I’m considering DMing a small-party D&D 5e campaign that would only have sessions 1-2 times a month alongside another campaign that is currently running weekly. Not certain on when sessions would be, but hoping for a party that’s only 2-4 tops. Anyone interested that is not in my main group?
I watched reruns of the original 80s Thundercats growing up and loved it despite the stupidity.
I watched the 2011 reboot and adored the story and animation, even if it did have problems. I was mortified when it was canceled for no apparent reason as Cartoon Network shifted in the direction it’s been going since.
And now….

Cartoon Network, kindly fuck off.
Baby, baby no, don’t eat the stingray. Did Steve Irwin teach you nothing?
Congratulations- anyone who reblogs this image is officially an artist, initiated by the High Arts Secret Cabal. Anyone attempting to separate a person with this card from ‘real artists’ will be informed of their mistake and fed to the alligators.
(Reblogs encouraged, but please do not repost.)
Sometimes I get too timid to send asks to ask. I want to see how many people are ok with artists drawing their OCs!
I say let it
(via lil-mizz-jay)
How the DM directs the party towards the narrative goal

How the party actually responds to the DM’s directions

HALF MY RAZZ BERRIES, ALL MY ULTRABALLS, GREATBALLS, AND HALF MY POKEBALLS LATER THIS FUCKER GOES IN AFTER A NICE THROW CURVE BALL WHAT THE HELL
We’ll done!!
THANK YOU
how… How are you supposed to power them up when they’re a unique pokemon and it relies on candies you only get from capturing them
You’re able to get more than one via legendary raids or doing so many field work assignments. But you only have a low chance for them so they’re kinda unique but kinda not.
Rare Candies, really uncommon items mind you, work as well
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