#quiz and dragons

[itsfantasticac]

Unused concept for the key visual of Capcom's Quiz and Dragons, by Haruki Suetsugu.

[firstginger]

finally completed my dnd quiz! featuring a mix and match of 30 races and 14 classes, discover who you would be in the forgotten realms! i'd be a satyr artificer :)

[filmmarvel]

I MADE ANOTHER ONE go take it rn i worked hard

have fun :))

[vgadvisor]

[myrling-art]

So.

I've been playing D&D for a while now and wanted to try to make a template for DMs. :3 Feel free to use!

It's meant to be a fun way to show players which of these attributes that fit your play style the most, or simply which ones you prefer when running a game. (^-^)

I also made a "FREE SPACE" so that you can add something of your own choosing, because all Dungeon Masters have different priorities.

And for fun. ❤️

[crystalldragon]

I made a silly gw2 quiz :D

[project-merhog]

I got the Light Fury!!!! Please tell me what Dragon you got in the comments if you take the quiz.

[kagooleo]

playing with my rice like toys on my work breaks

[todayisafridaynight]

[danzafila]

seriously, high approval Vivienne's post-reaching Skyhold conversation is one of my absolute favorites in the game. it's a pity so many players miss it bc it shows such a different side to her than most are aware of. particularly, what an invaluable, caring friend she becomes if the Inquisitor makes the effort to befriend her

she's literally the only companion that asks the Inquisitor how they're doing after they nearly die escaping Haven! that's huge to me?? meanwhile, most of the others are at their peak awed religious hero worship, thinking the Inquisitor's this untouchable thing sent by Andraste, not a regular person with fears and doubts (who nearly fucking died not too long ago) too. Vivienne's the only one who seems to remember their fragile humanity and recognize they need to be checked in on and supported just like anyone else

[witchthewriter]

𝐍𝐞𝐰 𝐏𝐞𝐫𝐬𝐨𝐧𝐚𝐥𝐢𝐭𝐲 𝐐𝐮𝐢𝐳! ⛅️

 Have you wondered which dragon would be yours in the Ice & Fire Universe? Dragon-riding is in your blood, as it has been for generations. Now it is time for you to take up the mantle and become a true dragon-rider. 

          Click here to find out who will be your bonded dragon forever!

[sabitsuuki]

hey gamers, come get assigned your government assigned elfy face tattoos 🌿

[solavillain]

Took this quiz and this was the result... fuckin OUCH

[mothsgotghosts]

I love knowing that Lilith is canonically a huge nerd. This woman, The Fire Hawk, Commander Lilith of The Crimson Raiders, is a gigantic nerd who loves ttrpgs and nerdy shows like the borderlands version of doctor who. And I love her for that.

[lilliths-httyd-blog]

Ever wondered if your favourite species of dragon from HTTYD is underrated? Find out now!

[crossdressingdeath]

Oh. Right. I'd forgotten about that fun little conversation where Cullen tells Cassandra to nominate a new commander and she refuses. And there's no opportunity to say "No, you don't get to make that call, you will nominate a new commander, that is an order". Genuinely, for all that Quiz is supposedly the most powerful person in Thedas it really does feel like they're trapped under the advisors' and Cassandra's control! This is my organization, Cullen is my commander (against my will, but even so); why the fuck does Cassandra get the final say on whether or not Meredith's right-hand-man currently going through withdrawal stays as commander?! Shouldn't that be the decision of... oh, I don't know, the Inquisitor?!

For once in his entire fucking life Cullen is putting someone else above himself. He looks at himself and his situation and says "No, this is not a position I should be in, it's not good for me or the Inquisition", and Bioware chooses this occasion to not let the player side with their special, special boy? The one time he's actually right? He's going through withdrawal. For five whole seconds it seems to actually be affecting him. He's not in any state to be leading armies and he knows it. And beyond that I reiterate my usual point of Meredith's second-in-command, leader of her death squads already being quite possibly the worst possible choice for a prominent member of the Inquisition if they want to appear even neutral in the mage/Templar conflict, which as a peacekeeping force they really should. He shouldn't be commander, and now he doesn't want to be commander, and if you like him it's also clear that it's getting increasingly unhealthy for him to be commander, so why can't Quiz just tell Cassandra that she doesn't get to just decide that their commander should be a high-ranking Templar going through withdrawal?! She should not have that power! She isn't even one of the Inquisitor's official advisors or seconds-in-command, much less the one in charge! It's not good for Cullen to be in such a high-stress position, it's not good for the Inquisition to have one of the leaders of the atrocities in Kirkwall in such a prominent role, and if your Inquisitor is a mage (or an elf, given the whole thing about Templars being sent in to harass and sometimes slaughter the Dalish for the local lord/the Chantry) it's not good for them to be forced to work so closely with someone who was part of the group largely responsible for oppressing them and who still clearly shares the beliefs of that group! He shouldn't be the commander for so many reasons, and many Inquisitors have good reason not to want him as the commander, so why does Cassandra get to unilaterally decide that he stays?