‘Daggerheart’ Is a New, Even Queerer D&D From the Team Behind ‘Critical Role’
The new game Daggerheart is designed for explicit inclusion and metaphorical representation from the top to the bottom.
The new game Daggerheart is designed for explicit inclusion and metaphorical representation from the top to the bottom.
A departure can feel like any other day, but it marks a new beginning. Soon, it’s time to meet again.
Thanks for reading the Reine comics series on Autostraddle, which concludes today!
How do we stay focused when looking is hard? Do we ever get better at what we do — to examine this world, everyday?
“I’m an ADULT.”
Rather than being defined by genre, cozy games are identified by vibes. They’re soft in tone and connect players to themes like friendship and cooperation.
From city to nature, from one country to another, is there something universal that we search for?
“How did you know I have ADHD?”
If walls didn’t exist, how playful could we be?
Long, short, shaved, or bald?
Remembering and honoring iconic and revolutionary queer people is so important, and this webcomic celebrates that.
Will I get to do everything I set out to do, without a routine that includes getting up early every morning?
Having a booboo is so butch.
“Things change. I might not talk to everyone like I used to. But those memories are mine forever.”
“In an uncanny way that only AI can achieve, this expressed rationale mirrors a common feeling held by cis folks when interacting with trans people: the paralyzing dread of saying the wrong thing.”
Exercise reminds us of what it is like to stay in the present through our bodies. Even Baopu who mostly ponders daydreams goes on a trip to the gym.
Shoutout to the gays allergic to cats who have cats anyway!
It may seem counterintuitive at first, but letting your feet off the ground can lead to more freedom.
For those familiar with the art of the “boob scoop.”
Dedicated to all the queer pet parents out there!