And, you know what? Go ahead and report me right back !C3. Do it. I would happily put “ultimately banned from social media for reporting and blocking the account of a government organization.” No matter which one it is, but especially !C3.

Yes. I like to homebrew, but I’ve also run established settings. The thing is I readily make every setting my own to an extent that given sufficient time it might become a home brew. And I’ll ignore established canon to fit my purposes with zero hesitation or regret.

Depends a little on the game, right? And the people around the table to be honest. But i don’t have a definitive answer for this one either.

Happy Birthday!

Happy New Year!

I tell you what tho’… i don’t think I’ll ever play another tech based character. No more riggers or hackers or whatever. Maybe, The Wrench.

Innkeeper because art imitates life. There’s a dwarf that would be EMS. A lot of my rogues would still be criminals. There’s been a chef or line cook. A beach bum surfer. An Atlantean prince.

Run something. Anything. Probably Eat the Reich or Pirate Borg. Get over my aversion to online ttrpgs.

Hmmm… you can’t go wrong with dice for me. Recently I’ve gotten a couple of fun blind bags of dice. A few years ago I got a d2020 that was a 20 sider with apocalypses and at the time recent news stories on it instead of numbers. Math rocks go clicky clack make gamer brain go buzz buzz.

You are at deaths door until a team mate can restore you.

I had to house rule 5e to within an inch of its life. At least one of the things I did as a house rule for Savage worlds has since been incorporated into the core. It was a popular house rule. My older though is probably “no one is dead dead until everyone is.” Basically, 0 hp or whatever means…

Everything has a grimdark noir gritty “ “ realistic “ “ iteration and I’m just not here for it. Give me hope whimsy and weird please.

Wishlisted ✅

As a GM I’ve had to remind a player that it’s essentially a co op or team game. I like complex motivations and enjoy helping them find that. It’s usually figured out by session 2.

That PC has been mine a couple times. The usual solution is either I think of the group as adopted siblings & I go along because “someone has to keep them out of trouble” or without being disruptive I play it like (gif) I believe that’s been my angle in a couple of Shadowrun games. That and hunger.

It’s still the nat one immediately followed by the nat 20 😂