Wall of force lasts 10 minutes, just saying

It got buffed to a d6 in 5.5e

But then again, with this math they’re talking about 5e, so your point stands

Dnd 3.5 has a lot, like 80%, rules overlap with pf1e. Pathfinder was a fork of the game system, basically

I’ve had that problem in Factorio before. I can’t imagine how many orders of magnitude it’d be worse in the actual grid. Solar should be fine, though? And wind likely doesn’t take much to start, either

What decade do you live in? It’s closer to 2-4x nowadays, and 2TB is nothing

Like OpenAI!

Oh yeah, of course.

not really, haha

To test that SVN -> GIT works?

13.1% if BI is a d6, or 20.7% if they’re past level 5 and it’s a d8. Certainly doable

Yeah I agree. Although recently I’ve become partial to toml… In the end I’ll use what’s common in the ecosystem I’m developing in

Nothing too major about how it’s usually used, but the yaml spec does allow arbitrary code execution when parsing a file and relies on the parser to have that feature disabled: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/YAML#Security

That’s why for python, yaml.save_load() is a thing. That’s fine for your local config files and may even be a feature for you, but it shouldn’t be used to exchange information between services.

Don’t rely on VPNs as your (only) security, if you are at actual risk from your online activities. For piracy, it does not matter. Pick one you like

Pushing that civil war narrative again, when Russian troops were involved from day one? Nice

Stay classy, .ml
Straight up Russian propaganda at this point

Poison the monk

Mostly play PF2e nowadays, but I’m open to other systems. I get the feeling that some people use DnD as a shorthand for all TTRPGs tho

Free infinite dust

GM like the characters have basic common sense, unless the players say otherwise. Stupidity should be initiated by the players, not forced by the GM willfully misinterpreting players’ words.

My understanding was that toxin is the generic term, poison is usually ingested and venom is delivered into the blood? But it gets often confused in everyday language, and is only accurate when talking about animals. Not a toxicologist, so I might be wildly wrong