Female / 29 / You can call me Tilky or Kaitlyn. Licensed Massage Therapist. I like DnD, video games, anime and trash tv and I'm just here to vibe and have a good time.
This is the reveal of this ridiculousness during their game
Please watch this reveal video it’s kickass
FUCK ME the reveal video
“CHRIS??????”
“Um, I don’t think our plan is gonna work.”
Always reblog Y'gathok
DM:*Pulls out Y’gothok* *Turns on “Open Your Heart” by Crush 40*
Wow that DM really goes above and beyond
Reblogging Ygathok because it’s been one year since we fought him!!!! It just popped up on my timeline today!
Happy one year anniversary, our precious Old God boi!!!
One year ago today, this boy was revealed.
And for you guys, I have great news: I have the stats of Y’gathok complete and a general design for “how to use him” done. However, an adventure guide is incoming to teach you how to integrate him into any of your worlds!
Bellaia, a tiefling bard with a charismatic personality and an odd partnership with her banjo, to say the least.
Been itchin’ to play with her for a long while. She plays Banjo & Kazooie theme at the worst moments and ask opinions from her Hexblade Banjo. Who answers back basically like an 8 ball. I have hard time playing serious characters so I didn’t really even try to pretend with her
i’ll never be over the fact that how to train your dragon (2010) took the popular trope of the “misfit kid who’s bullied and made into an outcast by their peers” and instead of having them change to conform to the expectations of them, it showed how hiccup’s compassion for all, especially the fellow misunderstood and outcast, and his decision to learn about the dragons and work with them in order to meet their needs and respect them in order to better understand them, was his greatest strength and something everyone else needed to learn from in order to build a better society. i can’t express how powerful that message is for disabled/neurodivergent people, lgbt people, people who grew up or still live in abusive households - anyone who’s been hurt and treated unfairly by the community that’s supposed to love and protect them, that they never did anything wrong by existing and that it’s the community’s responsibility to learn to do better by them.