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Folklore read live!

A tale of delightful helper spirits playing silly tricks and a monster's brutal beatings.
You know: Folklore.

Hear the tale of a Scottish Rumpelstiltskin tonight @ 6:30 pm PST/9:30 pm EST: https://youtube.com/live/15_xRQfu9Po

A storybook style drawing of a crowd of little gnome people and monsters marching through a dark forest. Overlaid text: The Folklore of the Peerifolk

The Kickstarter is in its final 24 hours, so I’d really like to make one last push for as much visibility as possible for the campaign. I’d love to add one extra hairstyle to the pack for everyone at least. x)

Help me out by sharing my posts? ♥️ Pretty please? After this day I’ll be sharing pretty art posts again, I promise!

24 hours left!

Does anyone know why Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous diverges from Pathfinder 2nd Edition rules on ability score improvements when leveling up?

In the 2E Core Rulebook, “at 5th level and every 5 levels thereafter, you boost four different ability scores.”

In the game, you boost 1 ability score by 1 point at 4th level and every 4 levels thereafter.

I’m curious why they decided to use a different rule.

Someone asked for pictures of
I just noticed it's just a bluesky bot, so I'll put mine here without connnection.

An old one of mine, red dragon.
Done some years ago mostly as a quick experiment on contrasts (gloss-matte, dark-light, colorful-muted) and a special gloss technique: the body color was created with the , Tamiya clear red over Vallejo metal color Gold over some glossy primer.

A painted dragon miniature. The body is a very glossy red (and golden cheat), while the wings are a completely matte very dark brown. The base consists of stone ruins and grass flock (with a bright green grass tone which fits nicely as a complementary color to the red)