D&D Tiktoks for a Long Day

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[@ADiceySituation]

Quincy, Lord of all that is Wholesome, really said "That is a thick ass". Masterclass.

[@learningcurve6499]

he is something special

[@princealigorna7468]

I love that man

[@rooksilver]

watch just roll with it if you liked the “i hate you” monologue :))

[@learningcurve6499]

starting it now

[@chubs3273]

Just Roll With It is sooooo good!

[@learningcurve6499]

yes I'm just getting into it

[@notesmaker204]

Saying, "Yatzee" out of nowhere is some mystery inc. shit.

[@learningcurve6499]

Yep it was a funny skit

[@randomchaos550]

5:45 That was so beautiful. They live actioned the first meeting of the Mighty Nein.

[@learningcurve6499]

it was gorgeous

[@MrDude-ez8cm]

I'm an simple man. I see Emily Axford, I click😊

[@learningcurve6499]

Still, thank you for the support.

[@The_Official_Goblin]

Ok I wanna hear some opinions on a intimidation sentence here it goes:
"Imma give you 12 seconds, to pray to every devil and god that you may or may not believe in."

[@learningcurve6499]

pretty good I give it a 8/10

[@Icequeen36]

The funny thing about the first tik tok I had a mount once that I accidentally tamed session one it was giant mantis compared to like humans and it was terrorizeing a village and my two inches tall fairy tamed it and rode on it until she died

[@learningcurve6499]

😂 That is great

[@Icequeen36]

@@learningcurve6499 it was such a fun time

[@rafaelhampson616]

Love your vids

[@learningcurve6499]

Thank you for the support!😄

[@nolanmejia5510]

13:30 I will be stealing this

[@learningcurve6499]

same

[@bananabanana484]

12:05 I know this wasn’t made with malicious intent, but this seems like it’s playing on some messed up stereotypes about DID. They’re not monsters, they’re people. Other people are more dangerous to a DID system then they are to other people (with allowance for the natural spectrum of cruelty among all human demographics).

[@learningcurve6499]

I am so sorry. I didn't see it this way at first but a now notice how it could be taken the wrong way or could be disrespectful, sorry.