
I'm so happy to be back at the d&d table. I'm playing a harengon ranger. A harengon is basically a rabbit person. I have a bit more painting to do on her, but I'm excited she gets to be active again.
I'm so happy to be back at the d&d table. I'm playing a harengon ranger. A harengon is basically a rabbit person. I have a bit more painting to do on her, but I'm excited she gets to be active again.
Although I did not finish reading the adventure, I do like how it‘s structured: there are ways to start it at different levels (in case you have existing characters to play it with) and the players can choose one of four giants to tackle at one point, with each giant having different challenges and side quests.
Based on The Adventure Zone podcast, the McElroy brothers learn how to play Dungeons & Dragons with hilarious results.
In the first installment of the series, fighter Magnus, wizard Taako, and cleric Merle are on the mission to deliver goods and rescue Merle‘s cousins but cause a whole bunch of damage as they murder-hobo their way through the countryside.
Some recently painted miniatures I did for some kids I played d&d with. I'm also giving them the tagged book since I have an extra copy. Left to right a Kenku, a Changling and a Grung. The kids chose all the colors used.
#LitsyCrafters
Today's project is mini mimic chests for trinket trading. I still need to make their tongues but I got 50 done so far. (Ratio is 1in length)
55 & 56/100 Dungeons & Dragons was definitely one of my all time favorite Saturday morning cartoons, even though I was a little old for cartoons when it came out. I enjoyed seeing the characters again, still trying to get home, still fighting against Venger. The twist ending of vol 2 wasn't that big a surprise, but it was touching none the less. 3.75/5 ⭐ #Read2025 #SeriesLove2025
This was a cute one. I found myself invested in the storyline rather quickly. The grandma killed me, I love her so much. She might actually be the best part of the whole book. It was a fun story to mix up what I have been reading lately.
I didn‘t finish it in one day, but I did wrap it up this morning over tea. Just as good as the first, there‘s no connection between them (except a blink-and-you‘ll-miss-it cameo by an unnamed Riley). Quinn has baggage to deal with when she joins Logan‘s D&D group at her new school, and their brewing attraction could scuttle the whole game. Green flags abound in these stories! Just the pick-me-up I needed when the world is terrible.
I'm going to be running a few of the heists from here. I think I'll do a review for each one and how it went 😅
Another great one in the series. Love all the characters and the stories of the adventures of the crew.
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https://youtube.com/shorts/V5pGuYaqe5g?feature=share
Enjoy!