
Wanderlust is having that voice in the back of my head telling me “we have to go somewhere, we have to move” and it just gets louder

Wanderlust is having that voice in the back of my head telling me “we have to go somewhere, we have to move” and it just gets louder

Y’know, I think the biggest drawback to the whole ‘ageless elf’ archetype is that our elf warriors and adventuresses all end up being young-looking. So this image of a middle-aged, grey-haired, veteran elvish knight in slightly battered—but distinctly elvish—armor delights me to no end.
Anyway, having a big heart is both a blessing and a curse but the pros will always out weight the cons imo. I’m going to care deeply for the rest of my life and that’s my gift
I took so long to answer this because honestly, the definition of being good is a difficult thing to pin down, and everyone has a different answer. But I guess you know that, and you want my answer in particular. I’ll keep it short.
Being good is just a choice. It’s a choice you make every second of every day to protect and add to the virtues of this world, no matter how difficult that choice may be. And that choice will look different for everyone, whether it’s restraint from pulling a trigger, asking before taking, or just getting up in the morning.
I hope this is a satisfactory answer.
-W