Snowflake Challenge: Challenge #14

[lebateleur]

Challenge #14

In your own space, post your pictures of your fandom scavenger hunt results. Leave a comment in this post saying you did it. Include a link to your post if you feel comfortable doing so.


1. a fannish item



Poor Prince Zuko. Some person or persons unknown purchased him, removed him from his packaging, broke off one of his flames, then unloaded him at Major Regional Comic Emporium, where I encountered him and his orphaned weapon in a Ziploc bag and for sale on the cheap. He now occupies pride of place by my fountain pens. I still need to pop out the gorilla glue and reattach the flame.

The remainder is under the cut.


2. something round



A package of ginger and brown sugar sticky rice for the Lunar New Year.


3. something that is your favorite color



Agate and carnelian juzu from Gandan Monastery in Mongolia. The fabric is also a beautiful emerald green with gold stitching, but I'm not sure either is coming through on this photo. I have a lot of other green stuff, some of which I previously posted about here.


4. the last game you played (video, phone, table top, etc.)



Being the third of my four D&D campaigns this week. I really love the mix of whimsy and fairyland menace in this campaign.


5. a book you are currently reading



I picked this one up last week, after hearing that things pick up again in volume 5.


6. album art of the first song that comes up on shuffle



Nothing Personal from Escape-ism's phenomenal The Lost Record. This track is good, and the others are even better.


7. the last movie you watched



I read--and really enjoyed--the book in 2018 or 2019, but wasn't sure how well it would work in documentary format. Really well, as it turns out. Obviously, there's far more detail in the book, but the immediacy of the audio and video footage brings out an entirely different dimension to the material.


8. TV show you're currently watching



We've watched two of the three episodes so far. The sub-30 minute format is a bit short for what they're trying to do (namely, appeal to everyone) but overall, it's entertaining, the production's pretty good, and it's fun to speculate as to what sort of skill checks might have underpinned some of the characters' actions in the original format.


9. the homescreen, lockscreen, or desktop wallpaper from your device



Being a section of The Moon card from the Fountain Tarot. I love that deck and I especially love this card.



これで以上です。