https://teapaw.org/t.co/84zLX8IYRs Aryssa 5e World Book. Unofficial Otter 841 Fan Club. Wooly Mouse Enjoyer. Happy Dino Skull enjoyer.
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photowordism.home.blog/2025/… -- I haven't updated this in awhile, but when I read through it again, it turned out because I'm pretty happy with it. What is it?
A D&D 5E setting book. It has adventure hooks/vignettes, legendary villains for each CR. A bunch of magic items. Setting specific-takes on different races. Archetypes for each class + Artificer. A sizable bestiary.
So, I need a new pinned tweet -- so here it is. Enjoy the Aryssa World Book.
We'll also try some hashtags: #TTRPG #DungeonsAndDragons #DnD #5E
teapaw.org/lucentile/status/20335… -- Sure would be nice if people stopped finding missing memory cards (even when it goes against the grain.)
The group pretending to be affiliated should be nuked off Twitter. Impersonation is one of the few things that actually gets enforced, and this is a pretty big issue because a lot of people will think they are someone they aren't.
Man. I only ever see these College Republican groups speak up when it's to apologize for some members praising Hitler in the group chat, or to attack a woman for her religion.
I think Republicans would be better off without half of these College Republican groups at this rate.
Say what you mean. Don't hide behind "Christ is King."
Do you agree with the other "College Republican" groups engaging in rank bigotry by calling her a demon worshipper?
Don't try and be cute about it -- be adults and use your words.
We cleared out college Republican groups for being openly bigoted before. If this is an official College Republican group, it should get cleaned out as well.
@uscollegegop -- You've got some serious house cleaning to do before 2028 happens and all of these get plastered everywhere and makes 2026 look like a good year for Republicans.
This guy is actively harming Republican and Christian morale and effectiveness. He's no longer an amusing guy to Internet house with.
He's openly hostile to non whites, of which I am one. If he wants to be at odds, so be it.
Let me be clear.
One of the reasons I can't with a clear conscience vote for Democrats is because too many of their people would cheer if I were shot, as seen after what happened to Charlie Kirk.
A loud group of people on the right are trying to hijack the Republican party into an equally hate filled group.
So, as a reminder: My dad is Chamorro; my mother is Italian among other things (her family tree is less clear.)
If your politics are that race mixing is bad, that non-whites should not have political power, or should be thought of as "demons" or should be killed, I won't be voting for that group either.
Because I -- and I think a lot of people -- have as one of their guiding principles when it comes to voting is: "Don't vote for people who want me dead." There are elements on the left that clearly want me dead because of my conservative opinions. If elements on the right come to that same conclusion for different reasons, I'm perfectly happy not voting for either side.
So I guess we don't want to win elections any more and would rather be antagonistic towards one of the better people to have worked on conservative issues in the last few years.
Well, good to know 2028 will be worse. But at least some people get to insult people on the Internet.
This guy really wants to accelerate to permanent minority.
It's not his country if he rejects the First Amendment.
Harmeet Dhillon has done more to protect Christians than Webbon could ever hope to.
Didn't... didn't he serve in World War I?
J.R.R. Tolkien’s Life Was Unexciting. His Work Is Anything But.
D.J. Taylor’s new book is part biography and part critical study of the writer behind “The Lord of the Rings.” nytimes.com/2026/11/05/books… via @NYTimesBooks
What I always find interesting is that the one group that it seems anathema to pitch books to are young boys who want adventure.
If you want to target low-propensity readers in other demographics with books focusing on racial issues, LGBT issues, etc., no one has issues.
The moment you want a book for young boys that will appeal to them because it is an adventure story, people start rolling their eyes about how boys are bad readers, how boys just aren't intellectually curious, etc., etc.
Hatchet, Island of the Blue Dolphins and the Iceberg Hermit are my trilogy of "were our teachers worried we'd be abandoned in the wilderness" books growing up.
