This composition is my character Riolu Ungart the Half-Drow Half Hill Dwarf Circle of the Moon Druid standing (probably on some boxes) by the side of @kimbles ’s Half-Elf Half-Orc College of Glamour Bard Rhos in the campaign @bitchesofbagrule
Rhos is truly the biggest cutie and was a pleasure to draw with Riolu. I imagine they’d get along pretty well.
Hi I’m Milly, so, we’re half way through Hanukkah and we’ve run out of money for food 😔 My mother walked in today crying because she didn’t have money for both latkes and brisket ingredients. The bare minimum of a traditional meal. If you would be so kind as to help me surprise my mom for Hanukkah, I’d appreciate it so much. She’s been absolutely exhausted lately. I just want to make this holiday happy for her. Here’s my PayPal
Right now I’m the bunny! Your definition of a good day will change with the day too, depending on your environment, priorities, and self!
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Gail is averse to fighting in the sense that she’ll exhaust other options first. It depends on who she’s fighting, of course! Her main hangup is the fear of critically injuring someone by accident, because she can’t easily control her strength– so she’d be more likely to try to subdue a bank robber by trapping them/otherwise incapacitating them VS just punching them in the head. (They might not have a head after that.) On the other hand, when it comes to worthier, more durable opponents (say, a giant robot) she’d be more likely to fly in fist-first.
As far as fighting to the death, Gail would argue that there’s always another way. Much like Helen did at the end of Incredibles 2, Gail would put her own life in danger to save someone, even if that someone was a villain who seconds ago had been trying to kill her. (Incidentally, in this AU that’s a quality Helen picked up from teaming up with Gail.) In a way, it’s a selfish act- Gail couldn’t live with the guilt of knowingly killing or intentionally letting someone die. By protecting/saving a villain, she’s also protecting her own conscience.
On the other hand, if Gail was in a losing fight with a villain and she had the option to stubbornly fight till her own eventual demise or run away to fight another day, she’d pick the latter, even if it made her look weak and/or she had to drag all her protesting teammates away with her. (I’m sure this happened with younger!Helen on a few occasions!) Some heroes might have too much ego and pride for a tactical retreat, but Gail isn’t into hero work for the glory… she’s practical.
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