People have no clue how to use the deck. Remove or modify cards that would negatively impact your campaign, work the newly introduced aspects into your intended storyline before you even offer it, ask for consent beforehand, and accept that your campaign will go off the rails for several sessions. The deck is often used similarly to opening up your relationship in its waning hours- it is the death knell, not the murder implement.
It’s funny to notice that “based” sees usage ironically as often as it does unironically, effectively rendering it meaningless without context. It’s the new “Smurf” or “Aladeen.”
More on-topic, hopefully you won’t personally find any of those players. I haven’t, and that’s very based.
Really puts a new spin on “I split ‘em in half.”
The bag holds a certain amount of air, per the description’s time. I was surprised at how close the math was- it’s a fair approximation of an average person within a sealed 1 atmosphere room of identical size.
It’s linked to the astral sea, somehow, so it probably comes with some amount of astral sea at approximately astral sea levels of pressure.
relevant Zee Bashew. Kua toa are so much fun to run, but I can completely understand why anyone would avoid them. They’re a bit finicky and random unless they’re run rigidly.
You can always notice AI based on the random belts on armor clad figures. It’s a neat belt, but why did it begin and end at the center of their chest?
Tangentially related- I fucking hate discord