

Oh no not my lair! Whatever you do, don’t come in here!
Oh no not my lair! Whatever you do, don’t come in here!
I think there are differences in the interests of both. Can you explain your argument here, without super obscure references?
Or if you really want to scare them, Charisma save.
When my family saw it, every kid in the theater was amped up and going nuts the whole time.
Maybe we can find some kid who’s really good at it, and doesn’t even know it’s real!
Look, I just think of the problems. They have to think of the solutions.
I disagree. Email is still perfectly usable and helpful because we simply filter out the commercial stuff. The fact that most internet discussion happens in extremely censored places is bad. Luigi Luigi Luigi. I want the rest of the world to change and this is another tool to help towards that end, not merely an escape.
Isn’t this just a bunch of little forums that interoperate nicely?
I just plugged a keyboard into the Xbox.
Because the votes are just for fun. Anybody could just make multiple accounts anyways.
How is Firefox’s baggage anywhere close to homophobia and a crypto scam
I’ve got a pirate flag that says “I’d rather be drinking rum”. I never drink and drive, but I like reminding everyone to pirate things.
But then you might get keyed
“People who disagree” saying “things you don’t like” energy
Does that mean they took Pact of the Chain? If so, then it’s a class feature that’s supposed to be powerful. Maybe this signature trick makes their patron impressed, jealous, or bored…
They passed up on Pact of the Blade, so when they do get attacked, they’re more vulnerable.
Add some environmental hazards and AoE attacks. Make the fires spread out of control and become a threat of their own. Tempt them with explosive barrels in dangerous places. Familiars die easily, but are cheap to resummon.
Keep attacking them frequently between rests. Make them reconsider that 1 hour familiar ritual and invisibility spell slot.
If even a single witness escapes, he’s telling everyone what happened. Most spell casters can immediately put out the fire with Prestidigitation, Control Flames, or Druidcraft.
When they destroy items with fire, describe expensive things melting into worthless things.
I would allow it. The damage is terrible compared to actual attacks, the enemies can figure it out, and it’s slow.
Let them have the win until it’s underpowered in a few levels. It’s fun to figure out a cool combo, and you can just make the game harder.
Akchually, NFTs don’t even burn CPU cycles to enforce ownership. At best it’s all created and sold by a central party, and at worst the whole thing runs on his laptop.
I was surprised it was so low! Doesn’t Australia have a lot of open sunny area?
Edit: it’s not low, they’re #1 per capita