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My next character is going to be a tabaxi that rides around in this thing.
Yes, that is my entire character concept.
Hot new character concept, right here.
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I'm a big fan of "you're on a ship/caravan heading to [location]."
It implies purpose, sets a direction, and everyone can give their own reason for being there.
Plus, then the transport can be blown up by the big bad. Classic.
Truly enjoyed @ann_leckie's The Raven Tower, one of the best fantasy novels I've read in a long time.
Do you like well-crafted fantasy worlds? Interesting magic systems? Different narrative structures, fun characters, and a trans protagonist?
Give it a read
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Happy D&D day to me and all the random junk/mementos collected by my players on our Tabletop Simulator table.
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Today I learned that the wolf-mother Moro in Princess Mononoke was played by a famous Japanese singer and drag queen??
And he also played the Witch of the Waste in Howl's Moving Castle???
I'm appreciative that Spelljammer has material now, but I can't erase the feeling that, between the relatively small amount of content and thick paper stock, they broke one book into three.
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Why did no one tell me I could just go and *buy* terrain at craft stores?
Probably because I'd go and spend $100+ on it.
Whelp. That ship has sailed.
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The Bat Man.
In an abrupt subject and tonal shift, the movie inexplicably focuses on Scout from Team Fortress 2.
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The proper size for the dungeon.
I want to make a dungeon long enough to *feel* like a dungeon, but I'm usually over with running a dungeon well before then.
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For a long time, my group played Catan with a "discovery" rule, where all the tiles are face down and you only discover what they are and flip them over after you've built a settlement at their intersection.
When you do, you also draw numbers for the tiles randomly.
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