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the term was found on pluralpedia but a friend to whom it applies requested we make a flag for it, as none existed. the definition of “addiction holder”, from pluralpedia, is the following: An addiction holder is a headmate who holds addictions for the system. This can include nicotine addiction, drug addiction, alcoholism, sex addiction, gambling addiction, and any other addictions/dependencies. The headmate can also hold withdrawal symptoms or other symptoms of addiction (mood swings, depression, paranoia, etc.) An addiction holder may form from addiction-related trauma, or for other reasons. An example of an addiction holder could be a headmate who takes on the symptoms of drug addiction to prevent the rest of the system from feeling a dependency on drugs.
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Wasp Nest, Foto G. Denecke
A protector is a headmate whose role is to protect other members of the system from external harm, traumatic memories, harmful members of the system, or other threats.
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I guess I must have been busy the week we did monsters, because these are all the pictures I got! (Could it have been our goal setting conf...
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fused glass monster magnets
Monster finger puppets, a day before being sold at a yard sale.
Monsters Inc - Monsters University Cake
Looking for some exciting monsters and unique items for D&D 5e? Wander through my blog and find some inspiration. I use these apps: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.titanius.monstercreator https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.spellsdd5 https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.knightsofvasteel.magwasmagicitemcompendium
In my first year at Kixeye (formerly The Casual Collective) I did all the creature art for Backyard Monsters. This game really put us on the map and I was thrilled to be part of that team of 10 or so that launched some of the most highly monetizing games facebook had ever seen.
