D&D (2024) WotC renaming Charisma in 2024 books

[TwoSix]

The new alignments are Lit, Low Key and Sus.

As a Neutral Sus, I approve.

 

[Atomoctba]

We have a player named Beth. All her characters are "chaotic beth" (a slang in our table)

 

[CleverNickName]

I heard they're changing "alignment" to "big mood."

 

[Shardstone]

Working in a 5th Grade classroom this year, "slay" is a big term. What's interesting is that a group of kids decided to come up with a rival phrase and somehow landed on "Steve Jobs" as a kind of "good job" alternative. So now whenever anyone does anything good, the class erupts in a bunch of "slays" and "Steve Jobs." It's neat to see culture generate right before your eyes.

Slay has been a term for about a decade now

 

[BookTenTiger]

Slay has been a term for about a decade now

Oh yeah, I know that. What I found excited was the creation of "Steve Jobs" as a similar phrase, happening right before my eyes. It hadn't spread outside of my classroom but it's become part of our class language.

 

[Shardstone]

Oh yeah, I know that. What I found excited was the creation of "Steve Jobs" as a similar phrase, happening right before my eyes. It hadn't spread outside of my classroom but it's become part of our class language.

I haaaaave to ask my kids about the Steve Jobs won. I teach teenagers dual-enrolled in college courses right now (and separate adult student classes) so I'm going to see if they use it too. I love learning slang from them.

 

[billd91]

The Thrown property of weapons will now be Yeet. "I'm going to yeet my hammer at the giant..."

 

[billd91]

Inspiration will be called "On Fleek".

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

The new alignments are Lit, Low Key and Sus.

No cap

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

The Thrown property of weapons will now be Yeet. "I'm going to yeet my hammer at the giant..."

That has been unironically said at my table.