THIS IS WHAT I'VE BEEN SAYING

THIS IS WHAT I'VE BEEN SAYING

team starkid dimension 20 crossover

we got angela on thousandaires IT COULD HAPPEN

The five genders:

-eepy bitch

-mean blanket

-tits out

-lonely

-Ghibli movie

You are a witch who personifies the very idea of coldness and solitude. Your sister, who personified harmony and community and you secretly hated bc she talked too much, passes away and her successor is a young naive witch who somehow talks even more. Being a master of manipulation, you conspire with your other sisters to get rid of her. Said sisters are 1) an old lady who somehow insults everyone to their faces in a way that you can’t retaliate against and postpones the murder plot because she’s eepy, 2) a goth so committed to being a bitch twenty four seven that it affects her ability to effectively carry out said murder, and 3) a titty AND crotch-out hippie who is down for the murder but also sees it as her magical right to eat anyone who walks faster than a light jog. Every day Indri Witch of the Wind and Stars wakes up

She lived she served cunt she did horrible things she treated an ai for anxiety she served more cunt she almost died she played funzo she taunted a woman pointing a gun at her and yes she did die BUT SHE SERVED CUNT WHILE DOING IT!!!!

I will say, they've mentioned before that shooting schedules have to work around players' other obligations, which I would imagine informs a lot of the filming timeline.

Plus, Dropout is a business, and a pretty experimental one at that! I doubt they can really afford to take big hiatuses from their most popular programming. Besides, non-intrepid heroes seasons are getting longer and much more frequent; with rotating casts, most cast members have a lot of time between seasons

i will say that they’re so visibly tired in the ap, and they’ve clearly forgotten some of the stuff to be wrapped up, and just. i know i harp on about this a lot but i just think that they should have more time off between seasons and more time to film each seasons rather than the need for constantly releasing new campaigns

cursed

Depends where you're coming from! Here's a goofy little guide:

If you know nothing about D&D, start with Fantasy High

If you know nothing about D&D but you watch RuPaul's Drag Race, start with Dungeons and Drag Queens

If you're coming from Critical Role, start with Escape the Bloodkeep

If you're coming from The Adventure Zone, start with Tiny Heist

If you're coming from Dungeons and Daddies (or prefer other TTRPGs over D&D), start with Mentopolis

If you're coming from NADDPod, honestly pick any Intrepid Heroes season (that's Fantasy High, A Crown of Candy, Unsleeping City, Starstruck Odyssey, Neverafter)

If you're an old school College Humor fan (or if you joined Dropout for Game Changer first), you could start with Mice and Murder

If you're big into comics, sci-fi, etc., start with Starstruck Odyssey

If you like D&D for its fantasy settings, start with A Crown of Candy or Escape the Bloodkeep

If you were a Percy Jackson kid, start with The Unsleeping City

If you were a Harry Potter kid, start with Misfits and Magic

If you were a classic lit kid, start with Burrow's End

And if you prefer really long campaigns over shorter seasons, I'd go for the Spyre series (in order: Fantasy High, Fantasy High: Sophomore Year, optional Pirates of Leviathan, optional The Seven, Fantasy High: Junior Year)

There's also quite a few I WOULDN'T start with. For example:

-Fantasy High Sophomore and Junior Year, The Seven, Pirates of Leviathan, Unsleeping City live season (all sequels or expansions on established universes)

-Coffin Run (awesome season, just a slightly different vibe from many of the main seasons)

-The Ravening War (a prequel! Technically you could understand it alone, but I would watch A Crown of Candy first, especially since they're DMed by different people, so the tone is slightly different)

-Shriek Week (fuck Gabe Hicks)

real talk where do I start d20. there are so many campaigns