Piecemakers

jesusfuckingchrist. Regurgitate much?

Brennan Lee Mulligan, thankyouverymuch.

1.) Ask for a listing of all the information they have about you.

2.) If your aforementioned Deletion request (see title) is missing from that list, they are likely breaking compliance rules.

3.) …

4.) Profit!

Additionally, it would need to be a holdout/failsafe option, to help with said balance issues. Something along the lines of that CON Save increasing in DC with each successive attempt to cast without slots. A failed save results in a level of Fatigue, lowered Max HP, etc., until they either stop attempting to cast or die from the effects and become a wraith in eternal service to the Patron.

Ironically enough, I generally can barely stand D&D these days, and much prefer systems like Blades In The Dark, Powered By The Apocalypse, Ironsworn/Starforged, etc., so please understand that while my criticism comes from a place of cited reference, in no way do I support the tactical “storytelling” that WotC sells to the unwitting and the brand-loyal. In fact, it seems that we’re of very similar mind, after all. 🤗❤️

edit: I’d like to point out that I had the “privilege” of playing in a game that Gygax ran at GenCon back in the day, and Colville’s “style” is cut from similar cloth. Some might enjoy it, but I genuinely wish the flyleaves of rulebooks still assured readers that the book’s contents were merely guidelines to assist imagination among their group.

According to Matt Colville, and I’m paraphrasing here, “Your monsters should be doing average damage equal to 6, + 3 times their CR”. Therefore, your < CR 13 monsters were so nerfed that their actual CR was less than half (+/-) the printed number. All due respect, but if you’re training your players to interact with the game system in this manner, you’re not only making more work for yourself, but you’re setting them up for a rude fucking awakening at nearly any other table than yours. 🤷🏼‍♂️

Not a worry, it was mostly said in jest 🤗🍻

"What is the singular form of dice?

‘Die’ is the singular form of ‘dice’. It comes from the French word des, a plural word for the same objects. In English, the most common way to make nouns plural is to add an ‘s’. If ‘die’ followed that rule precisely, its plural form would be ‘dies’, however, English is full of irregular plurals. Along with octopus, fish, goose, wolf, cactus, and appendix, “die” does not follow that rule implicitly. The plural form is ‘dice’. If you roll dice, you are rolling two or more game pieces. If you roll a die, you are only using one piece."

It’s really as simple as: which sounds correct? “Rolling a die” or “rolling a dice”? 🤷🏼‍♂️ Anti-intellectualism is no one’s friend, friend.

Heh. 😘

Dice* you heathen. 🤢

You could, ya know, do it yourself FFS. 😘🤷🏼‍♂️

https://piped.video/watch?v=OEdxLarEGTE

Wait. You do sub-20 dmg at Tier III? Your DM is letting you bowl with bumpers on.

If your DM is throwing casters at you that would fail a DC10 Concentration check, you’ve gotta be sub-2nd level. 😅

Depending on your locale, you might find a Discord LFG server for your area. 🤘🏼

That’s such clunky grammar, though.

NGL, at first glance, your kerning there gave me pause as I initially read that as “My Thic Medieval Roleplaying” and I was curious… Ahem.

Not to mention the demigod who had plans for that sword, right up until the hero wasted it on attempting to be clever. Non-mortals being notoriously petty, one can assume that their cults will haunt this dense bastard like an indelible foot fungus for the rest of their days and then some.

Unwritten Rule #1: Don’t fuck with the DM. 🥰

Ah, the golden era 🤘🏼🌈

::whoosh::