
I love it, but writing sometimes gives me anxiety. Endings are the hardest part for me. If I ever get that far, I feel like they're never as strong as my beginnings. Which I can understand when I have the best time writing about people and social dynamics, but most people expect you to have a plot of you're gonna share a story.
I'm gonna watch the premiere of the 3rd Critical Role campaign tonight. It sounds really good from the way people talk about it, I just hate starting things in the middle, you know? Especially with DnD stuff that gets nuanced really fast, and in a fandom space as volatile as Tumblr.
Oh! And Wyrmwood, purveyors of nerd shit such as glorious gemstone dice and drool-worthy gaming tables, is currently running a kickstarter for a tarot deck! They're calling it the Corrupted Tarot. So named because it's designed to be read using the cards' reversed meanings instead of the standard ones. Even if tarot isn't your thing, it's worth checking out just to look at all the pretty art.
And speaking of card art, when I asked him about buying a copy of the tarot deck, Husband also showed me a thing Magic is doing. They're using children's drawings to make limited runs of a few cards to sell for charity in a Secret Lair drop. If husband acquires them for us, you can bet that this kid's version of Craterhoof Behemoth will be my go-to version of the card. And yes, that was legitimate enthusiasm, not sarcasm.
For those who might be curious, I tend to run mono-green decks, and my go-to commander is Omnath, Locuse of Mana. But I don't always play EDH, it's just Husband's favorite format and the format nearly everyone else we know plays. I also have a fondness for Gatecrash cards, simply because I tried to start playing when that set was current, but life happened.