Parallelization would make high level casters utterly broken. One of my favorite spells, because I made it for 3.5 edition, and I haven’t had a DM criticize the spell, is Unfailing Missiles.

If I could cast three of them in parallel, I would be able to hit up to 9 targets that are no more than 20° arcs from the last target, each with a missile that does 17d (6+1) points of Force/Sonic Damage split 50/50. Or I can use all of those missile on a single target. If I maximize the spell with 3 12th level spell slots, that’s 1,071 damage or 119 damage per missile. There’s no save, please refer to the name of the spell. This is basically a 9th level Magic Missile. If I see you, I wollop you.

I would then need to hide for 12 seconds. Not particularly difficult if one has a Contingencied Improved Invisibility, or a Contingencied Screen.

I would agree, knowing that they started the company 135 years ago with a product that was illegal at the time, for silly reasons.

Cat bites as well. Cat scratch fever is a real thing, but it’s far easier to contract directly from the source. I would extrapolate to carnivorous animals = bad infection when bit, but somehow dogs don’t have as much bad bacteria in their mouths, should still get a dog bite looked at, even though there’s way less chance of infection due to saliva bacteria.

That’s where the myth that having a dog lick a wound is a good thing. They don’t have as much bad bacteria, so back in the day before antibiotics and Neosporin, having a dog lick the wound would help clean away some of the bad bacteria.

I’d rather it stayed 3.0/3.5 for NWN, but that’s just because that is my favorite system.

A party of level 40 characters is just about unstoppable.

Where’s his brother? I could have sworn there were two angry beavers…

Edit: NM totally missed the mod in question’s name.

Thanks! Sounds destructive

Why?

Fair enough. Never played Shadowrun, and didn’t know there were dragons in that system.

I would be curious what year it is set in, and how inflation may affect their currency value vs current real world currency values.

There’s a Need for Speed phone app that works that way. It’s alright.

Billionaires are greedier than dragons. The richest greediest dragon in all of fiction is Smaug, and he has an obscene amount of wealth. I’ve seen estimates of his wealth ranging from 5 billion dollars of gold on the low end, all the way up to 15-20 billion dollars of gold on the high end.

However, Smaug is an incredible outlier. He’s basically the Musk of Dragons. The absolute most gold you’ll find on a dragon in any video game or ttrpg is 5 million gold pieces. That’s only if RNGesus smiles on you, and rolls as high as it could. The average is more like 3.5 million gold pieces of wealth.

1 gold piece = ⅒oz of gold. So we are looking at 350,000 - 500,000 oz of gold for the upper 50% of all red elder worms. Any other dragon type doesn’t hoard that much.

That comes out to a real world value of between $800,000,000 to $1,200,000,000. That’s for the richest dragons out there.

Most dragons aren’t billionaires.

Therefore, billionaires are literally greedier than the anthropomorphic caricaturization of greed from legend, namely dragons. The greediest fictional thing we could come up with isn’t greedy enough to accurately portray these people’s mental illnesses.

Mine isn’t just barren. I’ve tilled it with salt.

Wait… So the fact that I walk 5 miles a day means that I go on a hike every day?

I actually have a bias against the forest hikes. Had a gf that loved going on nature walks. I probably wouldn’t have hated them so much if smartphones had existed back then, but nope just flip phones.

That means that of all the stuff on top, I don’t do gardening, or travelling… Mostly.

Well that’s a shame for me. This graphic finally made the Linux file directory structure make sense to me

Per the graphic, it means Unix System Resources…

Not gonna roast you or downvote you, as that does seem to be a use case. Just not one that would work for me, since I replay games frequently.

Honestly the last Ubisoft title I think I played was AC: Black Flag, and that was cause, pirates.

It’s well worth a watch. IMHO Delenn gets one of, if not, the best lines in the show with:

“There is one human who has ever beaten a Minbari warship in battle. He is behind me. You are in front of me. If you value your lives, be somewhere else.”

The title is a quote from Ambassador Kosh, (the weird looking tall guy in the space suit in the center of the picture.) Said quote refers to events in the TV show Babylon 5. He is basically telling either Captain Sheridan, Commander Sinclair, or possibly Ambassador Delenn, that it is far too late to try to change what is about to happen.

The picture in question is of the primary non-human ambassadors and their support staff.

From Left to right Vir Kotto (attaché to Ambassador Mollari,) Ambassador Londo Mollari of The Centauri Republic, bassado Kosh of The Vorlon, Ambassador Delenn of The Minbari Alliance, Lennier (attaché to Delenn), and Ambassador G’Kar of The Narn Regime.

One of my neighbors jacked up an old school VW bug. The thing is the same height as my sprinter van, or 96" / 8’ tall. It’s totally ridiculous and awesome at the same time. He normally has it parked at his shop, since he built it as an advertisement of what he can do, so I can’t provide a picture right now, but I will try to remember to post a pic when I can.

Elminster did it right. 1 level of fighter, 3 of cleric, 1 of rogue, and 15 Wizard, followed by 30 levels of Epic Wizard.

Gotta sneak up on them, slowly and carefully. Just like that damn snail.