Seasons Greetings from the Holiday Swarm!
(If you’re looking for more bug-time fun, my bug-based D&D supplement Entomobia is still for sale, for just $4.99)
Entomobia - Plush Pangolin Creations | DriveThruRPG.com
I know it’s been a while, but I’ve been working on creating this - a 5e supplement where you play as a bug, trying to survive in the world.
It has ten races, and twelve subraces, representing some of the diversity in the bug world. It also has stats for 26 monsters, scaled to insect sizes.
So yes, you can totally play as a Dragonfly barbarian, fighting a terrifying Bullfrog.
Enjoy!
Endangered Ugly Things has been a great biology blogger for many years and now has an insect-based RPG with so many clever worldbuilding concepts!!
I’m excited about this concept and if any of my followers are interested im trying to DM a game with this setting.
If anyone is trying to figure out plots or villains for Entomobia, let me know. I’ve got a few sitting around that might be useful.
Source: endangereduglythings
Entomobia - Plush Pangolin Creations | DriveThruRPG.com
I know it’s been a while, but I’ve been working on creating this - a 5e supplement where you play as a bug, trying to survive in the world.
It has ten races, and twelve subraces, representing some of the diversity in the bug world. It also has stats for 26 monsters, scaled to insect sizes.
So yes, you can totally play as a Dragonfly barbarian, fighting a terrifying Bullfrog.
Enjoy!
Once more for the evening crew.
Entomobia - Plush Pangolin Creations | DriveThruRPG.com
I know it’s been a while, but I’ve been working on creating this - a 5e supplement where you play as a bug, trying to survive in the world.
It has ten races, and twelve subraces, representing some of the diversity in the bug world. It also has stats for 26 monsters, scaled to insect sizes.
So yes, you can totally play as a Dragonfly barbarian, fighting a terrifying Bullfrog.
Enjoy!
National Parks posters by artist Amber Share. Text is taken from actual park patron comments left on review-based social media sites.
“There are bugs and they will bite you on your face!”
Found on Yelp for Cuyahoga Valley National Park:
“This park is cool and what not, but why is it in ohio?? …beautiful park but ew.. ohio”
(via wilwheaton)
Source: elvisomar
My needle felted Animorph aliens are now up for bid at Desert Bus. The auction ends at 7 pm EST. https://desertbus.org/prize/8
Small metallic buddies.
Salticidae
Jatun Sacha, Ecuador
I just have to mention that whatever magnification device you’re using makes it look like we’re just Z O O O O M I N G to those spiders.
…They are adorable, so, I can’t blame you.
AS I POINTED OUT IN THE MALL TODAY though this sign is really alarming because they’re going for a play on “de-tox” but they opted to remove the “de” for their pun which kind of fundamentally changes its message
Sea-Tox™ comes in a variety of flavors! Try
Bubblegum:
Cherry:
Cinnamon:
and Blue Raspberry:
The tingling lets you know that it’s working! And also that you’ll be dead in five minutes!
I’ve always really loved glow-in-the-dark things. I know, many people went through that phase, but I never really got out of it. I put glow-in-the-dark eye stickers on my fan, stars on the ceiling (positioned correctly for the Winter sky, of course) and…
… actually, those are all still there at my parents house. Maybe they were enablers.
Anyway, I think bioluminescent creatures are great, and found ways to needle felt them. It involves soaking white roving in diluted glow-in-the-dark acrylic paint.
You can find the Vampire Squid here, the Anglerfish here, the Firefly here, and a glowing Shelf Fungus here.
Mesozoic Mates!
Yeah, I know Rhamphorhynchus and Velociraptor were separated by 75 million years and the entirety of Asia, but that’s no reason they can’t be friends.
Both of these are available on my Etsy shop.
Realizing that so many of my recent posts are about my needle felting, I decided to start a blog just for that.
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