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disabled and neurodivergent dnd

my friend and i have been wanting to start a dnd campaign with some other disabled and neurodivergent players.

we'll be focusing on ensuring accessibility, and will have the option for people to communicate via text chat only (for people like myself who have sensory issues and may have verbal shutdowns, or be non-verbal entirely.)

the DM is experienced so they can assist you with any questions you may have along the way, and this group will be very beginner friendly.

both the DM and i are in our 30s, are neurodivergent, queer, ace, and non-binary. i also have a physical disability and want to ensure accessibility for those who may also be physically disabled, so if you have any accessibility questions at all, please ask!

if you're disabled and/or neurodivergent, in yours 20s or older (no upper age limit), polite and friendly and looking for a fun, accessible dnd group to join, then please feel free to reply here or send me a DM ✨

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Based off of @turbobyakuren’s amazing text post on twitter!

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One Upping

[All comics in order here]

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rip rachael lillis <3

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20 y/o Ash and his moms

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A few months ago, some of you might know if you keep up with this blog, I went to Collect-A-Con LA. It was truly on a whim. Literally the day before my girlfriend and I had just come back from our Europe trip. Normally I'd be so tired and jetlagged but for some reason I was feeling really antsy and energized and just needed to go somewhere and get out of the house.

I found out that Collect-A-Con LA was happening the following day and that a lot of the original Pokemon voice cast would be there. So I bought a ticket, drew/printed up a picture that I wanted to get signed and got up early to drive to the convention center (you have to understand that I hate driving in town and also very much never wake up early). I don't know what possessed me to do this but I'm so glad I did.

I ended up having the privilege of meeting Eric Stuart, Veronica Taylor and of course, Rachael Lillis.

She was masked up, looked tired, and a bit sick. And at the time, I assumed she might've caught a cold over the weekend of the con. I went to her table and she still smiled and gave me all of her attention and time. I paid her assistant for an autograph, gave Rachael the drawing I'd done and she got to signing it. Her assistant said the print I had was cute and asked where I got it. I told her that I drew it myself and that I spent a LOT of my time drawing Team Rocket and other various Pokemon fanart. When I said that, Rachel stopped mid-sign and looked up and squinted at me and asked "are you Kiana Mai"? My heart skipped. I had no idea she knew who I was and was surprised that, given how many Pokemon fanartists there are in the world, she was able to pick me out. I left that interaction so happy and felt so seen. Soon after, I went to get my print signed by Veronica Taylor and while in her line, noticed Rachael had left her table; presumably not feeling well and had to leave the con early. I remember thinking how lucky I was to catch her before she left.

A couple months later, I saw the gofundme that her sister posted, detailing what Rachel was going through for the past few years and her battle with cancer. It put that convention day in such a different perspective for me.

All I could think about was how much she cared about her fans and how in touch with her community she was to go to a convention while being in so much pain and suffering in silence. I obviously don't know her personally, but based on how other fans who've met her, as well as her colleagues have spoken about her, I got the impression that she was an amazing, thoughtful person who cared about the people around her. That was only solidified for me based on this singular interaction a few months ago.

Rest in Peace Rachael Lillis. You've touched so many lives with your voice and so much of us grew up listening you. Thank you for everything!

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Well I finally got it finished and published, my GBC Zelda inspired player character pack is up on itch for personal and Commerical use. Gifs, Sheets, and ASEPRITE files! Check it out

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The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons/Ages (GBC, 2001)

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Got fully obsessed with Elden Ring last year, and made a series of mockups of a strange world where it came out in 2001 for the game boy color. Maybe a better world??? Here's all of the fuckers for ya anyway

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Mega Man Xtreme 2 (Capcom - GBC - 2001)  

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an example of real pixel art and explaining the pixel grid:

Thread on how to spot AI generated pixels by reyhkibanki on twitter!~ Might be a useful read to help you spot common mistakes AI makes when generating pixels. There's also a lot more info in the link!!

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Uni's magical Mario Galaxy adventure..

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Reminding myself to make the features of my trans-coded character designs more prominent as a lil' treat 'cause the constant headlines here in the UK debating whether we should be allowed to exist are driving me up the fuckin' wall actually ❤️‍🔥🏳️‍⚧️

[DO NOT EDIT OR REPOST TO OTHER SITES / ACCOUNTS] ♻️reblogs are lovely tho!♻️

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