starting a thread of NPC names I invented that made my D&D party so mad they yelled at me
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starting a thread of NPC names I invented that made my D&D party so mad they yelled at me
Did anyone else notice that D&D announced a Warlock video game with strong emo / Cate Blanchett in Thor: Ragnarok vibes, and suddenly Blizzard are releasing a rock Warlock update for Diablo like 3 months later?
Accelerated release timeline?
Current goosebump inducing banger
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This research is actually very interesting, but this picture of the poor test subject is kinda funny
Chag rin, yeah?
Because I grew up in a small village in Yorkshire where people didn't use such words in general conversation, I didn't hear it used until I was in my late 30s.
I was pronouncing it En You Eye for all that time
Roko's Basilisk?
But anyway, disappointed that there's not a Bullets in the Dark for Blades in the Dark, which was by point
Well that's me
1. Not reading my emails properly
2. Not reading posts properly and thinking you were talking about Dawn of the Dead for a solid minute
Mildly disappointed that today's @drivethrurpg.com deal of the day, Bullets in the Dark, is an Arkham Horror module rather than a Blades in the Dark / FitD hack.
It should be, shouldn't it
We're smokin' that Argentinian himejoshi catgirl shit out of a puma bone pipe at an altitude of 12,600 feet, concurrent with the third Dynasty of Ur, you stupid shit.
IMHO one of the things that killed 4e was WotC's belief that they could keep updating the core rules with different errata that drifted significantly from the physical editions.
That's certainly when I grew tired, when I was inserting the 5th Magic Missile change into the book
Which is a driver for it, but they're tied to physical distribution and the now sacrosanct OGL.
So they have to maintain a core compatibility with 3rd party and physical products, limiting them to marquee event updates at strategically spaced intervals
They're clearly not committed to it.
They're trying to approach it like software releases, like an underlying operating system, but that's not how the RPG market works.
People buy core books with the modules presenting diminishing returns.
So they need a new edition cycle to boost sales
Although I think the new character creation system is uninspiring.
I think the bonus attribute points should have gone into Class rather than Background, or they should have stolen the Pathfinder 2 distribution.
But anyway
I think I would have preferred 5e Revised or similar
It signifies a step improvement without the expectation of a massive divergence from the current edition.
IMHO it was mostly legitimisation of house rules, inclusion of Baldurs Gate 3 rules and a sensitivity update.
Terminology update.
Otherwise continue with your day
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I do not wish to know about the events surrounding me in periphery lest they alarm me to a great extent
Looks at you in Vampire: the Masquerade lore
Just discovered that there's a Sepultura cover of Massive Attack's 'Angel' and it's amazing.
It's a straight cover, nothing clever, but crikey
your refusal to extrapolate the joke has surfaced something deeply concerning: that you are a capitalist automaton incapable of banter
Making Ace Rimmer references on the US colleague Slack channel.
Does life get better than this?
sonething for rpg workdbuilding
Feels like House Jerbiton from Ars Magica covering up a wizards dual
I'm not saying this is the most important thread you'll see today, I'm just saying how will you know it isn't if you don't look
Colored drawing of Great Cthulhu.
DTF - Down To F'thagn
Fuck, and I can't emphasize this enough, them