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Yeah Risus lends itself well to short adventures for sure. I think Toast of the Town is a superb adventure and could fit well with any system. Hope you get to run it sometime!
Yeah Risus lends itself well to short adventures for sure. I think Toast of the Town is a superb adventure and could fit well with any system. Hope you get to run it sometime!
I’m confused on where the criticism of Islam comes into play?
Thank you for saying this. Being anti-religion and anti-Islam are not the same thing. Context would be very helpful for OPs post because that changes the whole conversation really.
Yeah I could see it being perfect for that setting!
Damn, just straight up stealing other people’s content. Very cool
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Wow, that’s so cool! Well it’s a great tool.
I agree, but the whole “instances” and federation stuff can be overwhelming for the average user. As long as enough power users and content creators make the move, then Lemmy has a good shot long-term.
Nice! Definitely saving that.
Sounds like a really great project! I’ll be following that one.
Oh nice, never heard of them before. That’s super cool!
Nice! I use the Obsidian Git plugin so I don’t have to pay for the sync feature. It suits my uses pretty well.
I think the real test will be when these API rules go into effect at the end of the month. Will all these people who showed solidarity the last two days leave the site then, or will they just quietly download the official app and continue on?
Yeah I definitely have seen a “less is more” kind of approach to prepping. Which is kind of nice when you’re super busy during the week.
There’s a really neat rules-light system called Risus. It’s extremely flexible and there’s even a free or cheap adventure on DriveThruRPG called Toast of the Town which was the most fun TTRPG adventure I’ve ever played.
Horizon Zero Dawn. The first time I played it I could not get into the tutorial, just felt so bland. Then years later I tried it again, pushed through the tutorial, and it’s now my all time favorite video game series.