Baguette supremacy.

That Mad Mage just isn’t making sense!

It’s like a purposeful troll on a group with a persistent completionist mentality.

When (if) they catch on the DM can help expedite their routing.

Yes, but the beauty of it is that it plugs in Steam immediately. If you’re installing it on a machine that uses Steam and sometimes browses it is a one-stop shop.

I offloaded Windows 10 entirely, installed bazzite, and played Hollow Knight and the entire Dark Souls trilogy from the same installation on the same harddrive I’d had them on Windows. Didnt even need to reinstall.

To me that’s impressive. I only had a few crashes overall too.

Got muh bag-o-rats and muh Great Cleave, time to start whirlin’…

We got this thing here we call ‘charter schools’ which are used by private religious organizations to acquire public funding, which is redirected from public schools, to administer education.

The man understood what language and names are used for, to say the least.

I would just casually read the rule books for fun. I had binders of Palladium NPCs with mapped towns and cities.

No campaign ever got off the ground, but it did develop my love of worldbuilding.

Palladium was foundational to everything in RIFTS and it was clear the overlap was just supposed to be implied knowledge, especially from the later rulebooks.

Hot butter rum.

I think the cross-post functionality is/was the most fruitful effort towards that end.

A sort of opt-in consensus bases community level federation.

Ex: if a fragmented communities could federate their content so they each drew posts and comments from each other in a sort of redundant cross-posting feature maybe. So a ‘memes’ community could pull from all other ‘memes’ communities its instance federates with like they’re on a separate circuit.

A part from including psychosis and neurosis into my characters, I would, as a rule, just avoid conflict with other players. If the druid seemed even halfway interested I’d just decide my fighter was an elitist about using greatswords only and avoid elmo.

I’d sniff out the DM’s plan. The DM is the true opponent and I’d be ever vigilant. And/or dead. A lot of dead. Mostly dead.

I’d let the druid have it everytime. The druid could use either version and my fighters would scoff at a silly 1d6 weapon. Not even a martial weapon.

You don’t see the rogue going around demanding second wind, action surge and heavy armor, now do you?

I mean ‘sneak attack totally applies here’ is the classic ‘rogue doing fighter things’ trope.

I think it is fine. No one should produce or raise children they do not want.

I still support our society focusing on improving the material conditions for every generation, new and old.

There should not be conflict there.

The fact this thread has three times as many comments as total votes goes to show how well the fediverse knows the lengths to which these users will go find new targets to justify harassment.

Mean Girls with 1800s stakes.

Archaelogical digs in Oceania have uncovered evidence of deep sea fishing (tuna bone carved fishhooks) from 40,000 years ago. We have been at sea a long time.