More “wtf are humans, please leave the rest of us be” stuff:
Human reactions to fear!
No, I’m not talking about screaming or freezing in one spot and pissing yourself. I’m talking about the weirder, more specific-to-only-humans fear reactions.
Like singing.
Idk how many of you have watched people play horror video games, but a surprising amount of people start narrating what’s going on in a sing-song voice.
Imagine being an alien, walking in a horrific, dark tunnel with these weird gangly creatures, you’re all scared out of your wits and then one of them starts fucking singing.
In a dark cave. While everyone’s terrified.
“ ♫ ~We are all gonna fucking die, this is terrible and I wanna go hooooome~ ♬ ”
broca’s area, the part of the brain responsible for speech, is in the front left side of the brain, but the part of the brain responsible for singing is in the mid/back right side of the brain. Under extreme stress, the front part of the brain temporarily shuts down. language comprehension is still further back in the brain too, so suddenly you lose the ability to speak, but not to understand language or sing, so it just comes out that way. at least, I’d assume that’s what’s happening knowing that that’s where those parts of the brain are, and that the front of the brain is less important to immediate survival…
A bunch of relieved Aliens: Thank you, Human Steve. We thought it was just another quirk if your kind. Could you please explain this one too?
I made 52 dungeon tiles for you to build your own modular dungeon with!
Each tile is aligned to the x-axis and y-axis, allowing for you to rotate and place the tiles however you see fit.
They are designed to be used on a Virtual Tabletop (VTT), like Roll20 or Foundry. You could also configure these tiles in a program like photoshop to build and print out your own dungeon.
I have made a sample dungeon using these tiles and have attached it above. You can make your dungeon as big or as small as you like, and the possibilities are endless!
The specifications include:
- 4000x4000 (100 PPI)
- 10x10 grid
- 20x20 grid for the 7 large tiles
I enjoyed making these tiles, and my favorites include the giant throne room, the temple, and the mazes.
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