Greetings Shad, I've been a fan of your channel for quite some time especially the Fantasy Re-Armed videos. Speaking of which, I just recently watched your video on the Fantasy Monk class and I really enjoyed it, especially since Fantasy Re-Armed was what got me into your channel in the first place.
Btw, regarding the Medieval Fantasy Monk, I'd like to suggest a potential follow up video to it. While these monastic monks may forego weapons as part of their practice, there is a loophole that doesn't break their vow and could be beneficial to them especially when facing ranged weapons, a Shield. Be it buckler or kite shield
In my setting, I have plans to include an order of medieval style monks that fight unarmed and carry a shied as their back up, almost like a medieval fantasy Captain America of sorts.
Hey Shad, Just want to give you a heads up that I saw your recent Knights Watch video of Games Workshop's Gaslighting and I've actually started working on my own 40K-Esque Project:
Just thought that I'd let you know.
Farts are a universal experience of humor and untimely fragrance. Even our furry friends seem amused and even bewildered by a properly placed flatulence. In all the world the is no fart better then a bath tub bubbler. You get all the release, audio and stench but everything is enhanced. The bathtub fart often reverberates to the level under the bathroom floor, it has a far superior tone and resonance. A person in another room could easily pick up on a bathtub fart. The fart itself has the added bonus of the bubbles raising up from the posterior and through the water. this can be heard and sometimes felt on your back and between the legs. Then, exploding into a concerntrated bouquet of your last meal and soon to be future movement. There is no other fart more refined then the bathtub fart. Fun for the whole family.
Oinks really hard in your general direction
Hey Shad, I want to tell you that if you'd like ideas for your All-Star series, maybe you could read E. E. Smith's The Lensman Series. They are actually in the public domain (In the US anyway, I dunno about it in Australia) and I did a showcase about it here:
It has links to the different books found of Project Gutenberg.
Hi Shad. You mentioned you had a DA page on the stream just now. Subscribed.
Love your work.