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Leave. Go for a walk, or a coffee, or go home. Nobody knows you aren’t in a meeting room.
If your co-workers are into it, have a LAN party. I used to work at a place that had a daily management-approved kill session. It was good.
Leave. Go for a walk, or a coffee, or go home. Nobody knows you aren’t in a meeting room.
If your co-workers are into it, have a LAN party. I used to work at a place that had a daily management-approved kill session. It was good.
Totally agree. I am not compatible with summer.
Winter! Winter sports are awesome. Snow is beautiful. Long dark nights are cozy.
just tabaxi things
Reading the old school D&D subreddit, I also came to realize that dungeons can be reskinned to pretty much any setting, so long as you keep the basic tenets:
So the setting could be the old West, a spacecraft, dungeons, a wilderness, a post-apocalyptic wasteland, etc.
And not everybody likes sandboxes. I tried to get my group to play a sandbox adventure and about half of them lost interest. Sometimes people want a nice predictable plot to pull them along.
This. You want to run a certain type of game, and your players want to play a certain type of game. If you can pitch a dungeon crawl that also scratches their itches, then everyone might be happy.
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I started programming as a teen. I didn’t realize I could do that as a job (weird, I know), so I looked into lucrative careers I could do so I could afford to have lots of free time to program. Then I discovered that programming was also a job.
It will vary by actor. For example, the US military doesn’t like Strava because of its social running feature.
You need to think of the threat model for different actors and groups. There’s a lot of talk now about menstrual tracking for women in the US. Most of it won’t be obvious.
if the dice are the be-all-end-all, why have a GM at the table?
Dice are terrible at making battlemaps, and don’t get me started on their awful faux-Scottish accents.
This is the level of sympathy I have come to expect from the Internet.
You don’t want to run afoul of big slop
Counterpoint: cutting a tomato with a newly sharpened knife - it glides through so easily.
Cyberpunk RED TTRPG community.
Shadowrun TTRPG community.
Polandball.
A community for my home town.
A Canadian politics and current affairs community.
A community for some of the podcasts I listen to would be nice.
We have a few of those here, but they aren’t too active and they have a pretty narrow Overton window (ie, I tend to agree with most posts and comments).
I tried posting that kind of stuff. It was thankless. Nobody else started posting. I gave up.
Holy shit check out that spear in the corner! I bet it’s awesome, since all these people died protecting it.
The rust, scratches, and broken haft are probably just to disguise it.
How does the group reach consensus on N?
They have to be actual cross posts though, don’t they? Would that catch the same link spammed across multiple instances and communities?
Hell yeah. I’m so much better at basic addition and subtraction now.
My first fireball felt so good. All the little math rocks bringing their 30 hp of damage.
The DM has a tonne of crap to manage. Most modern modules don’t do a very good job of providing dungeons or other places to grind loot.
Talk to the DM and tell them your wizard goals. Hopefully they’ll help you down that path. I was playing an Evoker, and I wanted to up my Int, so my DM and I worked out some purchases and loot to make that happen.