#sand table

[oldschoolfrp]

Chainmail rules for medieval miniatures by Gary Gygax and Jeff Perren, 3rd ed printing by TSR, 1975 (first published by Don Lowry's Guidon Games in 1971), with Lowry's illustrations plus photos of early sand table games which originally used 40mm scale Elastolin and Starlux toy soldiers.

Combat in Dungeons & Dragons was developed around the d6 Chainmail rules, but the first 1974 D&D set also included an optional d20 system that became the more popular choice.

[lazylittledragon]

newlywed things

[ahollowgrave]

-- I'm gonna love you for a long, long time. [feat. my favorite paladin Yein of @iron-sparrow!]

[butchprose]

one ring to rule them all, one ring to find them…

[the-rainbow-of-doom]

another successful woodwork day

[ravinoforre]

It's a little bit late, but Happy Anniversary to Pokémon Colosseum! This took the best part of a month to complete (working on and off). Likes and reblogs heavily appreciated! Acrylic on canvas, 30 x 40

The two paintings side by side on my wall (as a side note, both of these were signed digitally on their solo photos for me to show online, since I didn't want to risk messing them up with my inconsistent squiggly signature or have the pen misfire horrifically ^^' )

[crewel-intentions]

* @ask-the-golden-goo Slime Boi slid up to Crewel, enamoured by the tattoos shown.*

Slime Boi: Yo yo yo! How's it hanging? How's the vibe? I gotta say, those tattoos are a work of art! Like damn, they've got such a rad vibe to them that I just love! What's the dealio with them? I mean, I've always had the idea that a tattoo would be sick to have. What would you recommend for someone like me?

( @ask-the-golden-goo )

[galaxy-fleur]

- Re9 speculation alert! -

Okay, after rewatching the trailer properly with my initial excitement settled down a bit, I do have a thought I don't really see anyone else sharing so far! Completely speculative and just a small theory that could be a nothingburger. It's still a trailer, so it's expected that some of it is intentionally misleading or exaggerated for marketing purposes.

That said, I've seen some speculation on Leon - or any other legacy character - potentially having to rescue Grace based on the scene of her being strapped down and injured. And, honestly, after watching through the trailer a few times closely... I think there's another possibility to consider!

I think it could actually be a flashback, not a future event.

When Grace is presented with the case file, she seemingly starts having flashbacks OF a place - flashing images - triggering her ptsd.

While she's implied to be someone who's anxious and socially awkward, she straight up freezes up and starts trembling/having trouble breathing here. It kind of looks like a trauma response. She doesn't even appear to be fully in the room, lost in some memory.

So, she's obviously implied to be a character with some repressed trauma she hasn't gotten over yet. And while losing a loved one is undoubtedly a traumatic event, I can't help but think there could be more to it.

Why would Grace be having such vivid flashes of a place in her mind, severe enough to tear her away from reality and make her shut down like that? Unless... she was there.

Grace has something in her past she needs to face. Something she probably regrets and doesn't want to confront. So, what if she was physically there when Alyssa died? What if her being strapped down in what looks to be civilian clothes, injured and confused, is actually a memory?

It's a very abrupt jump to it as we zoom in on her zoned out face. Almost feels like a framed jump to the memory she's mentally stuck in.

(Granted, it also could be her without her jacket, since it does look pretty much 1 to 1, what with the white shirt and all. So this is a big 'what if'.)

But it would certainly explain why that place, and that incident, is so traumatic to her if that was the case. Even more so if she potentially feels responsible for Alyssa's death in one way or another. Be it her dying saving her or something else.

It also makes me think back on the 'you are special' segment, too. We don't know if it's referring to Grace or Alyssa, or someone else entirely. But if it's Grace, it could be connected to the incident at the hotel all those years ago. Her eyes do look affected by something as some people have pointed out already.

What if she was infected with something... and it either stayed dormant within her, or affected her in some 'special' way? Thus making her the 'chosen one'?

Granted, the latter part is wayyy more speculative, but it's fun to theorize!

[silelda]

Rhode Island: I am not tiny! This world is just weirdly proportioned!

[werebutch]

HOW DO I FIX THIS GUYS

I put the leaves on the table for a gathering tomorrow and look how nice they look compared to our daily use table 😭😭 I’ve been struggling with this thing for so long. IT IS CLEAN, HOW DO I GET RID OF THE SMUDGES??? I’ve tried different ways of cleaning and just putting polish on it but obviously doesn’t work because it’s finished. So. ?

[avidhousehusband]

Porn WITH plot. Scatter character development and lore into pillow talk. Move the story along while they go at it. Free your mind.

[synthwavecryptid]

🌌🏜️✨Lone Ranger Riding✨🏜️🌌

[yeoldenews]

(source: The Gridley Light, December 16, 1925.)

[hey-scully-itsme]

FINALLY have a picture wall up! this is so satisfying, I’ve been wanting one for ages.

[bird-inacage]

Only Friends | EP1 vs EP11: Sand fell first but Ray fell harder

I'm getting everything I hoped for. Oh Ray, I bet you had no idea how completely and utterly you were going to fall for this man when you gave him an extra eyeful. You've come so far.

[randomsloredrops]

Random's Lore Drops - Papaya the Grate.

(I said I wouldn't post today, BUT I LIED) Alright Nyehers, Hehers, and people that only see Papyrus as the type of guy to never say a single mean thing, here is...

Papay- I mean, Papyrus, the Great Papyrus. So anyways, I usually see Papyrus depicted as this guy that'd never even so much as insult someone, let alone say something is bad. But, uh... He outright tells you that you're a 'freaking weirdo' in the Genocide route, and he also tells Undyne, RIGHT at her face...

Although, there are a few 'childish' things about him, like how his favorite food is Dino Egg Oatmeal, calling swear words "CURSED WORDS", and also being read childrens books to sleep by Sans. But then again, he's also a master of psychological manipulation (/j). He uses reverse psychology against Undyne, as well as using a psychhological technique found in "Yes! 50 Scientifically Proven Ways to Be Persuasive" (yes this is a real book. I found out about this book through this post.) against YOU, the player, in the genocide route. Not only that, but he's MUCH stronger than he's made out to be, as well as a slight confirmation to having blasters (not specified to be Gaster Blasters though) through aborted genocide, where, during the "date", he says...

There's also the fact that, in the pacifist pre-boss cutscene, where Flowey arrives, everybody has 2 vines around them... Everybody except for MOTHERFUCKING PAPAYA BENEATHSTORY

WITH A WHOPPING FOUR FUCKING VINES AROUND HIM! Now, would this be because he's tall? Nah, explain Asgore, Undyne, and Toriel with their 2 vines? EXACTLY. Now, note that it is canon that Papyrus is "friends" with Flowey, and presumably has been for many MANY resets, so Flowey knows Papyrus' true strength. Not just that, but Undyne calls him "Pretty freakin' tough!" And it's just because he's so much of a BITCH (pacifist) that she won't let him join the guard. After all, it'd be too dangerous... (WOMP-FUCKING-WOMP, he still joins in post-pacifist as the last guard (because it's not the royal guard anymore)). So yeah, he's brutally fucking honest, he's most definitely not some weakling, he's just a bit childish and naive in his interests. He also canonically tries to avoid sleeping, or sleeps an unhealthily small amount based on the phone call of "room-fire-1", or the first hotland room, where you get to see Sans as Undyne hunts you down. He also, uh... Within "room-fire-rpuzzle", or that weird wacky vent room where each jump puts you on a pressure plate and changes the places that you can jump to, and you have to find the right pattern to head forward, if you call him (after hanging out with Undyne), Papyrus first tries to hand Undyne the phone, before telling you to call Alphys, who made the puzzle, with the exact dialogue: "WELL, ALPHYS MADE THE PUZZLE, RIGHT? YOU SHOULD JUST CALL HER UP... AND SAY IN A HOT VOICE... ALPHYS... I NEED HELP WITH A... (AUDIBLE WINK) PUZZLE..." before Undyne basically goes "wtf no????", and Papyrus offers to do it himself, with another resounding "NO????". Anyways I did this despite needing to do hw because lmao idk I just, uhh...... procrastination lmao. Anyways, I'm not scheduling this for shit. BUHBYE.