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I kinda feel the opposite, wherein the more I flip back and forth the more I think that most of these folk would probably be more amenable to compromise in real life (where getting along has more social cachet) as opposed to “saving face” on the internet.

I’ve got two pairs of those guys + various other frog and toad people. Always been a fave.

I went in the other direction and in my games attacks against surprised creatures are made with Advantage (though only for the first round). (And in my experience while some characters might get two rounds of actions before the surprised get to act, generally most don’t).

It is easy enough to steal things from 2024 rules for 2014 or other rules hack versions, so heck yeah, I want to see this!

I’d watch that and love it.

I have strict purchasing limitations I hold myself to.

I’m down to my last unpainted mini (started it yesterday) so I just ordered $120 bucks of minis off Etsy (looking to boost my collection of elementals and related creatures for my Primordial Evil campaign (reimagining ToEE to actually be about elemental evil).

Just reiterating that I can’t stand any RPG business thread, including con/expo announcements, not because the news isn’t necessarily interesting but because of every single discussion that follows.

I like it.

I guess I have always been interested in this kind of data, because while rereading one of my story hours, I stumbled upon a link to this thread, which looks at combat length (by round) in my then 3.xE game back in 2008.

WWOR is where/how I watched games growing up.

In NYC you need to have SNY (a cable channel that comes with most packages) to see most Mets games (about 1 a week is on local broadcast tv WPIX) and YES to see Yankees games. Similarly, here in Pittsburgh to see the Pirates you need access to to the Root. I paid for MLB.tv to watch Mets games...

Agreeable Man! Agreeable Man! Agreeable Man hates Contrary Man. They have a fight Nobody wins Agreeable Man.

Having used some of those products for my kid and finding it a good brand, I was skeptical about objections until I saw the actual marketing language and yeah. . . EW. :sick: I think someone was trying to take advantage of the goofiness and absurdity that comes being the parent of an infant...

I am in the planning stages of a total re-do of my basement game room (including tearing down two crappy non-load bearing walls in order to put up ones that can actually hold the weight of shelves and allow for maps and art to be hung). but logistics on these projects is always a bear. For...

I totally dropped that part when I ran it (was just reading the part of the story hour that covered how I adapted it for my use). It is funny that I get so used to running these adventures as I have revised them long ago, that I forget what is original to it and what is what I made up - and had...

The Styes is republished in Ghosts of Saltmarsh. I would have run it by now if it did not taken my group going on 6 years to explore the area and do the first 4 adventures in there.

I always liked using the term "intersubjective."

I long ago learned (and this site helped) that it is often as pointless to discuss literary analysis with people who don’t (or don’t want to) understand it, as it is to discuss electrical systems with someone who just wants to flip the switch and have something turn on. There is a lot more...

Thanks! I somehow didn't see this yesterday.