They’re teaching a kid through example the benefits of powerful people affecting change faster than all that nonsense about “consent of the governed”

I kept the hazards in mind, “Time travelling adventure” is short for “Yanked into the past due to an apocalyptic event that cannot be replicated” and the time travel is a problem to be solved, not a solution

My party doesn’t use lemmy so I can drop some setting spoilers

They don’t know that the adorable orphan they adopted in their time travel adventure is actually the evil lich queen in the modern day, and I’m looking forward to dropping that bomb on them

The West Wing had a segment with some kids arguing for suffrage, and it convinced me. Everyone else I’ve talked to, however…

It’s possible to think both “these people deserve to have their fingernails removed” and “a just society cannot inflict cruel punishment”

I’ve been watching critiques of it, it’s amazing that they made a game with everything wrong

FATAL

Back in my day, cantrips weren’t free.

And the slots didn’t scale with the casting stat, so any wizard worth their guano would have more first level spells per day than cantrips

I don’t know if it’s worth the drive space

In geocentricity, neither Venus nor Mars are closer to Earth than Mercury is

This is actually (kind of) true, mercury is the closest planet to every planet on average

Plot twist: they were 3.5 books

With a 9th level slot, sure

That’s why in my setting criminals get tossed into a kiln if they’re sentenced to death without parole

Ni!

I use a VPN because otherwise Warner Bros tells Comcast to send me threatening letters

Especially if the minotaur is a dude

Maybe not, but it’s much better to fight for local rights than to wait for The Revolution to come fix everything.

I’m going to give that a try, that sounds like a great breakfast now that eggs are back to their normal price

Regular Extra Attack and Pact of the Blade’s extra attack stacks in BG3 IIRC

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