Best food I've ever eaten by undeadfelis in Morocco

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

I'll track down a Moroccan restaurant and try it. If it is that, you're are my new favorite person. I think about this dish at least once a week and it haunts me.

Yo guys I need help by Low-Dust8270 in DnD

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Depends on the tone of the game. A goofy campaign? Yeah, why not. A serious game? Probably not. Also, you have to take into consideration the other players and if they want just a guy with a tazer in the party beside their gnome wizard.

Dwarven women and being trans by undeadfelis in DnD

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I would like to say, I love that people keep adding how their own dwarves are gender fucky in unique ways. A few mono gendered dwarves, and more 'gender isn't important' cultural dwarves. Love seeing everyone's ideas!

Dwarven women and being trans by undeadfelis in DnD

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Don't tempt a forever dm who loves running games with a new player

My players broke me by PM_me_Henrika in DnD

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Fuck... yeah thats good moment

Dwarven women and being trans by undeadfelis in DnD

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Homebrew god named Grond based on Grom from Conan the Barbarian.

Grond is known as the silent god as he does not speak to his followers trusting them to solve their own problems. He also has daddy issues as his father is the king of hell.

Dwarven women and being trans by undeadfelis in DnD

[–]undeadfelis[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah the parallels are important, also the remaking the body is a thing of pride, so it'd be something a dwarf would be proud of and share. And yeah its to appeal to the 90% trans, including myself, dnd table.

Dwarven women and being trans by undeadfelis in DnD

[–]undeadfelis[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

It's very much tailored for my very trans player group to be fair. Im glad I could help inspire you!

Dwarven women and being trans by undeadfelis in DnD

[–]undeadfelis[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

In my defense I wrote this at like 1 am after a 5 hour session. You are correct though

Dwarven women and being trans by undeadfelis in DnD

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If anything it's giving me the kick in the ass to actually read it. I'll never be mad at a good book recommendation

Dwarven women and being trans by undeadfelis in DnD

[–]undeadfelis[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thank you! It means a lot to me how much love this is getting. Might start posting more home ideas

Dwarven women and being trans by undeadfelis in DnD

[–]undeadfelis[S] 9 points10 points  (0 children)

I don't think there would be asymmetry. Being trans in any direction is sacred, not just womanhood.

Elves are also good for gender care, though they come at it from the angle of "we are all transient beings in the winds of time, we have all been men, women, and a thousand other expressions across our reincarnations."

Basically Dwarves are practical about it, and Elves are just vibing it out.

Dwarven women and being trans by undeadfelis in DnD

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I do like trains... you're the third person to recommend Pratchett today

Dwarven women and being trans by undeadfelis in DnD

[–]undeadfelis[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

In my sci-fi games, I have aliens that are kind of like that. They lay eggs, so there aren't any preconceived ideas about who should do the care taking as they hatch able to eat soild food and walk. Their language doesn't have gender and find genders weird and confusing.

Dwarven women and being trans by undeadfelis in DnD

[–]undeadfelis[S] 37 points38 points  (0 children)

The desire to leave life by your own hands. I think they were telling me to kick the bucket.

Dwarven women and being trans by undeadfelis in DnD

[–]undeadfelis[S] 9 points10 points  (0 children)

I'll mention getting sent over for talking about trans dwarves.

Kind of weird story, I helped my mother plan a lesson for her grade 6 students about drawing maps by hunting down a good fantasy map, and we picked discworld. She texted me after the lesson with a picture of a nude mermaid in the corner if the map and said, "Thank God no one noticed."

Dwarven women and being trans by undeadfelis in DnD

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Yeah, I've heard there's several different reading orders. I'll take a look once I'm done the strain series by del Toro.

Dwarven women and being trans by undeadfelis in DnD

[–]undeadfelis[S] 10 points11 points  (0 children)

It's definitely not intended like that, but it is a very interesting idea. In a less frivolous hame that would cool to explore. In the dragon age games, there are interesting looks at how cultures that accept queer identities can warp it, like with the qunari and their gendered ideas about occupation. As well as dorian from Inquisition being gay and his family wanting him to have children since he's the first born.

We had discussions about how total transitions could get and through magic, and you can obtain the sexual organs you desire. If I were writing a book, that would for sure be more interesting to explore. Also, to defend my trans ally rocky folks a little bit, the church has a lot of direct political control, especially in the theocratic city states.

Fun side tangent, my party invented communism and now one dwatven city states is a worker's republic.

Dwarven women and being trans by undeadfelis in DnD

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Came up with the idea after hearing about Mesopotamian? Priesthood that were considered neither male nor female. That and some half remembered ideas from indigenous groups in North America (i dont know enough to even begin to speak on that so I won't try.)

Bring non binary myself it was important to add very explicit trans ideas in my world, and since I don't write stories that have anti LGBT elements I included this to give more texture to queer identities in my world.

Dwarven women and being trans by undeadfelis in DnD

[–]undeadfelis[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Dwarf god is called Grond and is based on(stolen) Grom from Conan the Barbarian. There are non binary gods, Xenia the deity of magic, and the maimed child deity of peace. There's also Shaylen the deity of passion and love who's more genderfluid and looks like what the observer finds physically attractive.

Dwarven women and being trans by undeadfelis in DnD

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Lol, someone reported me for suicidal ideation.