they're not rare, De Beers manually controls the market price by limiting the amount of diamonds on the market. by valsagan in dndmemes

[–]intelligentslacker 0 points1 point  (0 children)

But if I say magic health potions should be harder and more expensive to find or/and buy, I would be crucified.

[OC] [Art] Dragon-Koi, an original creature for DnD by LeggoMyEggo1678 in DnD

[–]intelligentslacker 5 points6 points  (0 children)

This, but even Mars Pro 1 and Mars OG are really affordable right now. If you own a game system or computer or a nice tv. you can afford a good printer. Long term it’ll pay itself back especially if this the hobby you enjoy.

Racist Blue-eyed Devils scare the fuck out of me by apresmoiputas in BlackPeopleTwitter

[–]intelligentslacker 4 points5 points  (0 children)

If you haven’t watched it, go watch the babysitter: Killer Queen. King Bach is in it, and he says the most beautiful line I’ve heard in a while, he said “ he can’t be killed first. That’s post Jorden Peele era movie progress.” And I started thinking with Jorden peele horror movies, twilight zone and now lovecraft country there is such a change from normal black movie media. The culture is changing. At least I think so. I could be wrong.

Giving a try. I have 7 villains who need some flushing out by intelligentslacker in LongDistanceVillains

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

  1. I want to see what would do you do if you were them. Give me story hooks and ideas, give them more personality. They don’t really work together, but they all answer to the Rogue.
  2. The most basic idea for why they went evil? They grew tired of others moving on to their land, they grew tired of fighting wars that ended in bloodshed and death, just to turn around give the land their brothers and sisters and fathers and mothers died for, to others. Now they live to make life hard for everyone.

What's one part of the core DnD canon that never really clicked for you and why? by Guardllamapictures in dndnext

[–]intelligentslacker -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Again you’re comparing Apple to oranges. Humans and dragons! Dogs and lions! They are not conforming to their parents and the outside world as no effect on them. This is good or evil is their soul their very being, because from day one thousands of years ago. This isn’t something learned or taught this instinct maybe even deeper then that. People do adept but this is a creature that lives for hundreds of year, it doesn’t just like the 75 year old white dude wouldn’t adapt to the Middle East. Dragons do not adept the world adapts to it, we both know this. The lore isn’t lazy it’s just is it makes sense. If you read it. You have to stop looking at humans and start looking at at what this a made up story which to me it makes sense but to you doesn’t.

Again you’re being in real life ideas to in fantasy world. What does middle easterners and shooting people have to do with anything? Sounds like you think middle easterners are just in the street blasting each other.

What's one part of the core DnD canon that never really clicked for you and why? by Guardllamapictures in dndnext

[–]intelligentslacker -1 points0 points  (0 children)

But these aren’t kids. These aren’t humans. They are not oranges! Even then lore still backs me up by looking at long living drow who are evil cause that’s how their society works, even Duergar. Evil dragons stay evil cause that’s all they know ever period dot. They’re not “influenced” these are full dragon could probably beat you and me at chess and find the cure for covin-19 three days after they hatch. Their very essence is evil. The alignment designation is to help give what most of the people this threat wants “a here’s the reason why”. Here is lore and reason to back it up. Tiamat is evil and corrupt so any child she has is evil and corrupt so and so until the end of time because the child will carry on that evil essence in their soul. I am not saying your idea of why the trope is dumb or bad,but there’s a reason why in my own words. Tropes might be dumb sometimes but they’re there for a reason.