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That’s a great idea. YouTube doesn’t have RSS feeds, does it?

OK, fire. I… Waifu roll Rolls Skoofa!

It sounds like you want a blog that lets you categorize or tag your entries to keep them together.

Right, I meant the polygon series Monster Factory where they make freaks in different character Creation systems.

Is that from Monster Factory?

Hey look, kids, it’s /u/rimjob-steve!

I wanted to play a necromancer of no particular class, whose skeletal grandmother followed him around under his thrall. His village practiced a kind of ancestor worship where on holidays they animate the skeletons of their family and dress them up in clothes and jewelry and try to (symbolically) show them a good time as a gesture of appreciation. The tribe’s forest was burned down or village destroyed and PC had to run for it, taking only his most prized possession - the bones of his matriarch. Over the course of the campaign I’d like to add nicer clothes and jewelry to the skeleton, maybe give it magic items.

Ultimately it’s just not feasible to play a non-evil necromancer, and my table doesn’t play evil anyway either.

Throwaway idea: A Loxodon (elephant) bard named Harry Elefánte.

I’ve been using the PocketCasts app for android which has this feature. It’s not self-hosted, though.

I don’t use graphene (yet?) but Player FM is pretty good. I had their paid plan for years. I’m on PocketCasts now.

How does the container know what’s safe to update? Nextcloud (in this example) may need to stay on a specific version of some package and updating everything would break it.

I have a good feeling about this chest. It doesn’t feel like a mimic.

Are there any comment shredding utilities that still work after the API apocalypse? I’m an American, so I can only look at you GDPR-havers in jealousy.

OneNote is getting slow, so this might be better for me anyway! Thanks.

This is like OneNote? I’ll try it. I assume there’s nothing stopping me from putting the file on a shared folder.

I didn’t know that. Gross!

What’s the difference between a skeleton wizard and a lich, practically?

Do FOSS camera apps (on Android) support “live pictures” - the type with several frames from which to choose your favorite? I really like that feature in Google’s camera app. I do wish I could figure out how to export them as GIFs or something.

We are in the last few weeks of our five year 5e campaign, which is pretty emotional. We’ll play something else next, but unclear what.

I played a few sessions of Humblewood and Odyssey of the Dragon Lords - might pick those back up.

I really liked the system, but I just can’t imagine playing without a dice rolling app.

I like the vibe, the layout, and the narrators voice. Some comments/questions.

You define “p100” but don’t explain that you will need other dice (or random generation).e.g. Astrologer says it “adds P5 charges” but doesn’t tell you what P5 means.

The weapons table introduced short/medium/long range (I assume!) But those ranges don’t seem to matter in the combat section. “AP”, “2H”, and “MR” aren’t defined. I am guessing Armor Points, Two handed, and Melee/Ranged.

What is the maximum charge capacity of Glass Stars? How do they gain levels, or is it the player who is gaining levels somehow?

The Rubine star can heal deep wounds. Which are those?

Only using the tens place of scores for combat suggests to me that switching to a d10 system instead of d100 may simplify the rules and play without losing much.

Overall I think it’s pretty cool. It needs more detail to make a playable game out of it, I think, or some editing and rules redesign to keep it a two-pager.