Reblog To Take The Person You Reblogged From To The Aquarium

attempt at an reblog game that I think would be fun: tell me where you are from in the tags but only by how your place is displayed in hollywood movies 

okay so inscryption is a game i really enjoy so decided to come up with a custom mechanic for it! (I have an idea for a scrybe that uses these cards, but they aren’t done yet). So, without further to do, tension!

all tension cards are seemingly “free” in that they can be played immediately but have a cost of 1-4. if the cost of all cards on your side of the board is over 4, you shall take the excess number of tension points as damage to all of your cards. 

your side deck is full of various mechanical cards that aid in tension management such as “tension jars” that increase the maximum. 

a 1-cost card would be like a squirrel or empty vessel, maybe a skunk. a 2-cost card would be like a stoat. a 3-cost card would be like a wolf, and a 4-cost card would be like a bear. this means that to play a four damage card, you must leave every other lane open.

let me know what you think!

Luke Lives AU where he gets copied into the game but doesn't get treated like a puppet by the Scrybes because Grimora and Leshy have taken such a shine to him. Eventually another player shows up and Leshy is in the middle of his Scrybe of Beasts narration when the player cuts him off like "who the fuck is that," and points to the back of the cabin where Luke is just chilling and its like

Leshy: oh uh that's the fifth Scrybe

Luke: *visibly just drinking a capri sun with his feet up on the puzzle chest*

Player: Scrybe of what?

Leshy: Scrybe of mind your own goddamn business unless you like grizzly bears

Idk how much I've 'grown' as a 'person' over the years however I HAVE gradually turned into increasingly cartoonish parodies of myself which has been a blast actually

4/11/22: Roots

Narrator: Leshy

You: None

We spent so long separated

Nothing in between

Always just so far apart

One would expect us to change

and be far different

but some things really do stay the same

We can't escape our roots

They keep us alive

Giving us water

and grounding us to the same place

But the machine is still different from the tree

We always only had one thing in common

Our roots grow from the same place

and everything else changed

There's one place we came from

and one place we share

our roots will always be there

Request from @kyoshi-with-a-gun: "why P03s game mirrors Leshy's, despite the multitude of directions it could go."

Note: I'll add a bottom section if the poem is based on a request, to confirm that a submitter's request is answered. Otherwise, the poem will be left up to interpretation. (Idea from @modronoid)

So there’s a scam/bot spam going around. Almost fooled me, but I got the same exact message on two seperate accounts.

I haven’t put in the link into anything just in case. So yeah, be aware lads.

In unequivocal terms, the UK is a police state. We have just lost our right to protest (if they are deemed ‘annoying’ - which will be interpreted to be any protest the government doesn’t like). This means anyone in the UK might face prison for exercising our right to protest. 

Please, please I’m begging non UK folks- to simply know this.

If the right to protest was lost in the US it’d be all over the internet. But nobody is here for UK folks. 

This is just as trans people and gay people and marginalised races and poor people are being hit with economic and social harm and are more likely to protest. 

Know about us- make sure the UK government is shamed for what it is doing. In the meantime, the UK citizens have some violence to plan. 

Pretty good short video on how bad the new hp game is

women

reasonable villain enjoyers have it rough because on the one hand you have to deal with people who woobify your villain faves and sandpaper away their hard edges (and most interesting qualities) to make them soft uwu; on the other hand there’s the folks who think your villain fave is satan incarnate or act like it’s an actual moral offence to like a fictional character who does bad things