Damnit…

Now I want to 3d print a bunch of meeples and show up to Warhammer night at my LGS.

D&D campaign changing the names of real places to keep the fantasy setting?

Wipeout was cool, but I always preferred the N64 “knockoff” Extreme-G

Mike’s Hard Lemonade is a good one, too.

The clone wants you to make sure you know you’re being replaced.

I paid $3.49 to support the developers and the ads go away as a bonus.

I’ve used Silhouette Studio for this exact thing.

The basic edition is free, and has all the snap to alignments you’re looking for. The pro version ($100) lets you save as an SVG, PNG, or PDF, so printing what you make shouldn’t be an issue. It’s a lot more powerful piece of software than I expected it to be.

Ive played a one armed barbarian before. He touched a cursed item that was slowly Turning him into a demon, so he chopped off his arm.

The DM said I lost Ambidexterity for that, Which I accepted. I later found out that I derailed part of his plan to make my character evil & work as a minion for the Big Bad.

my final battles will not use mechanics the players aren’t familiar with

This seems kinda boring.

I pretty much expect a big bad to pull some off the wall crap I’m not expecting, otherwise what makes them big & bad?

The morale shattering of getting a revival countered would make the party come up with something new, instead of trying their same formula over & over. Remember the magic mcguffin they’ve been saving for a ‘situation’? This is exactly the time to break out the one-shot items!