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@monorail @Kat@snouts.online my point is that with the arbitrarily large amount of funds to hire all the peasants the price difference should be negligible

@Kat@snouts.online the only flaw in this is that they were willing to actually hire a couple thousand peasants but they couldn't bother to just. buy a ten-foot pole. which is a staple d&d item

and yes i do in fact have no idea why there is a nonbinary fantasy person in this setting named fred

also their immediate neighbours don't have gendered pronouns at all which makes negotiations between the two groups very entertaining

you get both:
"hello i go by they/them" "everybody does, fred, those are the only pronouns"
"hello i go by they/them" "fred you told me this two minutes ago it's still the only pronouns"

"hello i go by he/him" "wtf is a he/him"

the best part about making ur own fantasy worlds is being able to be like "in this culture, fluid genders have been normalised to such a degree that it's customary to give someone your pronouns each time you meet them"

@ben all versions of me have already been here we don't limit ourselves to your silly little mortal perceptions of time

@ben oh nvm i knew that much by then

@ben this is just a story of my life

"this is so clunky" i say, making clunk noises

....this is a villainsona thing now. mostly because "charity justice philautia" is such a great obviously-not-a-villain name and i like messing with expectations

i may substitute a different type of love but philautia sounds close enough to philia people should at least make that connection

naming urself philautia so u have to love urself now

@BestGirlGrace @violet sounds gay i approve

you know that feeling when the video game you've been playing educates you better on philosophy than the philosophy course you're in and as a result the prof thinks you're a genius bc you know everything already? yeah, that's my gender