Justice Arman is my Nemesis

Justice is my nemesis and deserves everything he gets, and this campaign allows me to win, even when he may benefit.

If you do nothing, he stays in pain and has to spend a lot of money at the dentist. I win.
If you contribute, then he feels awkward and undeserving, so I win.
And if you don't want me to win and help him out of the kindness of your heart, I still win.
It's the perfect plan. 

But why should you give him money?

Justice needs a dental procedure, that even with insurance, is going to cost over $4500.  He probably doesn't have the best insurance because he works for those goblins over at Beadle and Grimm's after just giving up a career in the medical field to pursue a dream. I want that dream to fail, but not on something so mundane as a toothache. He needs more time to burn.

And as far as B&G, they have one of the highest turnovers in the business because goblins are expendable. When they are terminated, it's not for unemployment, if you catch my drift.

What puts the cherry on this excrement confection is that Justice had a reaction to his initial antibiotic. I couldn't have planned a better scenario, unless I did.

Now you might be thinking... "Mikaela must be the villain in this scenario." I'd probably agree with you, but just last week, when I told Justice something nice he was going to do would make me feel awkward, he said "It's my job as a nemesis to make you as uncomfortable as possible." Last night when some friends brought this idea up, he said "I feel like I'm taking money from someone who needs it more than I do."

Someone probably does, but I'm not their nemesis.

I'll be turning over this fundraiser to Justice. If he exceeds the goal, maybe he'll keep the money or give it to me. Maybe he'll use it to do things for the TTRPG community, or maybe he'll give some to charity (like the Critical Role Foundation, Take This, Trevor Project, or Jasper's Game Day).  Maybe he'll blow it in Tijuana or begin construction on his volcanic lair. I can't be sure.