Do It For The Plot Stickers
Description: Do It For The Lore! Making chaotic, dangerous, and utterly unhinged narrative choices purely for the sake of a legendary story. 1980s vintage dark fantasy screenprint graphic featuring a starry-robed wizard leaning on a greatsword with retro sparkle stars. The ultimate gift for Dungeon Masters, storytellers, fantasy bookworms, and wizardcore enthusiasts. Looks incredible on vintage black tees, cozy hoodies, art prints, and stickers.
Description: Same skeleton knight, darker stage. Red and yellow on black — bolder, more intense, zero chill. "Master Yourself. Do It For The Lore." For the discipline-obsessed who also speak fluent internet, and anyone who does things purely for the story.
Master Yourself Do It For The Lore – Dark Skeleton Knight On Horseback Motivational Sticker
by Tandem Theory
$3.50
Description: A fun and cheeky Christmas design featuring a cool, modern Black Santa Claus. Santa is depicted with a detailed white beard and mustache, wearing a classic red Santa hat and stylish reflective sunglasses. Above him, the distressed white text reads "I DO IT FOR", and below him, the text continues with "THE" in white and "HO'S" in a bold, vibrant red. The background is a solid light gray, lightly speckled with white dots representing falling snow. This design offers a fresh, humorous take on the traditional Santa, perfect for those who enjoy a bit of playful holiday irreverence.
Description: The "Santa! I Do It For The Ho's" t-shirt adds a humorous and cheeky twist to the holiday season. Featuring a playful play on words with Santa's dedication to the "ho's" (short for holidays), this shirt is a lighthearted and festive choice for those who enjoy a bit of comedic flair during Christmas celebrations.
Description: We've all been there: pushing that extra mile or sprinting a segment we didn't intend to, all because the little voice (or the red segment line) on Strava told us to. This humorous design is perfect for the cyclist or runner who feels constantly compelled by the app's challenges and leaderboards. It's the ultimate excuse for being tired, sore, and slightly obsessed with data.
