• AhdokOP
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    261 year ago

    In the past, a lot of people have asked “can I use these in my game?” (to which I say yes, of course, you can always use/remix/repost my stuff however you want so long as you’re not selling it) - but in this cases, it might be helpful to have vtt tokens

  • @subtext@lemmy.world
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    111 year ago

    These posts are such high quality… you’re definitely doing your part to support lemmy and I salute you!!

    • AhdokOP
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      91 year ago

      Haha… I’ve been drawing stupid DnD jokes for a long time, got plenty to share.

  • @Rhabuko@feddit.de
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    91 year ago

    Okay a Megoosa would be pretty hilarious and equally terrifying. Have to share this with our DM 😁

  • @Ryudos@lemm.ee
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    71 year ago

    It’s been a couple hours since I first saw this post and I can’t stop giggling at Megoosa. It hit me right in the funny bone. Amazing work!

  • Boz (he/him)
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    51 year ago

    Megoosa is the best (or, more likely, worst, lol). Geese are scary af when I run into them in the park, because they are way taller and louder than expected, and they strut right up to me like, “Hey, I know you’ve got bread. Hand it over, or we will peck off all your minor appendages.”

  • @BeigeAgenda@lemmy.ca
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    31 year ago

    So which one would be the toughest to meet as a wandering monster?

    Medusa is probably still the toughest, but megoosa could be a close second.

  • YSK that giraffes fight each other by swinging their heads at each other, leveraging their huge necks to build momentum and obviously Girafusa does this either to enemies or the giraffe hairs to each other.

    • AhdokOP
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      31 year ago

      I’m aware. Giraffes have been my favourite animal for my whole life :D