secret tunnel; secret tunnel .

the chokehold gong yoo has on me is so serious rn after squid game i watched train to busan, silenced and even shitshow of a goblin just to see his face. things i do for my favourite dilf

Agmek Ok

Cosmataeon character concept

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super drained Caterpillar deity. he combats anxiety with swords though he has no limbs

🌍My favourite spread from Green Rising by Lauren James. This fits my whole blog perfectly, I will reinforce that you guys should hella read this book🌍

Knocked out a bunch of patreon rewards today; all characters belong to their respective owners-the last character in the last piece is mine, tho; her name is Puzzle & she is a bard

I made a little Warrior Nifty from the pixel design of @fuckyeahdnd to fight NFTs

Link to the post with the OG sprite so you can make your own Niftys!

Wizard: Oh, I like your Goblin detecting sword! That's funny.

Goblin who thought they just had a cool glowing sword: ... My what now?

A shy fiend. Do you know a Goblin in your life?

i LOVE the way @pocketss draws goblins so I wanted to draw one kind of in their style!

This is Grimble, he’s a npc in a dungeons and dragons campaign I run for some friends :))

only the essentials

Please don't say the word goblin or other creatures that are obsessed with money, they're antisemitic (i know u didn't know don't worry)

I’m not an expert on folklore or Judaica, but I am a Jew who has taken some classes in European folklore, so I have a couple thoughts on this. “Goblin” is a generic term to refer to a lot of different mythical creatures, some of them mischievous, some of them friendly, some of them evil. Some goblins do share traits with antisemitic stereotypes (lookin’ at you, JKR ... and also a lot of modern RPGs), and sometimes that is intentional antisemitism on the part of the people telling the stories.

But the term is still very, very broad, and there are so many different types of creatures that are called “goblins” that they can’t all be said to represent an antisemitic stereotype.

Shakespeare’s Puck is a hobgoblin, for example, and this was a book I read as a kid and enjoyed:

I would agree that we shouldn’t call other human beings “goblins” (because at the very least it seems pretty rude, if not potentially antisemitic?) but calling my mom’s dog a goblin because she reminds me of a funny little creature doesn’t strike me as problematic. I could be wrong here, but as someone who has read a lot of folklore, the term “goblin” could apply to almost as diverse an array of different creatures as the term “dragon,” and I would rather focus on critiquing goblin characters that use antisemitic tropes than removing the word “goblin” from the lexicon.

The androgynous urge to lay down in the forest under a large tree when the sun is setting and everything is golden and start to decay and lay there forever

me

now this... this is the kind of content i want recommended to me

if ur trying to reblog this from the original source, don't. go look for someone that posted the source instead. i completely forgot to link the video but a bunch of other people have in the replies and i recommend reblogging it from them instead. thanks babes

friendship rings <33

Still trying to come to terms with the fact I'll never be a librarian who can speak a dead language and be recruited by a ruggish but handsome explorer for a quest to lift the curse and save the world

Google photos messes up dates sometimes so now I have a rat from the year 5720 and a toad from the year 601