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I know where I came from—but where did all you zombies come from?
So… Pee-wee Herman was a dragon?
16·2 months agoI can see the arguments against the concept of evil races. It’s intimately linked with real-world racism about “wrong” groups that “deserve” to be colonized or genocided. Writing the fictional world as being populated by distinct groups that have conflicting cultural motivations is more interesting than “this group is bad because they are bad.”
But… what about demons/devils?
Marcus Miles has entered the chat.
Tiamattaboy/girl/'nother.
Wasn’t early D&D played with three D6s, because D20s weren’t easily available at the time, and so rolling three sixes would be the equivalent of a natural 20?
I could see how that might be a little alarming to a parent in 1974.
Well, you just gotta only allow one archetype per team, figure out a system for the players to draft their choice fairly, and then let the chips fall where they may.
By Odin’s beard, I wish that animated series set in 3008 could have worked out.
Picsart. I’d like something that can do a bit of photo editing, adjust brightness/contrast/curves, work with layers, and conveniently slap together collages, but that doesn’t interrupt me in between every other operation with an ad or a request to sign up for a subscription to the app.
Brienne of Tarth
10 out of 10
I mean… some kink shaming if you’re into necrophilia.
I feel like there might be an issue where the volume of each individual elephant is so much greater than each individual fly that you won’t just be pachybombarding one BBEG, but the entire area, including where the players are standing.
“Drenched from head to toe in the blood of your opponent, you stand over their crumpled body.”
“Sweet! I loot the corpse. What do you I find?”
“A small note: ‘Note to self: get cure for horrible blood plague.’”
“…fuck.”
which has been pirated.
You wouldn’t download a locomotive…
And of course the traditional sentence for dice which misbehave one too many times.