The "Needs" of the Few
Friday, March 20, 2015
A while back someone made a post on Google+, asking why the rakshasa in Dungeons & Dragons has a tiger head. Though his family had com...
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In D&D gods don't intervene on your behalf, you tell them what you want, when you want, and x times per day they'll always ... -
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