

Maybe it’d be better if people on Lemmy stuck to what they’re good at by posting memes and cat pictures and staying out of politics.
Maybe it’d be better if people on Lemmy stuck to what they’re good at by posting memes and cat pictures and staying out of politics.
Makes for a great BBEG move to use against a favorite DMPC or other beloved party companion, though. You don’t use it on a player, you use it on their feelings.
That sounds a bit funny since Dragon Age was Bioware’s spiritual successor to Baldur’s Gate, which was just AD&D/2e adapted digitally. Going from D&D to Bioware’s homebrew system and then back to a newer D&D seems like a lot of steps.
How can any of these policies gain traction in the wake of Salt Typhoon?
Ah you’re right, my brain somehow glossed over that detail!
Landlines are easy to tap into, unfortunately.
Smartphones come with their own security concerns but it allows things like E2E encrypted VOIP to exist, at least.
Different tables have different objectives for sure. Some groups are in it for the collaborative storytelling (more role-playing than game). Others want the combat and builds and strategy (more game than role-playing).
Helps to iron that sort of thing out in session 0, but definitely frustrating when not everyone is upfront about what they want.
LEAVE LITTLE BRITAIN ALONE!
Oh yeah, not to defend it because it is OP as hell, but there’s a lot more at the core of 5E that needs fixing, it just seems odd to single out a spell from a sourcebook most tables don’t use anyways, given that it’s setting-specific and was never compiled into later core books like Tasha’s.
To me it just read more like MTG power creep making its way into an MTG setting. I don’t know if that indicates that it was developed by a separate team entirely but the entire thing was definitely just a cash grab to leverage their other properties.
That’s just one spell in an optional sourcebook that’s just an MTG cash-in, though. I’ve never been in a campaign that allowed players to use content from non-core books with abandon.
To put it a different way, centaurs have 6 limbs. I think it’s not so much about making creatures out of the “missing” parts as much as it is swapping which part is the horse and which part is the human, so these also still have 6 limbs.
This sounds like ghaik sympathizing.
Lae’zel disapproves.
You arrive in a new town where everyone thinks they’re in charge, and they each use a funny accent to assert themselves. The sign at the front gate reads “Welcome to Bosston”
Why is that? It’s Google’s content you’re still consuming, ergo you have at least some measure of dependence on Google to continue accessing it.
I wouldn’t. Most YouTube alternatives that hook into YouTube for content are always going to be in the tenuous position of “It works until Google decides to drastically change things.”
I think it’d be easier to not become dependent on YouTube’s content in the first place when there is always that chance they pull the rug out from everyone.
I suppose this scenario is actually somewhat reassuring, because the guy who killed 12 people deserves whatever misfortune falls upon him. You wouldn’t have to feel bad stealing his knowledge and memories, and could also go to the local guards to turn him in with the knowledge you’ve obtained.
Though good luck sleeping at night with the knowledge of what it felt like to murder 12 people with your own hands and see the life fade from their eyes.
Seldarine/surface-dwelling Drow are the Kiwis.
Un-Googled Chromium?
Edit: Guess even FOSS has its limits
I’ve been using Niagara.
The DMPC character who just walked off into the horizon in a perfectly straight line when his job was done is my favorite minor detail of the movie.