basalt-dnd:

The artwork is by Tryingtofly, and can be found by clicking this link. Their artwork of scenery is beautiful- I highly recommend looking over it.

I was going to work on adding more to this, but I can certainly revisit it sometime, and add/change things based on feedback.

It’s mostly for the purpose of saying “You discover a slightly transparent pike within the dungeon’s rubble. It appears to be of elemental origin, and feels a bit stronger than your current one,” as apposed to “You find a +1 pike.” (Which is fine, especially in less roleplay based campaigns, but sometimes it can be cool to hear about what the weapon actually is, in game.)

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hufflepirate:

I finally thought of my own cute alien/human relationships thing and I wasn’t gonna post it but another one crossed my dash, so I am:

Aliens that don’t have to eat. Aliens that absorb their energy from light or heat or something and can’t go dark places or cold places or places without nutritious breathable gasses without technology to help them, but have never eaten. Aliens that are horrified that humans have to kill other beings and grind them up with their mouth parts and they don’t even use tools and oh gosh what even are teeth why do humans have exposed face bones that is TERRIFYING.

But also, aliens that eventually get to know the humans and realize most of them are usually reasonably good at not eating things that are obviously, actively sentient (though there are some disagreements on that front) and anyway they’re super friendly to creatures that can speak and they get very attached and fine, they can be friends with the humans even though they’re weird and scary. And then they’re like ‘I brought you a plant to crush in your mouth parts’ or ‘I found this and it’s dead, are you hungry?’ Or ‘you look dizzy do u need to eat my potted plant?’ And they are not very good at suggesting/providing food but gosh darnit they try and the humans think it’s adorable. And aliens get invited to dinner parties where there are sun lamps for them to sit under while the humans eat, because friendship, so they learn the cultural stuff around food and they can smell the interesting smells and it’s all good and pure. They don’t really understand the arguments about whose grandma makes the best food, but they nod and make positive facial expressions. It’s ok.

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culturenlifestyle:

Hand Painted Glassware Inspired by Fine Art by Jocelyn Coombs

New York-based artist Jocelyn Coombs takes pride in their unique handprinted drinkware. Both as a functional and decorative piece for home, she loves to experiment with textures and colors. Her Monet and Van Gogh collection is an ode to classic masterpieces for your everyday cup of jo or wine drink. Find them in her Etsy shop.

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