We used the Fallout cookbook to make Nuka-Cola and it turned out fantastic! My youngest sibling even said it tastes better than Coke! It's really no wonder why that soda has stayed popular for over 200 years.
I consider this the proudest Fallout related achievement either of us have done.
Here are my guesses;
Hilda - Ranger
David - Bard
Frida - Wizard
Louise - Rogue
Johanna - Cleric
Alfur - Artificer
What do you think though?
I commissioned my friend Maskedphantom (aka Kreig-47) to draw this comic of Noelle babysitting Frisk.
Because the ambassador of monsterkind deserves only the best, and Noelle is quite a deer to give exactly that.
Here's a link to where you can find more of Maskedphantom's art;
Draw from as much as you know about the world of Dungeons and Dragons as you can, any campaign setting you know of whether it be Forgotten Realms, Dragonlance, Greyhawk, or anywhere else.
I'm mostly gonna draw from my knowledge of Forgotten Realms for my theory;
I think the D&D world would have a good chance of fending off a Frogvasions, they have reletively easy access to powerful magics that only a small minority of people in Amphibia have proven capable of using. They also have arguably more powerful magic users like Elminster, who are likely more than a match for even the strongest machines the Frobot Armies could throw at him.
And despite their mostly medieval setting, the people of D&D (at least the Forgotten Realms, far as I know) are no strangers to advanced technologies, with stuff like the Steel Watch in Baldur's Gate 3, the Artificer Class, and the Gnomes being known for being highly skilled mechanics. So It's even quite possible for the people of Toril to not only defeat Frobots, but they can also examine and reverse engineer the technology to use it against The Core.
D&D also has access to psychic magics, which would useful if The Core had an organic host like Darcy, since if their able to attack their host's mind directly, they possibly could do psychic damage to The Core by proxy, which might lead to them easily destroying The Core before it could drop any moons.
Combine that with the likelihood that most nations and factions would be willing to put their differences aside to fight a mutual threat to their world, and the Frobot Army may be in for a massive headache.
Here are some of my guesses;
Kermit: Bard
Miss Piggy: Monk
Gonzo: Wizard
Rizzo: Rogue
Sam Eagle: Paladin
Fozzie: Either a Bard or maybe a Sorcerer.
Animal: Barbarian
Electric Mayhem: All of them would be Bards (natch)
Dr Honeydew and Beaker: Both would be Artificers
Sweetums: Fighter
Robin: Cleric
Those are the best guesses I could give off the top of my head, what do you think the Muppets would choose if they played D&D?
I'd prefer clean and wholesome fanfics about Molly and Libby being a couple, especially if they remain their canon ages.
For those that don't know, My Time At Sandrock is an indie game that's like Stardew Valley, but you're a post-apocalpytic Builder instead of a farmer.
Which means Molly is gonna enhappify a desert town suffering a water shortage by basically channeling her inner Bob The Builder.
I commissioned my friend Maskedphantom47 (who also goes by Kreig-47-Aegis) to draw this crossover pic where Anne Boonchuy from Amphibia does battle with the Burnt Ivory King.
Will the Guiding Moonlight bring Anne to triumph? Or will she fall prey to the mighty ruler of Eleum Loyce?
Meet Doe Remi, bard extraordinaire and the greatest hero in the Ol' Lennium Kingdom.
Link to source: https://bsky.app/profile/golkeyart.bsky.social/post/3m6ipbdl3lc2p
Jimmy and Bimmy, two young kittens turned adventuring jesters in service to Princess Vivian.
Link to source: https://bsky.app/profile/golkeyart.bsky.social/post/3m34lyv2mxc2b
Do you think Molly and Scratch would be able to outwit the Ghostbusters like they did with the Chens? Or would they see through her tricks and successfully catch Scratch like they've done with many other ghosts in their careers?
And if they decided to capture the other ghosts of Brighton, would they be successful?