#dimension gender

[vagueconfusion]

Feeling real ridiculous for not having realized that Baron's "stark father" was the Nightmare King until now

[time-and-spuds]

Quick Doodle before bed!

I am a firm believer in Nonbinary Ford

[binomaly]

Wow can’t believe the Stoat Pope canonically blasted the First Stoats with the transgenderfication beam

[justsalpals]

if there's one thing kingdom hearts taught me, it's that you're either a sora or a xehanort

the two genders

[seizethedeansofproduction]

they're like the Beatles for people obsessed with one specific aspect of pop culture

[esther-sinclair]

[id: eight character cards from Fantasy High: Junior Year. They are all set in a binder with the art on one side and a character description written on binder paper on the other side, surrounded by stickers, a messaging crystal, headphones, and a broken pencil. The first is of Hallariel Seacaster (she/her), a tall, pale elven woman wearing a bathing suit under a flowing robe with a sword at her side. Her description reads "Fabian's Mom, Wealthy Widow." The second is of Gilear Faeth (he/him), a pale elven man with a button down, shorts, socks and sandals, and a smear of sunscreen across his nose. His description reads "Fig's Dad, Aguefort Vice Principal."

The third is of Jawbone O'Shaughnessey (he/him), a werewolf with a cardigan and shorts, holding a mug that reads "#1 Guidance Counselor." His description reads "Guidance Counselor, Paternal Presence at Mordred Manor." The fourth is of Sandra Lynn Faeth (she/her), a light skinned elven woman with shoulder length brown hair, comfortable adventuring clothes, and a bow slung over her back. Her description reads "Fig's Mom, Solisian Ranger."

The fifth is of Wilma and Digby Thistlespring (they/them), two older gnomes beaming as they wear work clothes, aprons, and curly shoes. Their description reads "Gorgug's Parents." The sixth is of Sklonda Gukgak (she/her), a goblin woman with a coffee in hand, phone held between ear and shoulder, and an overflowing briefcase in her hand. Her description reads "Riz's Mom, Public Defender."

The seventh is of Ragh (he/him) and Lydia (she/her) Barkrock. They are both half orcs, with Lydia in a wheelchair with a gem embedded in her chest and Ragh standing behind her with a grin and a large axe. The eighth is of Arthur Aguefort (he/him), a Black man dressed for vacation with a bucket hat, aloha shirt, fanny pack, and socks with sandals. His description reads "Principal of the Aguefort Adventuring Academy" /end id]

behold!!! the adults (and ragh) of junior year!

[kittyoverlord]

Brennan expanding on a bit and making the Legend Lore Spell pretentious is so good. Identify and Legend Lore don't have an axis of Good or Bad, but they have an axis of Important or Not.

Also, I'm surprised Riz doesn't have any Legend Lore related to Penny and the Eidolons; Riz rescuing Penny (and the rest of The Seven) allowed them to go on their Class A Quest.

[blousemouse]

It's gotta be a LITTLE bit queer to be attracted to a mirror with your own face. Even if it is a girl mirror

[supergraphicultramoderngirl]

if trackerbees do break up i need it to be the most lesbian shit ever. like still being besties and calling each other babe and living together but fully being broken up. and it’s over the dumbest drama ever like kristen got tracker the wrong combat boots or smth. and then i need one of them to have a thing with another wlw that they both know for a brief stint afterwards bc that’s what always fucking happens. just like some peak idiot lesbian representation to soothe the soul.

[zippityzap]

LET 👏 THEM 👏COOK!

(using the train’s microwave)

[queen-caramilflinda]

The only 2 options

[soup-child]

Is it really a Brennan PC if they aren't an autistic coded dude with some sort of monstrous feature who has a nonbinary PC love interest

[autisticsilverwingedmoth]

Im not planning on doing a lot of D20 art but I did this one of the pretty owl bear recently so. Im posting it.

[plounce]

elle and emmett from the legally blonde musical are one of those m/f couples that i think work best as a woman and a man purely because their relationship and how elle wouldn't stay at harvard for him because she has grown to want true respect & success more than a man she loves' approval/desire is like so important to the themes of the story and it's the whole point and it's part of what makes them so good. on the other hand emmett could be such a hot butch lesbian it's crazy i want to eat drywall when i think about emmett forrest but a butch lesbian BUT it simply would not improve and in fact would detract from the themes of the story. they have to be m/f

[bathsaltmars]

he/they riz gukgak is 100% real in my mind and soul

[mayasaura]

can you elaborate on your tag meta on the socioeconomic indicators in the john backstory chapters in nona? and do you think john and G had a similar background having grown up together?

So John is a stingy ass motherfucker when it comes to definitive information, and he doesn't talk about his family or his childhood much, but what little he says when he does gives me the impression he grew up fairly poor. Probably in a community where being poor was normal.

The way John talks about his nana, it's clear he loved her in the way a child loves an adult they feel secure with. He spent a lot of time at her house as a kid, enough that playing there is one of his core memories. She may have even been his primary caretaker starting from the age of seven, because he sure never mentions having any other family. So it stands out to me that all he had to play with at her house was a box of his mother's old hand-me-downs. And while he knows it wasn't much, there's no resentment in his recollection. He didn't feel neglected.

John didn't expect to have toys of his own when he was a kid. What that says to me, as a kid who grew up on second-hand and hand-me-downs, is his family didn't buy much of anything new. It being so normal to him is also why I think he grew up in a poorer neighbourhood. Hand-me-downs are only embarrassing if you're the only one who has them.

Then there's how Nana died. Pneumonia, when John was still a teenager. Not a lot of rich people out there who die of lung infections before their grandchildren are grown.

And yeah, I do think G— had a similar background! He and John grew up on the same street, and he was (also?) raised by his grandparents. John's totally joking when he says spotting G— for mince pies when they were kids meant that of course G— would let him cut off his arm, but it's the kind of joke with subtext. Like sharing food was a big deal when they were kids. Reminds me of our Gideon being forever fond of Camilla for sharing her leftovers, and the intense barter between the children of New Rho over the lunch fruits. The childhood food insecurity of it all.