Hashmir

[Awakenings campaign players—John, Ivan, Chris—please stay out.]

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Sorry for the vague title, but I didn't want to give any accidental spoilers if one of my players comes across this.

The TL;DR premise of my campaign is this: A demon (actually the father of my tiefling PC) is using a new power he discovered to "Awaken" avatars of various places. He starts small, with a single cave, then through experimentation expands to larger and larger "places" (a forest, a city, a mountain). Ultimately, he intends to Awaken an entire plane and use its power to conquer or destroy (one of) the Good-aligned plane(s).

(The cosmology is a little fuzzy at the moment, since I haven't had to na

like holy shit. Riot is literally increasing Armor of the 5th Age Taric's sexualization to "fit his Splash". i know it's not much, but once again its another hypocritical stance taken by riot. Female Sexualization is bad, yet when it comes to male champions? Who gives a shit! Let's make them sexy as hell!

As a gay male, i honestly am ok with it. Panth, Garen, J4...yum. New Taric? Love it! But the sad fact that we still have Mr SJW Ironstylus in charge of skins and champ designs and how he still thinks female sexualization is somehow wrong for the game, yet male sexualization is okay an encouraged, just makes me shake my head.

Like seriously. If this was a female champion with "

Saw these on the LoL subreddit today and thought they were really cool:

Ahri and Jinx

If you're interested, the creator has an Etsy shop with some really cute stuff from Adventure Time, MLP, and Pokémon (among others).

By now you have perhaps seen reference to this video purporting to show Yale students clamoring to sign a petition explicitly repealing the First Amendment, all because of the threat that Free Speech poses to Safe Spaces and people's feelings. (KIA certainly has.)

We could reasonably dismiss this entirely by simply pointing out that the video consists of two minutes of harshly chopped up footage and out-of-context snippets of conversation, but I'm feeling annoyed at the moment. Join me, then, as we take a closer look at how Fox News stitches

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