There are twelve months in the year and twelve classes in D&D 5e. Idk what the rest are, but Bards are definitely June
Ok so the post was accidentally deleted. Let’s try this again. Here’s my take on all 12 months.
Jan- Paladins. We make oaths for ourselves that we (try to) live by much like the oaths a paladin makes.
Feb- Rogues. Dashing and romantic, February is the month of seduction and corporations stealing our money in the name of love. Total rogue stuff.
Mar- Sorcerers. St. Patrick’s day is the holiday of luck, revelry, and chaos and nothing screams that than a wild magic sorcerer.
April- Druids. Mid spring and earth day, April is made for druids.
May- Fighters. The strength we need to power through finals and the last throws of school can be found in a fighter.
June- Bards. It’s Pride month and no bards are straight. Nuf said.
July- Barbarians. The mid summer heat is raging just like a barbarian.
Aug- Wizards. Back to school, which is only exciting for nerds like Wizards.
Sep- Monks. The mental and physical fortitude and strength needed to get through the first full month of school is embodied in the patient monk.
Oct- Warlocks. No explanation needed.
Nov- Rangers. The harvest month is embodied by the best foraging and hunting class.
Dec- Clerics. Religious holidays and peaceful merriment. Midwinter is the cleric’s time.
Things that annoy me: Etsy upping their transaction fees from a bearable 3.5% to 5%, and that applies to shipping fees as well…
I get that hosting a website costs money. Why a website costs THAT MUCH MONEY is beyond me. Y’all are adding premium memberships alongside this, why isn’t that good enough…
Guess my Etsy shop dies just as quickly as it appeared, lmao.
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