Does that really take 100 years?

Feels like humans could do that in 10.

You are indeed naive. Why wouldn’t an AI be smart enough to draw clavicles?

Nah, I prefer F-droid wherever I can. The mentioning when an app has anti-features is so helpful.

But Aurora is a great second option.

That just shows the strength of the Twitter brand.

In a world where Dwarves exist, the humans would modify their armor as well.

They wouldn’t have unprotected legs and feet.

There is a reason why the D&D 5e creatures have their HP written in dice values (4d6+10).

It allows for variation within the stat block. But it also gives a maximum and a minimum HP they can have.

Most of the time you use the average. But if the game is too slow, you can lower it to the minimum HP. And if they are steamrolling an encounter, you can just increase the HP to the maximum.

This makes encounters more dramatic and fun.

There are more better ways to make a player fear for their character other than death.

Like killing a beloved NPC, making the situation much worse, taking away their valuables, making their god angry, being hunted by assassins, making them wanted across the kingdom.

Death isn’t the only punishment a GM/DM has at their disposal.

It is the reason why I prefer starting at lvl 5

Also the classes all feel and play the same below that level.

What I found in the TTRPG community is that a lot of GM’s like to hear themselves talk. They write these huge paragraphs of sentences stringed together jumping from one topic to the next.

You can even notice this in the way the D&D books are written. Instead of using easy to navigate bullet points, it is just walls of text one after the other. Trying to find some specific knowledge in that is like trying to find a needle in a haystack.

As a data nerd, I can’t stand it.

Rules are important, but they aren’t the most important thing as a GM.

The 2 things that are more important are: pacing and fun.

Not fudging dice is important, but if it is in the way of fun, then I either just not roll or only pretend to roll.

Same with pacing, if a roll is going to bog down the games pacing, making everything take longer for no reason other than the roll, then that roll does not matter.

It would allow for more creativity.

Like a electricity Wizard who casts lightningball instead.

They could just add rules that allow you to tweak the spells, just like how they allow for increasing damage with a higher spell slot. But also changing AoE size, changing damage type, range, changing needing to see the target, and other properties, … All which you will have to chose when preparing the spell for the first time, not to overshadow metamagic and keep the game flowing.

Common, you should have used Simulacrum for that joke.

It’s too popular for the people who want to play other systems.

It isn’t a medieval world though.

It is a fantasy world that merely resembles medieval Europe. You can see this in the way she cast freaking magic.

And even back then people dyed their hairs, yes including blue.

Shut up Jangle-Balls

Multi-Account Containers to separate your tabs. Then wipe all cookies on closing.

Don’t forget the little string so you can easily pop em out and let em dangle without losing them.

I’m sorry you have to deal with that.

But our point is that having a little extra hole in your phone isn’t going to matter to you.

More options is always better.

There was no reason to remove them back then and there is no reason to remove them now.

Pretty sure the market would be bigger if manufacturers didn’t remove the feature in order to push to wireless.

What I like about them is not having a battery, meaning they have a lot less impact on the climate. And it isn’t needed when they are always connected to an other device with a battery that is less than 1m away.