yall realize you can criticize religion without like. making fun of people for having things that are sacred and holy to them right.
not to be that guy but theres a huge difference between “this religion and it’s practitioners has aspects that warrant criticism” and “lmao look at them believing in things” . its one thing to call out the toxicity and spread of dangerous information in, as an example, pagan communities. it is an entirely separate thing to make fun of pagans for what they find sacred and important to their lives, even if it doesnt make sense to you.
we should bring back the late 90s/2000s/early 2010s trend of making a baffling video game adaptation of every single movie that came out regardless of what it was about but like only with a24 films
[Image ID: digital art of a scene from campaign 3, episode 3 of Critical Role. Orym and Ashton burst into a darkened room, blurred by speed, weapons drawn. Behind them, Fearne says cheerfully: “Knock knock! I’ve brought your room service!” End ID.]
[ID: a 3 panel black and white comic of jens, onyx, and nyack. in the first panel, jens looks up slightly, as if in thought, and says, “first priority i get him to sign a pre-nup.” in the second panel, he puts his hands together in front of his face, and the lighting gets significantly more dramatic on his face as he says, “and then when the passion fades i fake my death and frame him for my murder.” the final panel shows onyx and nyack in a much simpler lined style. onyx looks confused and says “you,” but nyack, looking straight ahead with a concerned face, interrupts to say, “brother what the fuck.” END ID]
the fandom about Orym is like: he’s a tiny brave man. he’s a baby. he’s a Dad. he’s incredibly hot. he’s a child. he’s in touch with grief. he is 67 mentally. I want to kiss his face
