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I don't know if I've seen a d20 where the 20 is in that orientation also the adjacent numbers should be 2, 8, and 14 😞
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Different manufacturers use different layouts.
Smh, the blatant Chessex chauvinism
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Not trolling, don't know all the colors, as a cis-het white guy I'm rolling too, even if I don't get a dice on the shirt (more worried about using die or dice properly without looking it up than being represented as a color on this shirt, but curious about both)
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Word. They have my axe. Which in a modern parlance is more like a bow, but my beard is way too luxurious for an elf, so I'm the dwarf, dammit.
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I think I know all but one:
- Browns at the top left: People of color
- Multicolor at the top center: Pride flag
- Pink at the top right: Women in general? No idea tbh
- White, blue and soft punk at bottom left: Trans flag
- Purples at bottom right: Feminist movement
Its a nice shirt with a good message and good intentions, but I would really want these things to include references to regular people too, not just almost exclusively sexual related minorities; I mean, the message is one of unity and is not related to minorities specifically, if you want to talk about inclusion these messages would get a deeper effect in society if it really included references to bigger, broader groups of people, like men, or to other minorities usually not included in these contexts like people with disabilities, for example
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You did mess up about the die ;)
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Ah the good old T-shirt scam, haven't seen one of these in a while, even on Reddit
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What are the first and last ones? I don't recognize those color patterns.
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80% sure it's brown people and ace people.
All minorities, whether it's sex, gender, race, neurospicy, etc, need to stick together when one of us is oppressed.
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Ace is white, black, purple, but maybe. PoC would make sense, though.
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After searching for the pride flags I don't see any that are just those solid colors, so it could be saying "some of us are queer".
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My thoughts are that the first one is for BIPOC and one of the pinkish ones is for women. I have no idea what the other one is for.
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Any links to the artist?
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Aces don't need initiative.
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OP, do you have any link to buy this as a tshirt? Thanks!
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I know it's not what's going on in this thread but man this was a pretty common scam on reddit for the last few years I was on it (so it's probably still happening over there). OP would post a shirt or mug or whatever related to a sub and someone in the comments would ask where to get it, then another account would come in with a link (sometimes to like amazon, sometimes to a sketchy or dropship site).
Cool when it happens for real like here, but I'll be sad when lemmy gets big enough to attract those accounts.
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https://www.anyfancys.com/collections/d-d-collection
I saw an ad for it, I guess big data knows I'm a queer nerd.
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Ironic, because I'm a Cis straight man and want this shirt, but I never see shit like this ever.
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Sadly, I don’t. A friend sent me this in a text, and he also doesn’t know where to buy it.
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Responding for link also
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It’s like the LGBT+ NATO alliance
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LOCKING.
Holy shit yall, chill out. So many reports on this post. @ickplant@lemmy.world is very well known on Lemmy, they are absolutely NOT running some t-shirt link scam thing. CHILL.
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Love it. No idea what Purple represents (for a second i thought it was women because in anarchist vexiology pink is gay and purple is women, but then I saw the rainbow)
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Asexuals I presume
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AD&D used d10. Simpler days.
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B/X and Od&d used 1d6 group initiative and we rolled lowest wins.
I am old.
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My mind is busted, it looked like everyone rolled 8
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I can see this is an effective confusion spell for us nerds.
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