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I think I want ro redraw this now that it's been over a year 🤔 but make it digital and post it on @centii-art

Traveling high elf cartographer who wants to explore every corner of Middle Earth he can to catalog changes, Lamaenor. He always goes back to Rivendell for reasons he won't share, and always says it's just for the comfort it brings

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The Yuan-ti as a broad concept is full of interesting potential. However, Wizards of the Coast’s approach to the concept is heavily steeped in racism against Indigenous peoples of what is today considered Latin America—especially in particular, the Maya. The goal of this rewrite is to retain the Mayan coding while being more respectful of the real life people inspiration is drawn from.

An important note: While I am an Indigenous person myself, I am not specifically Mayan; I’m Mi’kmaw. As such, if there is any Mayan person reading this who has critique of my work, please feel free to express it, as I would greatly appreciate this.

My source of canon lore is the 5E books, Volo’s Guide to Monsters and Monsters of the Multiverse. I also took a little bit from the fanmade Forgotten Realms wiki, which as far as I’m able to judge, mostly consists of 3E lore.

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elizabeth swan and will turner are actually SO romance in the first movie and not enough people acknowledged this because the early 2000s were the age of the edgelords who only valued jack sparrow’s moral ambiguity and that is the TRUTH

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The Dark Urge giving gale heart palpitations in balders gate three

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I got to fight the Balrog outside bree! Everyone died twice but it was so fun!

I also got the samwise frame out of it and was running for a celebratory corgi right as I got booted from the layer 🥺

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Finally back to playing again after a long streak of being focused on books and finally diving into digital art and dnd hehe! Screenshots to come 😊 also am taking pics of a blue outfit to post as well! (Or did I already...hm)

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𝘢𝘩𝘩, 𝘴𝘱𝘳𝘪𝘯𝘨 <3

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how it should have happened...

Fuck cazaldor.💀

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Orcs: We are hungry, give us the halflings!

Aragorn: Éowyn

Aragorn: Today is your day to shine

Aragorn: Bring the stew.

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Am I getting a good grade in tumblr mutual?

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Original source: s_kinnaly

(Thanks @felinalain for finding the source!)

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reblog to EVIL BOOP the person you reblogged from >:3

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we don't need a boop button. we can just do something like this:

reblog to boop prev

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Agreed. I'm PRETTY SURE things like horseradish and wasabi DON'T have capsaicin in them

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One thing I would like to impart to everyone based on both observation and personal experience:

Every skill is teachable.

If you think you'd like to do something but don't think you could, remember that what you see from people who do it is the end result. You don't see the process, by and large.

"I want to write a book." "I want to learn aerial silks." "I want to weave a tapestry." "I want to do standup comedy." You can do these things. You just have to be prepared to spend a long time out of the spotlight being not-so-great at the thing.

Every author writes books that don't work. Every aerialist fails a spin or loses their grip, over and over. Every weaver makes lame, ugly pieces full of mistakes. Every standup comic bombs, over and over.

People may have raw talent in one area or another, but literally no one is born trained. Natural ability untrained will ALWAYS be outstripped by more modest ability that trains hard.

I am not a naturally graceful or flexible person. But a year and a half ago I decided I was going to improve my mobility and balance. So I started stretching and doing yoga. A year and a half is basically nothing in terms of building a skill. I'm still not mega-bendy; I can't do splits or lotus position (along with amy other things). But because I've been consistent about it, I'm way closer to those goals than I was when I began. Not to mention the fact that I didn't start this stuff at age 20. If I had...damn. But I'm 45 and physical stuff doesn't come as easily as it did 20 years ago. Still! I'm by far the most flexible person in my exercise class full of fellow middle aged (and above) folks. That's not nothing.

Every skill is teachable. There's no time limit on starting to learn.

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Reblog to give the person you reblogged from the ability to finish their WIPs