Things that have happened to various bulettes in our current #DnD campaign:
- possessed by same hive mind as the party warlock, thus also becoming part of said warlock
- target of fly spell (skyshark)
- disclosed plot spoilers via mind reading
- addicted to fantasy cocaine
- accidentally tamed by party members (multiple)
- jailed for property crimes.
Anyway. After all of that, my friend 3D printed this golden bulette for our DM for his patience.
After an experience bluffing some mine workers about their workplace safety practices our #DnD party is now called Organized Havoc & Slaughter (OH&S).
Last night, in #DnD:
DM: [describes a bar scene with a bard playing a hurdy-gurdy] It sounds like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wwyznoWJDHI
DM: What do you do?
ME: I sing along.
DM: (IRL specialist in medieval music) Okay. What does that sound like?
ME: (who plays a giant rotting vulture aarakocra corpse possessed by a deep sea siphonophore colony) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qINHRva5xxA
So my Fathomless Warlock in #DnD has a familiar giant isopod and, well. Now that's it's an Immersion Prop I finally have an excuse to buy
Every time we have #DnD scheduled I spend the entire day with "DEE. AND. DEE! ON TONIGHT!" stuck in my head on loop to the tune of: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NhsK5WExrnE
Also potentially related to this is my newfound zeal for bullet journaling our #DnD sessions...
In my continuing quest to make the most ridiculous #DnD character ever: the aarocokra Fathomless Warlock/Peace Cleric.
After getting shot down in combat, it drowned and was possessed by a part of an ancient deep sea collective intelligence, curious about the surface world. Now it shambles around, rotting and mutating and mute, spreading the loving embrace of the Gyre to all those who wish it.
I like #writing books and #monsters and writing books about monsters. Also the distributed #fandom web. I like that, too.