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Happy Monday.. @misssquirrel @carnalreincarnated @iamboundtowhen

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Aaron Feaver

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Combat Wheelchairs

The Heroes Without Limits project was created by disability advocate Sara Thompson, “producing and streaming real play tabletop games with an all-disabled/chronically ill/neurodivergent cast and crew.” Thompson’s work also includes creating homebrew RPG add-ons “roleplay and address disability” in your own games. A recent addition is the Combat Wheelchair, rules for integrating wheelchair using adventurers into your Dungeons and Dragons Fifth Edition games: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1ysDrH2vqKz6NSGkf3_0WX5tV-Ch_t_N_ The chair comes with its own attacks and added capabilities - like being able to fix a weapon in place on it and ramming/tyre striking your adversaries, or high-speed descents on sloped terrain. The docs also come with a new character class, “The Paralympian.” Combat Wheelchairs’ obvious, manifest coolness has not prevented gatekeeping yum-yukkers from raising spurious objections to them, and these are addressed in the homebrew rules. But far more interesting than Combat Wheelchairs’ detractors are its boosters, who have unleashed a torrent of delightful and creative new media building on Thompson’s work.

I am most impressed with sculptor Russ Charles and character designer Thomas Lishman’s Combat Wheelchair miniatures for Strata Minis, which the company has christened “Dungeons and Diversity.” https://strataminiatures.com/shop/?store-page=Dungeons-and-Diversity-c57880798 There are 4 minis in all, available for preorder now as either STL files (£5/ea) or resin/metal 3D prints (£15/ea) with a ship-date of Sept 21 and 25% of proceeds donated to https://www.ehlers-danlos.org/.

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Coffee moon

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Yikes!!! Looks like neither of us saw that coming.. thank you @ersatz-emojicon

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the magnificence of the stars 🌟 ✨✨

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Eddie Johnson Photography

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Max Headroom (1987)

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Love, Death + Robots - The Screaming of the Tyrannosaur by Armando Savoia #2

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Sometimes, there's too much fork in the way and you forget how to soup.