I have a Druid that wants to spice up his Wild Shapes and you have some cool ideas for standard beasts. I was just wondering if you had a folder or list of them all together for easier access.
My art prints come in 5x7 and 8.5x11 sizes. Things have gotten a little disorganized and hard to keep track of lately, so I was wondering what y’all use to keep track of your inventory. Do you use different containers for the con itself and storage in between shows?
Less of a priority, but how do you do the same for stickers or buttons?
When you knock your opponent down to 1% of health, only to realize they’re Mega Evolved so it’s not because of a Focus Sash…
This isn’t a post about “man, there team was so bad, how sad for them” but matches where luck was on your side so much that you almost feel like you didn’t *deserve* to win?
For instance, yesterday I ran my Aerodactyl and got FIVE FLINCHES IN A ROW from Rock Slide. I can only imagine what they were thinking on the other end, it gave me a dirty feeling inside even though I know it all comes to rolls of the dice.
I remember another match where it was down to the final two (my Vanillixe against their Charizard Y). He missed Heat Wave, I hit an out-of-snow Blizzard for the win.
The party will soon need to seek help from a particular archfey that has a reputation for her fascination of mortal creatures from the Material Plane. As such, she has shaped her Domain of Delight around being a place to house all of her various "pets" both as a means to keep them comfortable (in her eyes) and to show them off to other fey nobility.
Obviously, being an archfey, I want their to be an eccentric and/or creepy feeling to her domain. After all, it's not just unintelligent animals that inhabit her zoo. For example, one of the party (a halfling druid that is also a shifter) was one of her favorites. At least a few more among her collection are unhappy with their circumstances, but are bound via fey pacts and are unable to leave.
One idea I had would be that there are environments reconstructed to look like the Material Plane for the "comfort" of her creatures, but they are flawed recreations, something just off about them. Almost like someone playing a park manager video game, placing vegetation and objects in awkward or unnatural positions, misunderstanding environmental needs like food or temperature, etc.
All of this will likely lead into that idea when it comes to poorly run IRL zoos where the guests' entertainment is prioritized over the animals' comfort, maybe even leading into a moral quandary for the party of "do we risk the archfey's wrath in order to set these creatures/people free?"