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1 month ago
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I have never been so happy for a calander month to end. May. May I never feel as low, manic, or chaotic as I felt this may. The month began with a vortex or stress, fear and anxiety. We start with the end of april. The “violently bisexual” mini movie kicked off the torrent. From miscomunication to holes left in hamearts walls and doors. It made for a very compeling story but for my personal life not so great to say the least. As i felt my foundation crumble and my world come crashing down, i was able to grab a foot yold and climb out of the rubble. For a day. The force was not with me on may the 4th as i saw my profesinal life twist and decay into a deep dark tunnel. After weeks of unanswered questions and upheavel the light at the end of the tunnel seems to be less of a frright train and abit more like a bike messenger. Still painful if we were to colide but far safer then a freight train. And then to round of this hellish 32 days. Yes i said 32, the governemnt came with its hand out. It has been quite the month. 😮‍💨

Mixed in with constant feelings and fears of inadiquacy, constant combatance of the child, and over all frustration with the field of education, i can not wait till june. Especially the 23.

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2 months ago
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kellylogs:

The Weatherlight crew (as of Dominaria) as D&D characters bc I can and I like doing stuff like this.

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Bard Homebrew College of Colour:

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1 year ago
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the-local-siren:

Not all bards are musicians, in fact the beauty of art is the various forms that it can take in the world. The college of colour imbues their magic into the vast array of colours before them. With their endless supply of paints a bard of this college can transform a fireball into whatever they desire by injecting their desired colour into the spell.
Artist’s Palette:
When you join this college at 3rd level you gain Painter’s Supplies and proficiency with these tools if you do not already have proficiency. Additionally you can use these Painter’s Supplies as your spellcasting focus.
Elemental Rainbow:
Also at 3rd level you can imbue your magic with your palette’s paint. After a long rest you can select three colours to place onto your palette. Each of these colours correspond to a damage type and a list of spells. When you select a certain colour you gain access to the list of spells and they are considered Bard spells and do not count against your total of spells known. Additionally when you cast a spell with a damage type you can imbue it with one of your paint’s colours changing the spell’s damage type to match the damage type associated with the paint.
Advanced Palette:
At 6th level your palette of colours improves granting you access to new colours to add to your palette for the day. Additionally your palette can hold up to five colours after a long rest.
Work of Art:
At 14th level you learn to imbue so much magic into your art that it becomes nothing less than a masterpiece. When you cast a spell associated with a certain colour or have used a colour to change a spell’s damage type, you can choose to maximise that spell’s damage. After doing so you expend all of that colour rendering you unable to use the spells or damage type associated with that colour until after a long rest.