Tree in your backyard

I am took a shot with using a program called Dragonbones and it looks promising as an animation program. Made a puppet sheet and learned a lot on how not to animate using puppet sheet.

(I'm kinda out of my element, like my drawing skills are outta wack. I think its the exams and trips. Drawing G helps prevent art block, at least for me.)

kramer would’ve been a great streamer

It's disgusting that Americans insist on total solitude while using the toilet. What kind of fucked up stuff are they doing with their shit that they don't want anybody else knowing about. Suspicious.

I was idly flipping through some old Ravenloft pdfs and realized I've seen blogs and videos praise adventures from pretty much every era of D&D except 2e AD&D. For as much stuff TSR published in the 90s (mostly settings, I know), it feels like an odd gap. Regardless of quality, it feels like something would be held up as popular, either in the moment or retroactively.

EDIT: Clarifying what I mean by "classic" here - something that folks talk about, record videos about, reprint edition-to-edition, etc. A popular adventure. Not necessarily a good one, though - Tomb of Horrors is a mean adventure that I don't think is particularly good and I dearly wish was never adapted outside it's original context ever again. It is undeniably a "classic" D&D adventure.

idk much about 2e but d'you mean like tomb of horrors? that would be my closest guess