I can’t go into too much detail, I was working for a recognisable company who was dabbling in the Fediverse with a heavy lean towards empowering the users.
This was high on my list of demands. Along with fine grain controls for what metrics you opt into and what notifications you receive.
Project got gutted early this year.
Approx 10 years out.
Monty Python and Terry Pratchett
To allow articulated lorries and buses to make a left turn onto your street.
You stay behind the line when the light is red to leave them space, then you pull forward into the junction when you have right of way.
Fucks up spider mites and the like real nice, tho.
I found a group on dndBeyond. We finished The Lost Mines of Phandelver++ and we’re getting into the meat of Decent into Avernus.
One player had to bow out at the end of Phandelver due to college. She was a great player, so it was a loss.
DM’s wife stepped in and we’ve been having a blast!
And sometimes, those searches will end in failure. Resulting in what we’re seeing today.
Sure but they don’t know Thieves Cant or how to harness their rage or they don’t have the favour of a God or anything.
If Player is receptive to directions in the moment, perhaps a queue card would help.
Stuff like;
Positioning: As a caster, you are easy to hit and have relatively low HP. Try to stay 15-30ft away from the nearest enemy. -Relevant Abilities:
Damage:
Healing:
Support:
This is a bit hostile, tbh.
Good DM’s don’t coddle players. There are consequences to choices, being at 75-80% of the parties ability SHOULD be a big deal.
OP has tried to address the issue already, and I can imagine that one player ignoring their abilities would be quite frustrating for the other players.
Need names? Whip out a map and start using placenames.
Example; I zoomed in on a random spot in London
Allen
Brown
Bury
Leanenhall
Billter
Fenchurch
Creechurch
Mitre
Asperior
Sino
Kentro
Aioi
Ardent
Weightman
You’re probably right, right now. But I am put in mind of ya boi Ben Franklin when asked “What use is [a prototype hot air balloon]” He replied “What is the use of a newborn child?”
Early plastic 3d printers were clunky and of poor quality, but now entire industries have spawned around them and they have revolutionised at-home prototyping.
Right now, this is a gimmick. But the potential, if nurtured is pretty serious, imo.
It’s easier to ship material than finished chunks. You can print all the shapes you need from one batch of material instead of having to fabricate and ship the correct modules.
Instead of a hone you could make a strop. A 2”x10” bit of leather, buy a stick of stropping compound and you get to feel like an old timey barber.
Owning a ghost gun is a crime, right?
Nearly 500 were recovered last year. https://ny1.com/nyc/all-boroughs/public-safety/2023/09/20/nypd-unit-combatting-the-growing-problem-of-ghost-guns
Holy moly that takes me back.
Learning to draw. I’d like to be happy with something I do before the year is out. But it’s ok if not.
Just ask her to read from her poetry book. It’s black ink on black paper, so you could be there a while.
/unsheathes Katana