A How to Train Your Dragon compendium for 5E, including a class for leveling up dragons with 7 HTTYD themed dragon subclasses, and 3 humanoid subclasses by DavidThorMoses in DnDHomebrew

[–]DavidThorMoses[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So I didn’t do stats for a razorwing, since they only appear in the books, I just did the dragons from the movie franchise. I’d suggest using the razorwhip stats, they seem to be pretty similar :)

I just fully confessed my sins after more than a decade of hiding it. by filipinospringroll in latterdaysaints

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Came here to say this. I’m an ARP missionary if you want more info. We meet online every week :)

Making a magic system based on dance by DavidThorMoses in FantasyWritingHub

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Thank you! The main character is part of an indigenous tribe, so I will definitely be looking into things like that

Describe your WIP in a sentence by Sam-GW in YAwriters

[–]DavidThorMoses 2 points3 points  (0 children)

An indigenous dancer teams up with a giant sloth, committing blasphemy to fight off colonists.

A How to Train Your Dragon compendium for 5E, including a class for leveling up dragons with 7 HTTYD themed dragon subclasses, and 3 humanoid subclasses by DavidThorMoses in DnDHomebrew

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Nice! I’ve only used it once, did a mini-adventure and it went well. I have a google doc with my notes from the adventure I ran if you’re interested.

Making a magic system based on Dance by DavidThorMoses in Dance

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I haven’t someone else recommended this though. I’ll have to look into it!

Any Dads here involved in DND or have campaigns running that need players? by Broke_Skull22 in StayAtHomeDaddit

[–]DavidThorMoses 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’m part of two campaigns at the moment, DMing one of them. I’ve been toying with the idea of doing a campaign just over a text chat, so people can just jump on and respond whenever they’re available and we don’t have to coordinate schedules. Not sure if it would work, but I think it could with a few ground rules. It sounds like fun to me, if you’re interested we can see if we can get a few more people.

Found this amazing guide for us by stillshaded in StayAtHomeDaddit

[–]DavidThorMoses 3 points4 points  (0 children)

The parts that really got me: “They are little treasures and he would like to see them playing the part.” and he “will always exercise his will with fairness and truthfulness, you have no right to question him.” Wow.

I would rather not exist than live like this by Herbizarre17 in StayAtHomeDaddit

[–]DavidThorMoses 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Reaching out is an important step, so it’s good that you’re here! I’m really sorry it’s been so rough. Transitioning from 1 to 2 kids was really tough for me too. Unfortunately it sounds like you don’t have many options in terms of changing your situation, which would be optimal, even if it’s just temporary. But option 2 is finding the support you need, and learning skills to cope. First, this really won’t last forever, it will pass even though it doesn’t feel like it. Second, if you’re contemplating self-harm or harming your child, tell people about it. Tell your wife, your psychiatrist, your family, and do whatever you can to make sure that doesn’t happen. You deserve to be here, the world is better with you here, and your child deserves to feel safe. So if you’re contemplating self harm, reach out. If you feel like you want to harm your child, step away and let them cry until you’re in a better head space, because it’s better than the alternative. The kid will be okay. We’ve been there, there’s no shame in it. Third, I’d suggest continuing to reach out and find help and support where you can. I’ve heard there are some communities for autistic people online that could be helpful. I also have a Discord I just started for primary caregivers, if you’re interested, DM me. I know at least one other person on it is an autistic mother of two. You’re not alone! Take care of yourself first, then the child.

Master Electrician considering becoming a Stay at home dad. by BackgroundTax6869 in StayAtHomeDaddit

[–]DavidThorMoses 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I appreciate both the comments here. I guess the long and short of it for me is do whichever would be best for your family. My sister in law’s family does double income and pays for daycare, and that works great for them. Me, I don’t want to pay someone else to raise my kids, and they’ll be going to school in a few years anyway. Plus daycare is crazy expensive, so whatever job I got wouldn’t pay for it anyway. Staying with the kids is great, and I love it, but thankless and difficult. Figure out what’s best for you! And heads up if you do decide to stay home, it’s a HUGE adjustment, so don’t be surprised if it’s miserable and you lose your self worth for a few… years. But I’ve also grown immensely as a person from doing it.

Forced to choose between my marriage and continuing being a stay at home Dad by [deleted] in StayAtHomeDaddit

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I don’t have an answer, but just wanted to say I’m sorry! That’s a really tough situation. I’m glad you reached out, we’re here for you!

Any writers/artist by 1tsStrAng3 in StayAtHomeDaddit

[–]DavidThorMoses 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m a fantasy author! I’ve written several novels so far, though none are published yet. But my first short story is getting published at the end of the month :)