RIFTS is set in the future, 300 years after an apocalypse brought magic back to earth

It’s fantasy + sci fi

The rule says “you” appear bigger or smaller. One’s hat is not one.

I occasionally accidentally open the fandom page for a game on Chrome with no ad block (which I keep around for Google apps) and it’s unusable. Go there on Firefox with ublock origin and it’s fine

And there’s worse sites than that

Download sites for things like Minecraft mods have several competing “download” buttons without ad block

It’s nuts people might accept these, let alone want them

That die has too few sides

It took an area effect weapon (1 holy hand grenade of Antioch) to defeat it, so it probably has excellent AC and high hit points

I would abuse parallelization. Moon druid in owlbear shape with three hits for each action (through druid features and magic items) and a free action each kill (from an elixir), doing three of those at once would end most fights

Fighters would do more

I think a trap in a procedurally generated dungeon I recently ran for my group. It was a magical lightning trap, self resetting

UPS ≈ permanence

You use it to catch the ether bunny

Or prevent an opposing caster from using one or more scrolls

Do they need to define dictionary words? You are incapacitated, you don’t have capacity to do that.

The lack of qualification indicates you are completely incapacitated and have no capacity to do or say anything.

I go with fun trumps rules

I’d say ingesting the powder either kills it (had the players managed to get me to agree it was alive) or sends it on a tour of your digestive tract

One of my favourite characters was a cat mage in an After The Bomb/RIFTS crossover game

So few hit points, but so much fun

Ping of death

Bash

Vim (clearly a buff)

They might be able to see if the data indicates the network has been though NAT (network address translation) twice, but that would look just like someone who has plugged their own wifi box into the modem

There’s always NAT. You get one IP address, your router/wifi shares the network using NAT

But ISPs aren’t looking for NAT, since everyone with wifi is using it

Were Firefox to go bad, we would use a non-bad fork off Firefox. It’s open source.

Do you mean that you don’t like the way they prefer to defend individuals against corporations rather than the other way around, or the way they don’t help people defend themselves against lawful and reasonable government action?

I toyed with allowing my players to use the fireball by volume incorrect rule (as it’s not all that well defined in the 3.5 ed we play)

It is as dangerous to the caster as the enemies, especially in a group that neglects to check the ceiling height of dungeons

If it wasn’t, it is now