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deaddovestellnotales · 14 hours
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Reasons why Raistlin resonates with me as a disabled person :V
He is *actually* disabled, so the disability / chronic illness actually makes his life miserable sometimes and it's not just written as a special ability that makes him extra strong or that he can just magic away (get it magic away ahahah)
The sibling dynamic is very realistic. yall have you ever considered how the "power" imbalance between siblings because of disability can fuck them both up?`?? Like you don't want to be dependant on your sibling and your sibling is either not understanding or too understanding and think they need to do everything for u
Generally being seen just as a person who needs help and a liability?? And kind of like a burden? Have had it happen to me, the therapist of my sis very literally said that it was my fault that my sister wasn't getting enough attention from my parents (bc I was very sick when I was a child, and disability in general)
You see everyone else run ahead of you and get out there in life while you're always stuck in the back. Bc no matter how much more accessible life becomes, it cannot change the fact that you can't do some things. And that you will to a certain extent never be able to achieve those things in the same way.
Disability actually still is a thing that often times is the only defining personality (or gender) that other people prescribe to u. They won't even look at you instead they see someone they need to help (I mean useful, yes, if you need help, but also annoying af if you want to be seen as an actual person . . . )
If you don't get mental health treatment u end up like raistlin bitter and pretty cynical and passive aggressive --> he should have gotten treatment but we all know how that went
THANKS FOR COMING TO MY TED TALK
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endrae · 5 months
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Naeem Veranius, a knight of the Rose - Dragonlance
Things are starting to escalate in the campaign and I feel like my man is in a need of an armor very soon, so thus finally got this done. I meant to make the design more toned down but it seems Naeem is just way too extra for that, and this is what I ended up with after trying different options
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oldschoolfrp · 7 months
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Knight of the Black Rose -- Clyde Caldwell cover art for James Lowder's 1991 novel that transports Lord Soth from Dragonlance's Krynn to Ravenloft's Demiplane of Dread
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forsena-kinds · 5 months
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jliolit · 3 months
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curtvilescomic · 10 months
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Laurans Kanan wielda Frostreaver by Stephen Fabian 
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morgottkissme · 7 months
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we will die with the glory of Lunitari shining down on us and the flame of the magic in our hearts. We will die with the magic burning in our blood!
Commission to me.
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grechaart · 17 days
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The reference of my character in the world of Dragonlance, for which I have been playing in the same campaign for almost 4 years! My first and favorite girl!
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echo-bleu · 11 days
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We needed Celebrimbor as Dalamar, to go with Annatar as Raistlin and Finrod as Crysania.
He could also double as book!Dalamar, tbh. But because it's my Celebrimbor design, he's wearing the silver ring splints I've drawn for him before.
for @chthonion and @actual-bill-potts 💙
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timorpanico · 8 months
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(This is a remake of "Towers of High Sorcery" cover that I made for fun and love ❣️)
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dicegrimorium · 8 months
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Greetings!
Walks through the forest are always full of possibilities and adventure. In their never-ending quest to be the best of the best, the party of adventurers comes across a set of streams.
Stopping to take a sip of the clear, blue waters, the party lowers their defenses for just a fraction of a moment. The rustling of leaves surprises them and they're ready to spring into action.
But nothing comes out. They wait and then they wait some more, readying their weapons and looking around the wilderness for another sign of an ambush. They feel the cool wind on their cheeks, and a deadly silence makes itself present. Still nothing.
Paranoia starts to settle in the minds of our heroes, and they desperately try to find something, anything that might prove them right in their fears.
Is someone or something really stalking our heroes? Or is an evil curse starting to take hold of their minds? A curse that might've been cast a long time ago. Are they starting to see things that aren't really there?
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endrae · 6 months
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On the subject of dnd characters, yet again. The latest campaign we started was Dragonlance. So here's my character for the said campaign: Naeem, knight of the order of rose and paladin following Paladine. When he is certainly the oldest group member regarding physical age, the mental age is one thing altogether lol
I still should design his armored version, but here's him with his "casual" clothes aka out of armor look
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akreon · 1 year
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Illustration I had a pleasure to create for Dungeons & Dragons - Dragonlance: Shadow of the Dragon Queen.
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oldschoolfrp · 22 days
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Jeff Easley's painting for the 3-panel foldout cover of TSR's 104-page 1992 product catalog, featuring characters from many of the different genres and settings of TSR's games, and reprinted in full without text as the header of the contents page
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severinkaart · 2 months
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jliolit · 5 months
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