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ziq wrote

\roll d12

If I roll higher than 7, I'll get some work done. If I roll 7 or under, I'll slack off all day.

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DiceBot wrote

You rolled:


9

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rot wrote

oh shit. when'd you get here?

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ziq wrote

If I roll a 2, I'll ban rot.

\roll d3

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DiceBot wrote

You rolled:


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ziq wrote

The Catra hater gets to live for another day.

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rot wrote

I don't hate Catra, she's a great character and a well written villain. I just don't think she was justified.

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GaldraChevaliere wrote

What she's doing is wrong, def. I just think she had good reasons to stick with the Horde and to reject Adora's love considering the information and the upbringing she had. I still think she deserves redemption, both because there's still some love there underneath the anger and because it'd be pretty fucked up to kill off the abuse victim/implied minority and declare her irredeemable when like, Shadow-Weaver and by proxy Hordak's ultimately responsible for her being the way she is.

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rot wrote

why would you ban your favorite raddler?

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ziq wrote

I wouldn't, but the dice might.

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GaldraChevaliere wrote

Went to war with my cat to get my panties this morning because he was sitting on them. Lost. Bad.

Finally level 8 in our 5e game, getting a bunch of extra bonuses on the side during downtime. A choice between buffing my character's henchman/sorta-girlfriend, further improving her charisma bullshit, and getting more acrobatic stuff. Also getting a special fighting style (+1 AC and +1 Damage while wielding a finesse weapon and parrying dagger together) and +1 studded leather that gives advantage to persuasion checks.

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GaldraChevaliere wrote

Catra did nothing wrong

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rot wrote

catra is a greedy sociopath who traded her only friends for a chance at power.

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GaldraChevaliere wrote

Catra went through a lifetime of abuse in the shadow of a goody-two-shoes who only turned against the Horde because the good guys let her have fun, managed to snatch power from her abusive mother and avenge the both of them, and strived to get out from being Adora's sidekick. She made new friends and treated them better than Shadow-Weaver ever would have and breaking her power at least afforded the rest of the recruits some safety and a chance to advance.

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rot wrote

she could have done that if she left the horde, without almost destroying the planet.

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GaldraChevaliere wrote

Leaving everyone else behind in the process and putting herself in the position of Adora's lackey yet again, sure. Adora abandoned Catra, not the other way around. Why would she want to join her when from her point of view her girlfriend abandoned her for a bunch of strangers after only spending hours with them, leaving her alone with their mother to take every punishment in her place, and then still be expected by Adora to abandon the Horde when she finally has people who respect and honor her just so she can be second-best again?

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GaldraChevaliere wrote

My FNB group makes me so tired sometimes. I just want to cook but every time an older woman takes over my dish and makes me do it her way and today it nearly ruined it. I want to tell her to stop but I'm afraid if I confront her about it I'll be painted as the evil tranny interloper ganging on an old womyn elder when like, just let me make my fucking food in peace.

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