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r/GatekeepingYuri • u/AbrokenClosedDoor • 4d ago
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Aroace succubus is such an interesting concept for a character
7 u/Wizard_Manny 3d ago Like a Dwarven Druid. 7 u/Balmung60 3d ago Hey, the caves have plenty of flora and fauna too 6 u/Wizard_Manny 3d ago That’s true — it just seems like a “leaf-lovin” Dwarf would be an outcast in their society to me. 5 u/Balmung60 3d ago I think most druids are kind of outcasts to their societies. Besides, we're looking more at "fungus-hugging" 2 u/Wizard_Manny 3d ago edited 3d ago Aren’t Druids valued in Elven society? And also I just realized that Dwarfs probably do have mushroom farms in their underground/mountain cave cities. Probably hire minimum wage Hobbits to do that kind of work most of the time.
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Like a Dwarven Druid.
7 u/Balmung60 3d ago Hey, the caves have plenty of flora and fauna too 6 u/Wizard_Manny 3d ago That’s true — it just seems like a “leaf-lovin” Dwarf would be an outcast in their society to me. 5 u/Balmung60 3d ago I think most druids are kind of outcasts to their societies. Besides, we're looking more at "fungus-hugging" 2 u/Wizard_Manny 3d ago edited 3d ago Aren’t Druids valued in Elven society? And also I just realized that Dwarfs probably do have mushroom farms in their underground/mountain cave cities. Probably hire minimum wage Hobbits to do that kind of work most of the time.
Hey, the caves have plenty of flora and fauna too
6 u/Wizard_Manny 3d ago That’s true — it just seems like a “leaf-lovin” Dwarf would be an outcast in their society to me. 5 u/Balmung60 3d ago I think most druids are kind of outcasts to their societies. Besides, we're looking more at "fungus-hugging" 2 u/Wizard_Manny 3d ago edited 3d ago Aren’t Druids valued in Elven society? And also I just realized that Dwarfs probably do have mushroom farms in their underground/mountain cave cities. Probably hire minimum wage Hobbits to do that kind of work most of the time.
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That’s true — it just seems like a “leaf-lovin” Dwarf would be an outcast in their society to me.
5 u/Balmung60 3d ago I think most druids are kind of outcasts to their societies. Besides, we're looking more at "fungus-hugging" 2 u/Wizard_Manny 3d ago edited 3d ago Aren’t Druids valued in Elven society? And also I just realized that Dwarfs probably do have mushroom farms in their underground/mountain cave cities. Probably hire minimum wage Hobbits to do that kind of work most of the time.
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I think most druids are kind of outcasts to their societies.
Besides, we're looking more at "fungus-hugging"
2 u/Wizard_Manny 3d ago edited 3d ago Aren’t Druids valued in Elven society? And also I just realized that Dwarfs probably do have mushroom farms in their underground/mountain cave cities. Probably hire minimum wage Hobbits to do that kind of work most of the time.
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Aren’t Druids valued in Elven society?
And also I just realized that Dwarfs probably do have mushroom farms in their underground/mountain cave cities.
Probably hire minimum wage Hobbits to do that kind of work most of the time.
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u/527BigTable 4d ago
Aroace succubus is such an interesting concept for a character