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Strixhaven: A Curriculum of Chaos

This week’s positive example brought to you by the ongoing baby crying from various people who present themselves (dubiously) as the old guard of RPGs with anti-progressive rants. Since it got announced, I don’t think a week has gone past I haven’t seen someone shitting their pants in anger of it.

But, what stands out to me is how every one of these images captures a spirit of fantasy adventure, that focuses on the adventure itself.  Everyone’s attire has a set purpose and is factors in with what they’re doing.  It also gives extra impact to the dance scene promo image.

It’s like these students wear clothing appropriate to the occasion and hence reserve their body hugging silk for fun occasions.

This is why its so ridiculous when we get people ranting at us about how any criticism of as some sort of declaration of ultimate evil - because ultimately they don’t really want comics,video games,tabletop games, movies, etc to be about their respective plots and genres - they want them to first be about protecting their position in the status quo and soothing their insecurities… the rest of it is optional and hence why their explanations are so tedious and predictable.

Because, in case you forgot, many of the early artworks and concepts for Dungeons & Dragons supplements and modules were so absurd they practically beg to be edited into pure comedy gold.

- wincenworks