Just another reddit exile.
I’ve never thought about the life cycle of mimics before, but it makes sense that a creature that imitates a treasure chest might start its life imitating single coins and other small bits of treasure.
Perhaps they birth thousands of young at a time, and what looks like a pile of gold is actually a brood.
Kiazi’s women, their faces wet
Oh shit, it’s Cohen the Barbarian.
“I can’t count how many lights that is, but THERE. ARE. TOO MANY LIGHTS.”
I found it on YouTube, along with the series they did wrapping the year 2019. https://youtube.com/@faymarton
Blow up the damn ship!
I’ve got a million other things to catch up on, so I’ll survive without new content for a few months. I suspect most of us will.
It sucks that the studio heads forced this on us, but I will stand in spirit with the striking artists for as long as it takes to make the studios see their worth.
Exactly, and I wish headlines would better reflect this. The strike is a natural outcome of studio fuckery.
“Captain’s log, stardate 45652.1. The Enterprise has entered an area of space known as the Lemmy Expanse. We are the first Starfleet vessel to chart this unexplored region.”
Bro
I didn’t realize
that discussion was discouraged.
My bad.
You can tell by the underscore that it’s special.
Wow, a whole community for persecution complex babies whining that they can’t use dogwhistles and complain about ‘wokeness’ (whatever you think that means) without consequences? Nah, I’m good out here, thanks.
To be fair, if I was aiming literally anywhere else but down at a rat crawling over my foot, it probably would have been a misfire or a bad ricochet.
The first few levels should be thought of as a tutorial, where there is no true peril no matter what enemies you face.
It’s useful to get a feel for a new character before you start piling on all the details of class skills.
I’m still traumatized from the crit fail I rolled during a campaign five years ago.
I was playing a gunslinger, and made an admittedly foolish attempt to shoot a vermin crawling near my foot. I rolled a 1, and the DM ruled that meant I shot myself in the foot. I couldn’t really argue with that outcome, but it was hard to come back from that. It was a harsh post-apocalyptic setting, which meant that the other characters were obliged to rib me for it incessantly, and my character could never seem to redeem himself afterwards.
I don’t love either in my RPGs, honestly. You go into any sort of combat wearing that and you’re asking to die very quickly.
And seriously, what does this have to do with reddit? Yes, yes, we all hate reddit, but come on man.
But if they had a vessel they’d be shipmonks.
Named in honor of Biff Yeager, I presume. His mail-in campaign finally paid off.