Cabinet Derg @Motodrachen@awoo.space

Tiny!

how to be a dragon*:

1. think: do I want to be a dragon?
1.5. ​​
2. answer: yes I do want to be a dragon.
3. be a dragon.
4. 🐲 🐲 🐲 🐲 🐲

* this technique works for many other things to be as well

posting this here for future use, 2020 feels like I need this tattooed on my soul.

"Sir," the dragon said, "why do you seek to kill me?"
"You're a dragon! You hoard wealth, and eat women!"
"Old dragons do that. Us young dragons don't. Kill the old ones."
"They're too strong to kill!"
"They'd be dead by now, had you let younger dragons live to challenge them."
#MicroFiction #TootFic #SmallStories

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https://twitter.com/BorkThunder/status/1287758116843593731

So, I've been talking recently about the intersection of Jewish ethnicity with alterhuman - and especially nonhuman - identity, and how it can be complicated when you're part of a group that's literally been seen as equivalent to cattle, vermin, and that has entire monsters inspired by caricatures of your people. Likewise, how being visibly Jewish in communities full of goyische neopagans can be incredibly alienating, especially when trying to call out antisemitism in those spaces (I see this a lot with draconics claiming "lizard people" conspiracies are about them, as an example.)

And I'm curious how it is for people of other ethnicities and especially for people of color? Because I also notice that there's either an overwhelming whiteness to these communities or there's a distinct lack of POC speaking up about their racial identities in these spaces, and I'm wondering how those things intersect for other people?

uhhhh pretty sure there was a whole violent war for independence

finally we have an official statement on the issue from Paizo:
kobolds are cringe

;_;

*sets up HRT booth at farmers market*

“Get your gender here! Fresh local gender!”