
Can you link the feeds?
Dang, there isn't an easy way to copy all these links out of a .opml file:
https://www.reddit.com/user/YakiTapioca/submitted.rss
That's the format for an RSS feed of a reddit user's submissions, just change the username to add everyone you want to follow.
Ehhhh, let me see if I can dig them out of my subscription list.
Ditto
Dang, there isn't an easy way to copy all these links out of a .opml file:
https://www.reddit.com/user/YakiTapioca/submitted.rss
That's the format for an RSS feed of a reddit user's submissions, just change the username to add everyone you want to follow.
Thanks :)
If the interesting thing about your character is that they're not human, you don't have an interesting character. Fite me.
For some people, "normal human but with fantastic (class-based) capabilities" is exactly the kind of fantasy they want to live. Not me though, I'm gonna make a halfling paladin and name her Fazzy Mentan.
Halfing bard here. Turns out my version of high fantasy is being a silly little guy with a flute and a garden
Dungeon Meshi is an anime that's pretty close to your default D&D setting, but with more food focus over epic quests and battles (which are still there). There are 2 human fighters in the show, and both of them are their own flavor of extremely weird and original.
This is not that far off from the Tumblr threads about Humans being space orcs or Humans in Star Trek being the most dangerous and unpredictable race.
When I was still a fairly small human, giving me a screwdriver was a great way to find disassembled appliances (and a somehow-not-electrocuted gradeschooler).
Love playing humans. The answer to your problem isn't on your character sheet, it's in the world. Poke things with sticks, throw dust in the air, tinker.
Yes I hate 5e and refuse to run it.