gahhhhhhh i have a family reunion thing in a few days and I have to drive 20+ damn hours

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gahhhhhhh i have a family reunion thing in a few days and I have to drive 20+ damn hours

 how are you doing besides that

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Hiyaaaaa whoever is reading this! I'm Yondor, and this is gonna be a moderately long post. At least for me idk. Might post this in multiple places on the forums too, we'll see. 

I haven't been active in quite some time now so I don't expect many to remember or even know who I am, which is perfectly fine. Adds more mysterious aura to myself oooo. I'm essentially saying a goodbye. Yep, you heard that right. GOODBYE. I'm not dying (I hope), I'm just entering a new chapter of my life. I'm growing up from original Yondor, young teenage me, to current Yondor (slightly older teenage me lol). But why post this, not many people are gonna care much in reality. Well, I'm just gonna explain where I'm going and gonna try to thank some folks. 

(Spoiler just because this includes a couple of my personal beliefs that I'm perfectly comfy with sharing, I just know some folks don't associate with like religion stuff so I wanted to respect that. Basically things relating to why I'm leaving.) 

I'm moving out! And I'm going on a 2 year adventure. Let me explain a big part of my life that will provide more info so this makes sense. I'm LDS! I'm Mormon, I'm a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (lovely long title I know). Many titles for us. For anyone completely unaware of this faith, it's a "nontrinitarian restorationist Christian denomination", pretty accurate and short description I pulled from Wikipedia there. One thing people can do in my church is go on an LDS mission, which is what I'm doing in 13 days! On a mission, you are called to serve for 2 years (1.5 years if you are female) in a place that could really be anywhere in the world. Your goals include spreading the gospel and serving. This is something that is like wayyy important to me. Also if anyone has a question about this or something about the church totally PM me! 

 But yeah. I'm going to Bolivia btw. Pretty WILD for a mid-western American kid like me, and I'm excited to begin. Spanish will be nice to learn as well. 

I'll actually just try and stop yappin once I extend some gratitude. Firstly thank you to the entirety of LCW cuz this was my birthplace on da forums, and so many fantastic people welcomed me there. I'm actually thinking that I'm not gonna name and thank specific people, but y'all know who you are. I just don't wanna forget anyone yk XD. Not that I'd forget, I have the perfect memory of a sage cmon now.. 

Thanks for my beginnings at the TST. That ship has always held a special place in my memories and forever will. Thanks for the handful of PBPs I joined and for putting up with me, I always had a blast on those. Thanks for sleepovers :). Thanks for cool thread crossovers. Thanks for ninjaing me and for letting me ninja you. Thanks for visiting my Store. Thanks for RUNNING THE STORE. And the whole town. And the epic plots that came of it all. Thanks for being weird and authentic. Thanks for loving lore. Heck, thanks for loving! Thanks for forgiving. Thanks for plotting and scheming and world building and character designing. Thanks for the random conversations. Thanks for the humor, the variety of which always astounds me. Thanks for something I probably did forget about by now but I really appreciated when it happened. Thanks for existing guys. I hope this sounds heartfelt enough lol, because I really am so grateful for all I've experienced on the forums. Aaaaand finally, thanks for reading! 

If anybody wants to chat in the next few days before I leave, hmu! I'll try to check my pms and stuff. Love y'all!!! It's never a goodbye, just a see ya later!! 

 Bye, Yondor. It'll be sad to see you go. Hope you have the best of luck on your mission!

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gahhhhhhh i have a family reunion thing in a few days and I have to drive 20+ damn hours

 Oof, sounds like that's gonna be a long, arduous car ride. Hopefully you have somethin' to do.

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gahhhhhhh i have a family reunion thing in a few days and I have to drive 20+ damn hours

 Dang, I thought my drives to meet family were long. Basically a whole day driving is crazy.

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 there's also liquid oxygen, so you could freeze that in order to make it solid

 By that logic, water vapor is in the air (albeit wayyyyyy less then oxygen) so ice is solid air

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 there's also liquid oxygen, so you could freeze that in order to make it solid

 By that logic, water vapor is in the air (albeit wayyyyyy less then oxygen) so ice is solid air

 water is also made of oxygen, so is an ocean liquid air? 

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Quote from MoonWatcher19 >>

 there's also liquid oxygen, so you could freeze that in order to make it solid

 By that logic, water vapor is in the air (albeit wayyyyyy less then oxygen) so ice is solid air

 water is also made of oxygen, so is an ocean liquid air? 

 some of the air does dissolve into the ocean so if you count dissolved air in the ocean being liquid air that yes, the ocean is liquid air.

What have I started.

Lol

i need to join a campain

Ma thoughts er in Scottish an’ the ocean is empty.

I just wanted to say that I may leave D&DBeyond. I love you all, but between the crazy stuff happening with Banan and the people making this less of a safe space, I don't know if I can stay. I'll still say hello from time to time, but I will be mostly gone. If anyone wants to contact me, DM me for my email.

Ok why does it seem like so many are leaving (But that is a good reason, good luck)

Dw guys I will never leave.

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Quote from Yondor_The_Fantastic >>

Hiyaaaaa whoever is reading this! I'm Yondor, and this is gonna be a moderately long post. At least for me idk. Might post this in multiple places on the forums too, we'll see. 

I haven't been active in quite some time now so I don't expect many to remember or even know who I am, which is perfectly fine. Adds more mysterious aura to myself oooo. I'm essentially saying a goodbye. Yep, you heard that right. GOODBYE. I'm not dying (I hope), I'm just entering a new chapter of my life. I'm growing up from original Yondor, young teenage me, to current Yondor (slightly older teenage me lol). But why post this, not many people are gonna care much in reality. Well, I'm just gonna explain where I'm going and gonna try to thank some folks. 

(Spoiler just because this includes a couple of my personal beliefs that I'm perfectly comfy with sharing, I just know some folks don't associate with like religion stuff so I wanted to respect that. Basically things relating to why I'm leaving.) 

I'm moving out! And I'm going on a 2 year adventure. Let me explain a big part of my life that will provide more info so this makes sense. I'm LDS! I'm Mormon, I'm a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (lovely long title I know). Many titles for us. For anyone completely unaware of this faith, it's a "nontrinitarian restorationist Christian denomination", pretty accurate and short description I pulled from Wikipedia there. One thing people can do in my church is go on an LDS mission, which is what I'm doing in 13 days! On a mission, you are called to serve for 2 years (1.5 years if you are female) in a place that could really be anywhere in the world. Your goals include spreading the gospel and serving. This is something that is like wayyy important to me. Also if anyone has a question about this or something about the church totally PM me! 

 But yeah. I'm going to Bolivia btw. Pretty WILD for a mid-western American kid like me, and I'm excited to begin. Spanish will be nice to learn as well. 

I'll actually just try and stop yappin once I extend some gratitude. Firstly thank you to the entirety of LCW cuz this was my birthplace on da forums, and so many fantastic people welcomed me there. I'm actually thinking that I'm not gonna name and thank specific people, but y'all know who you are. I just don't wanna forget anyone yk XD. Not that I'd forget, I have the perfect memory of a sage cmon now.. 

Thanks for my beginnings at the TST. That ship has always held a special place in my memories and forever will. Thanks for the handful of PBPs I joined and for putting up with me, I always had a blast on those. Thanks for sleepovers :). Thanks for cool thread crossovers. Thanks for ninjaing me and for letting me ninja you. Thanks for visiting my Store. Thanks for RUNNING THE STORE. And the whole town. And the epic plots that came of it all. Thanks for being weird and authentic. Thanks for loving lore. Heck, thanks for loving! Thanks for forgiving. Thanks for plotting and scheming and world building and character designing. Thanks for the random conversations. Thanks for the humor, the variety of which always astounds me. Thanks for something I probably did forget about by now but I really appreciated when it happened. Thanks for existing guys. I hope this sounds heartfelt enough lol, because I really am so grateful for all I've experienced on the forums. Aaaaand finally, thanks for reading! 

If anybody wants to chat in the next few days before I leave, hmu! I'll try to check my pms and stuff. Love y'all!!! It's never a goodbye, just a see ya later!! 

 Bye, Yondor. It'll be sad to see you go. Hope you have the best of luck on your mission!

 Thank you!! Appreciate it :) I'll miss ya, but will be back in the future! 

For all of you out there, I'm probably not going to post for the next few days because I'm deciding whether to leave the forums or not

hey guys? do you ever think about your kill count in DnD? Like that cultist trying to stab you, or that baby black dragon who's egg you smashed before it could hatch. It made me think about where that was coming from inside of me. That bloodlust, that murderous feeling.

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hey guys? do you ever think about your kill count in DnD? Like that cultist trying to stab you, or that baby black dragon who's egg you smashed before it could hatch. It made me think about where that was coming from inside of me. That bloodlust, that murderous feeling.

 That’s interesting you mention that. The one scene in 5e I really can’t stand is the one in Tyranny of Dragons where it describes in graphic detail how you can smash the black dragon eggs and kill the baby dragons inside. Literally made me feel sick. I have no problem killing a cultist who tried to stab me though.

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hey guys? do you ever think about your kill count in DnD? Like that cultist trying to stab you, or that baby black dragon who's egg you smashed before it could hatch. It made me think about where that was coming from inside of me. That bloodlust, that murderous feeling.

 That’s interesting you mention that. The one scene in 5e I really can’t stand is the one in Tyranny of Dragons where it describes in graphic detail how you can smash the black dragon eggs and kill the baby dragons inside. Literally made me feel sick. I have no problem killing a cultist who tried to stab me though.

 It feels wrong to kill a baby. And the explanation of “it’s evil” just doesn’t feel okay. Most dnd players, I hope, would be disgusted if their campaign had you slaughter a drow baby and sell it’s organs. But dragons are just as intelligent. Wotc has been putting effort into making it so that the traditionally “evil” peoples are more fleshed out (orcs etc.) but it’s somehow still fine to murder baby dragons.

I’m assuming for this that the wyrmlings have advanced enough through their incubation so that they’re actually dragons and not just squishy dragon cell clumps.