Girls Will Have Fleas And Wonder Whats The Big Deal

melakheth - on help

Goopy Dark Samus 😈

Inspecting my grean

cat girl save me.. cat girl.... save me cat girl (she would not)

t-...to-...toasty s'more mushrooms.....

I hanged out with my bestie for an extended amount of time and she spent the entire time raving about 40K lore, and introduced me to the Necrons and the book about Trazyn and Orikan …safe to say, I am very intrigued bc man those robots are hot 😳

oh i forgot to post my new oc here (the one that whole comic was about) ,,, their name is eden glee. i made them for baldur's gate purposes but i guess they kind of just work as a regular d&d character too ,,,, blue werewolf with trauma WHAT ELSE IS NEW

ayyyyyy come look at my fucked up OC

Amalgams are mobile platforms that consist of stacked colonies of microscopic entities informally known as demons, which are bonded parasitically to the body of a magician. A byproduct of magic use on or near significant quantities of standing water, demons spontaneously swarm puddles or lakes in the presence of magical energy. They crave and feed on magic, which also appears to have a cohesive effect on them: normally individualistic, single-cell-like demons will bond together while feeding and create larger and more intuitive beings.

While demons largely ignore normal humans (although ingestion of contaminated water may result in severe health problems), they will aggressively pursue magicians, who often avoid and fear water for this reason. Demons are highly parasitic in nature, and contact with bare skin will result in them burrowing into and anchoring themselves to the body of the magic user, where they will remain, feeding off their latent energy. While smaller sites of contamination on the limbs can be localized and easily removed, the same cannot be said for the unfortunate magician who falls into a teeming lake of demons.

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The EMMI in Dread kept giving me Blame! safeguard vibes so why not give it a cute little face for a more warm and tender human connection 🙂