Your friendly dungeon master! Anthropomorphic wolf, necromancer, pyromancer, guardian of souls, hoarder of puzzles and riddles, seeker of knowledge, tea enthusiast and Anubis' son.
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What do you like to sing?
Here is my top 10 songs that I sing the most unconsciously:
three sided coin
Choose! Heads, tails or tums?
what is the airspeed velocity of an unladen swallow
What do you mean? An African or a European swallow?
eat a mushroom off the ground
Do I look like a plumber to you?
how is gen beta doing
Takes a quick look at the forge.
Well, the ingots are still being melted, why?
I'm learning to do everything in a more progressive and calm way. This way, not only do I not end up having a burnout, but I also don't get frustrated by aiming too high as soon as I start and failing, making me not give up so easily. So I'm very proud of that.
Recently delved into the topic of animal intelligence, others than humans, and i think there is this bias to for weird structures found in a modern day western human society. So my question which are the most misunderstood creatures besides like the typical (e.g wolfs , cats hyenas. Better yet non mammalian) in your oppinion
I think arthropods are also very misunderstood. People either have a great disgust for them or a great fear of them, and they are so small that people often do not sense intelligence in them. I have always thought, judging by the way people treat them, that bugs are seen as little irrational automatons that act according to a simple and repetitive programming. But no, bugs are very smart! And they even have idle behaviors and do things that do not bring them anything just for the luxury of having fun!
Do you have a favorite D&D campaign setting?
Not really, as long as it's a setting that allows for a wide range of character creation freedom. As an autistic person who needs the security of being able to play a familiar character, I know how bad it is to be part of a table where it has been deliberately decided to play an extremely low fantasy campaign precisely to avoid facing the narrative complexity that the existence of characters like mine gives to the story. That's why as a Game Master, as long as you don't go into invincible god mode, I never have problems with anyone's characters. I don't care if I have to justify the existence of X race or X powers or whatever. I want everyone to feel comfortable with who they are in the game.
In what ways would you want to positively impact the world?
I have always fantasized about the idea of changing the world for the better through my art. Being able to offer ideas and knowledge that help people empathize more with others and make the world a better place. All this because I have always thought that people, let's say, "bad" are bad due to lack of knowledge and education. Unfortunately, time and age are showing me that there are people who consciously choose conflict and harm others. So my goal now may have shifted a little to showing creatures like me that they are not alone and giving them love instead of trying to waste my energy trying to change someone who clearly doesn't want to.
What's the best riddle you know?
It's difficult to choose just one. I like even the simplest ones if they make you resort to logic or lateral thinking even for a moment. But one that seemed very good to me and that even knowing the answer still seems fascinatingly complicated to imagine is that of the hundred green-eyed prisoners.
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