ALT Two Littles (black Ls) stand behind two Bigs (black Bs) as many goblins attack (green) in front of the camera (also green) while a piece of a penis is stolen (red), thank you (also red).
ALT [image ID: A digital illustration of the four player characters from The Grands. The group is drawn in the style of playing cards, with the characters name on each card.
The first is of Merton Thornwhistle, an elderly bearded halfling in a blue Hawaiian shirt, fist posed to strike. Poker chips and cards fly in the air around him.
Grammy Hazel is a smiling elderly dwarf in armour, with large poofy pink sleeves. She holds a baking tray, with cookies lifting off into the air. One has a glowing sigil, that matches the floating necklace around her neck. A cricket flees in terror.
Ethel Merryweather is a half elf with greying black hair. She has a dagger in each hand, and another under a black cloak with green accents. Paper, a lockpick, a key and a glass of wine surround her.
Geirr Kopitar is a fire genasi in a leather jacket. The jacket is covered in patches, tools float in the air.
Written over the cards, as if with pen, are short descriptions of the characters
It is important to create visual aids while playing D&D so everyone knows exactly what's going on.
ALT Ethel (red) drives a golf cart (orange) into a tree (also red) which Merton (black), who is cheering (woo), uses the movement of to launch himself at the Mayor of Tatersgrove (green) to perform a sneaky pat down (pat pat) while Hazel (purple) putts as a distraction and Gier (also black) strikes up a conversation.
Some fanart of the @GrandsPod ! From a bit in episode 14 in Merton's bedroom. (This is also me recommending, listen to the Grands!)
#grandspod#fanart
ALT A drawing of a wall with a polaroid picture, the picture shows a young halfling, Merton, grinning at the camera with two thumbs up, he is wearing sunglasses on his head, behind him in a warmly lit bar is a half elf, Ethel, glaring at the camera while taking a dagger out of her black and green cloak. Also visible on the wall of other pinned paper, including a newspaper clipping of when Those Guys later defeated Larry Chauce