Calculus belongs to that 90% of mathematics that I learned in school and have never actually needed in my adult life and thus have almost completely forgotten.As an aside, I am literally checking in here to dodge writing an e-mail to a student about why lack of calculus-doing will exclude them from something they would like to do...
Calculus belongs to that 90% of mathematics that I learned in school and have never actually needed in my adult life and thus have almost completely forgotten.
Disability justice is about recognizing that having a disability doesn't make your experience with life worse, just different.
We've seem the page this is from, it is the splash page art at the head of the Wizard section of the Classes Chapter. Meant to be the iconic Wizard.As for the image.
Not my cup of tea, but even so it looks to me like a very competently drawn high level wizard. Power to aspire to, not a first level or even fifth level mage, more lika an arch-mage. I assume it won't be placed without context either in the rules, so what it is supposed to illustrate will be exceedingly clear, I imagine.
Cool image but I'm on an Erol Otus bend at the moment, so I'm more excited about that kind of images.
The narrative explanation, like the narrative explanations for most "unique" PCs (see also: good drow), is up to the player.
It's also worth pointing out that many "disabilities" are considered by their communities as a culture, particularly for those who are born with their conditions. There is a reason why the deaf community by and large oppose cochlear implants.
Disability justice is about recognizing that having a disability doesn't make your experience with life worse, just different.
As for the image.
Not my cup of tea, but even so it looks to me like a very competently drawn high level wizard. Power to aspire to, not a first level or even fifth level mage, more lika an arch-mage. I assume it won't be placed without context either in the rules, so what it is supposed to illustrate will be exceedingly clear, I imagine.
Cool image but I'm on an Erol Otus bend at the moment, so I'm more excited about that kind of images.
Reads more like how to praise art.This is how to criticize art.
was that even criticism though? 'it's not to my taste' and 'i assume it'll be placed in apropriate context',See this? This right here?
This is how to criticize art.
As far as I know, critiques can be positive. Or bad. Or both. Or neutral.Reads more like how to praise art.
Other than "Not my cup of tea," how is that post critical of the image at all?
But context matters.was that even criticism though? 'it's not to my taste' and 'i assume it'll be placed in apropriate context',
art is not immune to being criticised for how well it's depicting what it's meant to be depicting just because it's art.