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Neutral Chaotic
Mar. 31st, 2025 09:02 amGot some Remuneration done yesterday, but not nearly enough. The problem is that Remuneration is so dry, I can't really glide into it, and so, I'm constantly taking small, time-consuming breaks.
In the late afternoon, I scampered off to my D&D group where not only am I the oldest by some 30 years, but yesterday I was the only gurl:
My character is Maximon (of course!), the Last of the Mayan Gods, in his folk saint manifestation as San Simón.
Here is what the real Maximon looks like:
My D&D Maximon looks a bit like the Man With the Thistledown Hair from Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell. He's a cleric of the Tiefling class, a chaotic neutral, physically weak, mentally agile. So, I am teaming up with all those big, strong, husky Warrior guys.
I wouldn't say these guys are my tribe or anything. But I would say I had a lot of fun hanging out with them, enthusiastic throw-yourself-into-it fun, and that is something that has been in decidedly short supply in my life recently.
One of the boyZ, Don, gifted me with a set of sparkley purpley dice upon discovering we both shared a passion for the televised version of The Magicians.
"They kinda look like you," he said.
In the late afternoon, I scampered off to my D&D group where not only am I the oldest by some 30 years, but yesterday I was the only gurl:
My character is Maximon (of course!), the Last of the Mayan Gods, in his folk saint manifestation as San Simón.
Here is what the real Maximon looks like:
My D&D Maximon looks a bit like the Man With the Thistledown Hair from Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell. He's a cleric of the Tiefling class, a chaotic neutral, physically weak, mentally agile. So, I am teaming up with all those big, strong, husky Warrior guys.
I wouldn't say these guys are my tribe or anything. But I would say I had a lot of fun hanging out with them, enthusiastic throw-yourself-into-it fun, and that is something that has been in decidedly short supply in my life recently.
One of the boyZ, Don, gifted me with a set of sparkley purpley dice upon discovering we both shared a passion for the televised version of The Magicians.
"They kinda look like you," he said.
