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If you play 5e, I would encourage you to check out the most recent UA play test with bastions.
If you play 5e, I would encourage you to check out the most recent UA play test with bastions.
Sorry, but your comment definitely reminded me of this video.
There’s a way to fold a fitted sheet?
As long as your table has fun, who cares? 🤘👹🤘
Diarrhea doesn’t follow a schedule.
Good on R* for fixing the bug and paying the bounty. Nintendo would’ve given him the middle finger and a cease and desist.
It appears his average story is about a pink thing.
I lucked out with the whole situation. I got in when they were offering a free stadia bundle with cyberpunk, then not long after they killed the service. I got my money back for cyberpunk and a free Chromecast and stadia controller out of it. Now that Google has enabled Bluetooth support, it’s my go to PC controller.
In that case, maybe it wasn’t that great of a house rule to begin with!
Or, perhaps go the PF2e route and allow the player to tack on a weapon maneuver of choice if their attack roll exceeds the target AC by a certain amount (5?)
Reminds me of how they incorporated weapon type-specific attacks in BG3. Stealing this one for sure.
So far, I’ve included in my current campaign: a utility belt that holds 3 healing potions allowing them to be used as a bonus action and a totem that allows them to reroll a hit die result of “1” on level up.
And just regular moronic.
True, but it would also be cool to see Mercury Steam’s take on it, especially the zero suit section at the end.
The threshold that someone considers “too many animals” is always the number they have plus one.
Thank God. I was worried this wouldn’t be the place to ask saxophone related questions.
We’re still at least 5 years away from cultured meat even being available in supermarkets, let alone competitive with factory farmed animal-based meat. I’m so happy to have gone vegan and I’m never looking back. The entire industry is horrifying.